Ghostsoldier
Active Hunter
Sweet! I've been looking like a fiend EVERYWHERE, but have not been able to find anything remotely like the pant's material....please let us know ASAP when you get any info!
Rob
Joker Hexagon Fabric Print Interest
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Sweet! I've been looking like a fiend EVERYWHERE, but have not been able to find anything remotely like the pant's material....please let us know ASAP when you get any info!
Rob
Ghostsoldier
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Ghostsoldier
Active Hunter
Oh...and my heartfelt thanks goes out equally to pinder91 and sereiana!
Rob
Rob
KlaatuVer
New Hunter
nice! Definitely interested in that also. I've been to every consignment shop and store that might carry dress pants in a 40 mile radius only to come up empty handed for anything close to accurate in a grey to dye. Having to forgo the dying process would make things that much easier. Though putting them together is another ordeal. Maybe I can get a deal for the shirt and pants
Long time lurker/reader, and now finally a validated account so I can participate!
I know I'm joining the party REALLY late, but I'd love to get in on the fabric order!
Also, generalFROSTY, let us know what you find out about the pants!
I've got my tie, and a lot of patterns and ambition. We'll see if I pull it all together by Halloween.
I know I'm joining the party REALLY late, but I'd love to get in on the fabric order!
Also, generalFROSTY, let us know what you find out about the pants!
I've got my tie, and a lot of patterns and ambition. We'll see if I pull it all together by Halloween.
whether i get the fabric by Halloween or not i would still love to get in on this. i have been following this for some time now, but have just been waiting for the order thread.
a HUGE thank you to all of the people i see putting in their hard work into making this happen. i hope that us that are helping support taking up some of that fabric will help ease the financial burden as well.
a HUGE thank you to all of the people i see putting in their hard work into making this happen. i hope that us that are helping support taking up some of that fabric will help ease the financial burden as well.
okay guys, i NEED YOU!!!! especially you Sinister
how easy would it be to alter this coat...
to look like the jokers?
surely that collar can be trimmed to match it and then have stitch lines to give the impression it were mad that way?
i've NEVER done anything like this before and wouldnt want to buy it and cock it up!
also, popping the buttons onto the fellas side aint a big job is it?
the coat is really thick so has that 'heavy' look that Heaths does
thought and tips?!!! where do i begin?!!
(i will ask if she comes with it...)
how easy would it be to alter this coat...
to look like the jokers?
surely that collar can be trimmed to match it and then have stitch lines to give the impression it were mad that way?
i've NEVER done anything like this before and wouldnt want to buy it and cock it up!
also, popping the buttons onto the fellas side aint a big job is it?
the coat is really thick so has that 'heavy' look that Heaths does
thought and tips?!!! where do i begin?!!
(i will ask if she comes with it...)
I hate to burst a bubble, but I would start somewhere other than this coat. It is nice, but it would be harder to make it look right than to create one from scratch...
Sorry...
gagnon49456
Jr Hunter
That coat would cost much more and take about the same amount of time to alter as it would to make your own. Anyone have a pattern thats close to this Hex shirt. Just a basic pattern. I want to try and make a couple of test shirts on My new sewing machine before I get this fabric. Thanks
tbone9600
Active Hunter
I hate to burst a bubble, but I would start somewhere other than this coat. It is nice, but it would be harder to make it look right than to create one from scratch...
Sorry...
I agree with these guys. It would be just as easy to find a purple fleece like material, or white and dye it, and make the coat from scratch. I am by no means a "tailor," but I have made a couple of coats before and it really isn't that bad. You just have to have a good pattern to follow. Just my 2 cents.
klohse
New Hunter
Kwally,
Please count ME in TOO for the shirt fabric. I have a very nice copy of the pattern I found posted on another site, but have NO idea how to go about ironing it on a shirt!
Thanks!
fourcolorhero
New Hunter
Howdy partners.
Read the thread in one sitting. Have tried many different methods of recreating the shirt. The best method up until now has been iron-on transfer, which obviously leaves much to be desired in terms of texture and comfort; but looks pretty. Very, very interested in the digital printing method. Not necessarily interested in having it for Halloween. Not interested in having a screen-perfect shirt and a half-formed costume. I say, do it right, or don't do it at all.
So Kwally (and multi-thanks again for your tireless effort in getting this up), you can put me down for the post-October order, whenever that might be, for however many yards equals three medium shirts.
Also: for those aiming to grow their hair out for Halloween, be warned -- it may take longer than you realize. About half an inch per month. Which means, based on which part of the movie you're looking at for reference, you should have started in February.
Oh, and do yourself a favor: spend the extra money and get yourself a nice hair stylist that you meet with every three months or so. I don't think I need to tell you that hair doesn't do what Heath's hair did on its own. And everybody's hair grows a little bit differently. Alterations will need to be made periodically. It's those little things that will make you stand apart from the rest!
Many thanks to the holy trinity of Kwally, Pinder and Sereiana. Praise Heathus!
Read the thread in one sitting. Have tried many different methods of recreating the shirt. The best method up until now has been iron-on transfer, which obviously leaves much to be desired in terms of texture and comfort; but looks pretty. Very, very interested in the digital printing method. Not necessarily interested in having it for Halloween. Not interested in having a screen-perfect shirt and a half-formed costume. I say, do it right, or don't do it at all.
So Kwally (and multi-thanks again for your tireless effort in getting this up), you can put me down for the post-October order, whenever that might be, for however many yards equals three medium shirts.
Also: for those aiming to grow their hair out for Halloween, be warned -- it may take longer than you realize. About half an inch per month. Which means, based on which part of the movie you're looking at for reference, you should have started in February.
Oh, and do yourself a favor: spend the extra money and get yourself a nice hair stylist that you meet with every three months or so. I don't think I need to tell you that hair doesn't do what Heath's hair did on its own. And everybody's hair grows a little bit differently. Alterations will need to be made periodically. It's those little things that will make you stand apart from the rest!
Many thanks to the holy trinity of Kwally, Pinder and Sereiana. Praise Heathus!
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Ghostsoldier
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Ghostsoldier
Active Hunter
I say do what you can with what you have, or can afford to do....and screw anyone who has a negative comment.
Rob
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Ghostsoldier
Active Hunter
Another hi-rez shirt shot...
Rob
Rob
sereiana
Jr Hunter
Never saw that one myself until about yesterday. More than confirms that the pattern layout is 100% correct. This would have made my life easier though. I'd say the real winner in this picture is the fact that you can see even better whats going on with the fabric on the back of the vest.
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