How I made one-sixth scale polo shirts for TBLeague M36 figures
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- You can see how I made 1/6th scale polo shirts for TBLeague M36 figures
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Thanks for showing the process. I didn't know there was a fabric cutter like that.
You're welcome!
I need to learn how to make clothes for my three 1/6 wolverine figures,I've bought 5kg of scrap leather and various fabric and got a good electric sewing machine free, buying the clothes I'm finding it hard, all are soooo expensive so time to learn how to use the machine and make patterns etc so my poor nakie Logans can look their best
It s Fine !You are well done!
Thanks!
Love it keep upload plz
Thanks! I'm glad you love it! I will upload more.
Would you do a tutorial for how to do measurements for creating your own patterns? And what sewing machine is that? And do you take custom orders (can I recommend you)? Sometimes I get design ideas I want for my 1/6 scale figures but not sure how to get pattern to fit my non-standard figures.
The sewing machine is an Elna 6600. You can recommend me. It's always worth a try to ask if I can help. For years I have been planning to make tutorials. Maybe I'll do some this year finally.
Any advice for making a form fitting mask?
Unfortunately I cannot help you with that
It's so nice seeing someone make clothes for M36! I have M36A and he is impossible to clothe! Those Polo shirts are FABULOUS! How do you get your measurements to cut the material for the specific figure?
Thanks for your kind words! Unfortunately, I can't answer this in a comment, but hopefully, I will make tutorials about these things sometime in the future.
@Philip I would love to do them and hope to get there one day.
do u sell patterns?
Currently not, maybe sometime in the future
Hello! Tell me, can these things be washed? Or a thread on the raw edges of the fabric will crumble?
I make my creations as durable, resistant and long-lasting as possible. My fabrics are pre-washed. I recommend washing them by hand, carefully.
Making tutorials you shouldnt speed up, tutorials are for teaching others, and many just starting. It's a mess.
This is not a tutorial.
Where do you find/buy the cloth materials?
cameleontextil dot com
@@Hegemony77 Nice man, can I ask how you know what material you have to use? Do you just guess?
@@TheBudDex The lighter / the thinner, the stretchier the better in my opinion
pls make a turtle neck pls plsssssssssss
Hopefully I will
It's still not very clear "how" you make them..
I hope I will have the opportunity to show it in detail sometime in the future.
@@Hegemony77 Don't worry, I know these things take time 🤗
I had high hopes for this video, but I'm sorry to say that playback speed and absence of voiceover makes it pretty uninformative. Looks like you were too caught up in the creative process to let us mortals know exactly what you're doing XD The shirts look fabulous, but I have so many questions! I saw your reply that this is no tutorial, but making this vid as a teaser is CRUEL! XD
Thank you for your comment! We sell 1/6 scale clothes, the aim was to promote them but we hope we will have time to make tutorials sometime in the future.
@@Hegemony77 Ah, I see then. They do look great. I especially like how neat the collar area is. In many hand-sewn doll clothes, it's too bulky.
what? I thought it's a tutorial but turn out it a sped up nothingness.
No one claimed that it was a tutorial. Maybe I will make some tutorials in the future.