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ShinjusWorkshop — Ashe Hood pattern and tutorial
Published: 2013-06-28 18:44:01 +0000 UTC; Views: 25713; Favourites: 254; Downloads: 226
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As many of you asked, here's the pattern for the hood! I hope it will help and if you need to know more details on how it was made (the tutorial is not that detailed), don't hesitate to ask.Related content
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Hey - thanks for such a great resource! I actually digitized this in Illustrator for my own cosplay, I'd be happy to collaborate and share the pdf file if you were interested ^_^
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Hello 
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So i'm doing an ashe cosplay myself, and i was trying my hardest to figure out the hood, but it kept turning out terrible. I found this tutorial and the resulting hood i made is absolutely perfect. So thankyou so much!!! You're really talented!
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I am SO glad that was helpful!
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you have the design of the hood to print ? I can not find it anywhere and I need it too
please please please!!
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No, sorry, I don't I made that by hand...
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Do you have/do you know of anyone else who has tutorials for Ashe's cosplay? I'm trying to find as many as I can.
Thank you!
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I'm sorry, I have no idea.... When I look for tutorials, I look for certain techniques, not certain characters, so I wouldn't know. But you could try goggling certain parts of the costume + tutorial, see what comes up.
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This looks awesome, I'm making the cape/hood for my friend and I have some questions. What kind of fabric did you make the hood/cape out of? Are the hood and cape attached? Also did you sew two pieces together for the hood/cape? Please help
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Ok, so, the fabrics I used are some sort of fine wool for the outside and a simple plain synthetic fabric on the inside. Both for the cape and the hood, since they are separate and not attached at all. The cape was attached to the shoulder pads and the dress. The hood just comes over the head like a simple hood, it's not attached to anything. Basically, if you read the instructions of the image, you should be able to nail it. Let me know if you have any other questions.
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Thanks so much, this will help a lot thanks!
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wow, looks awesome
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Having two layers of fabric, and pretty thick one, made the whole thing stuff enough. I didn't need anything to make it stay up.
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Do you have any other pattern of the cosplay? Because it would be really helpful considering how awesome this one Is!
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I do, but it's fit for my friend, who is very tall and thin, I'm sure it doesn't fit most of the people needing it. Plus I'm too busy now working on an Assassin's Creed 4 cosplay to be able to upload anything....
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It doesn't really matter for what kind of body its fitted for to be honest just seeing it helps a lot.
Well I will be sittin here and waiting
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I'll try to do it... I work on a lot of projects and I just have tons of WIP and tutorials to post, I just need to work on them a bit and it's hard with the time... but I'll try...
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Im not saying that you totally have to im just saying that if you find time somewhere in the future to upload them it would be awesome. you sound like im demanding, it which im not ;and i feel bad if i actually do sound demanding D:
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No... the thing is I really want to do it! I love sharing my work with others and I know patterns can be hard to make, but I always work on a zillion thing in the same time and I'm always in a hurry! >.<
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I used acrylic golden paint, but I find it rather... yellow... so I mixed it with a bit of golden dust I had, to give it a more golden look. And it worked. I was really happy with the result!
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Yeah, it looks really nice
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Sorry I now see the picture answers the question :/
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Ahh this is wonderful, and extremely helpful, thank you so much!
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