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From the graphic novel JOKER by Brian Azzarello and Lee Bermejo.Harley Quinn cowl design(incomplete); black/red/white vinyl lether stretch.
This is not quite finished, for some reason I can never disapline myself enough to finish the bell collar and add the zipper to complete the quinn-cowl. The material sold out before I had a chance to buy enough to make the whole costume. This stuff's expensive.
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NICE.
Seriously. Seriously. Wicked.
I had doubts about whether that could be done, with the integral mask. Now I have to try it.
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Where there is a will there is a way, so triumph of the will should by thy success.
The bells are christmas decortaions with string still attached and sewn over, the cowl is a template of a hoodit jacket if that helps.
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try putting baby powder on the vinyl. it'll slide right through the machine and you just dust it off when your done. makes things a lot easier. ^_^
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Yeah. Cornstarch works too.
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okay, there's an idea. cheers.
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Effin' rad, man. I love it! I wsn't extremely fond of the comic itself, but the outfits she wore were pretty snazzy.
Love it! Hopefully you'll get to buy more of that fabric to finish the suit!!
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Joker's a pimp! I just found that hillarious.
Thankies, but reservations never want to come T_T. This is more of a side project. Since business picked up a bit I've been filling other orders for costumes people want done.
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oh i love how it looks. woulda loved it more if you finished :/ and smile girl! :]
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handstitching...In yr5 I made a Catwoman(Batman Returns-Tim Burton des.) costume ALL BY HANDSTITCH. I've had an evasiveness to manual needle-and-thread work ever since then.
THAT's the main reason why I don't wanna work on the bell-collar, I can't use a sewing machine or I'll wreck the fabric.
The last resort is too traumatising.
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oh, yikes, yeah you wouldn't want to ruin it. but so far you did a good job on the cowl. i want to try making one too but using a different kind of fabric, perhaps there's one that's easier to sew but looks good at the same time and doesn't get worn out too soon.
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What kind were you thinking? Like shiney, bland, velvet effect, stretch? Don't use feax-leather though, very hot and terrible for shape-fitting cosutumes. Trust me, I've tried. Makes a good jacket/coat though, not much else. Unless you can get a very soft real leather, but that's WAY too expensive..and hot. Make you feel sorry for Batman, almost.
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hm, idk yet but yeah something that definitely stretches. oh okay, thanx for the heads up. LOL
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Wow - that looks awesome 
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Spotlight, and yeah, vinyl is a bitch to MACHINEsew. Handstiching is simple enough. But I have a never-ever-want-to-experiance-again handstiching trauma...long painful story.
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Yeah Spotlight's AWESOME 
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