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Submitted to the #Villainous-Alliance for the Scariest Villain Contest.

These are a few shots of my Arkham Asylum Scarecrow costume,
all made by me, claw, mask, hood pants ect.

in a few weeks i will include some with the electronics activated on the claw, IE it will be glowing. i just did not have batteries during this photoshoot.

Photography by Matt Rice

Edit: i'm getting a lot of messages from people about the materials i used in making this,
and it's getting pretty silly that i'm retyping it two or three times a day now,
so to help me keep my sanity and the benefit of all:
i used about 2-3 yards each of three colors of a rough thick linen, no brand name i'm afraid, just $7 a yard at Jo-anns
the patch work effect was done by making a paper pattern for each piece of the clothing, and dividing the pattern into pieces,
i then cut and machine stitched all those pieces together to make the costume, and then hand stitched over the top with a thick white thread to give the "chunky" stitching effect.

the glove was a combination of some syringes, pen tips, EL wire, some plastic and a few kids toys, all painted with acrylics.

liberal amounts of ink, dirt and other substances were used to distress various parts also

Description
Submitted to the #Villainous-Alliance for the Scariest Villain Contest.

These are a few shots of my Arkham Asylum Scarecrow costume,
all made by me, claw, mask, hood pants ect.

in a few weeks i will include some with the electronics activated on the claw, IE it will be glowing. i just did not have batteries during this photoshoot.

Photography by Matt Rice

Edit: i'm getting a lot of messages from people about the materials i used in making this,
and it's getting pretty silly that i'm retyping it two or three times a day now,
so to help me keep my sanity and the benefit of all:
i used about 2-3 yards each of three colors of a rough thick linen, no brand name i'm afraid, just $7 a yard at Jo-anns
the patch work effect was done by making a paper pattern for each piece of the clothing, and dividing the pattern into pieces,
i then cut and machine stitched all those pieces together to make the costume, and then hand stitched over the top with a thick white thread to give the "chunky" stitching effect.

the glove was a combination of some syringes, pen tips, EL wire, some plastic and a few kids toys, all painted with acrylics.

liberal amounts of ink, dirt and other substances were used to distress various parts also