Style #1016 Instructional Content

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    Introductory Video

    Watch our introductory video before you start your project to make the most out of our video tutorials and written instructions!

    Click on the video below or open it in a new window here.

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    Part 1: Cut Out and Prep the Cosplay Patterns

    Video Tutorial Links​​​

    Please refer to the Video Tutorial Index in the written instructions.

    Downloadable Content

    Cut Out and Prep the Cosplay Patterns Full Instructions (Digital PDF)

    Pan's Best Practices for Cut Out and Prep

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    Part 2: Shirt

    Video Tutorial Links​​​

    Please refer to the Video Tutorial Index in the written instructions.

    Downloadable Content

    Shirt Full Instructions (Digital PDF)

    Pan's Best Practices

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    Part 3: Skirt and Belt

    Video Tutorial Links​​​

    Please refer to the Video Tutorial Index in the written instructions.

    Downloadable Content

    Skirt and Belt Full Instructions (Digital PDF)

    Pan's Best Practices

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    Part 4: Arm Sleeves and Tie

    Video Tutorial Links​​​

    Please refer to the Video Tutorial Index in the written instructions.

    Downloadable Content

    Arm Sleeves and Ti Full Instructions (Digital PDF)

    Pan's Best Practices

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    Part 5: Scarf and Mittens

    Video Tutorial Links​​​

    Please refer to the Video Tutorial Index in the written instructions.

    Downloadable Content

    Scarf and Mittens Full Instructions (Digital PDF)

    Pan's Best Practices

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    Part 6: Add Accents to Your Cosplay

    We provide two sets of accent templates for your convenience: one set is marked on the pattern pieces so you know exactly where to place them, and the same set of accents appears separately on the pattern paper. We recommend practicing on scrap fabric with one of the templates first, so you can find the best application method for your style.

    There are many ways to add the accents to your cosplay, and you can use the template on your pattern paper to cut out, trace, or copy however you like. We recreated these signature electronic accents using an inkjet printer and iron-on transfer paper. Here are some other application methods — choose the one that best suits your vision! Your cosplay, your rules!

    Fabric Paint: Place the stencil on the fabric, then dab fabric paint over it with a foam sponge for a bold, even color. For a more precise application, use a fine-tip brush to trace the outlines.
    Iron-On Transfer: Trace the stencil onto transfer paper, then iron it onto the fabric for a smooth, lasting design. Alternatively, recreate the accent layout using an editing software before printing onto transfer paper.
    Heat Transfer Vinyl: Cut the stencil from vinyl, then press it onto the fabric with a heat press or iron for a professional look. 

    Want to see one way we DIYed a stencil using fabric paint and a sponge? Watch this short Instagram video!

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