Make a D&D Dungeon Master Cloak | Tutorial with Free Pattern
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Great for cosplay, D&D Games and any other adventures you may be going on.
This cloak pattern is designed in a way that you do not over buy fabric and where almost all the fabric gets used. There are very few scraps.
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As someone who had literally never done any sawing in my life, thank you, this is very helpful and clear, I can't wait to dawn my dramatic DM cloak in front of my players :)
~ Aesthetics ~ for days
Aw I'm glad!! Have fun with the aesthetic dramatic games at your table ;)
I used this a year ago to make my wedding cloak and just recently found you again. Just wanted to say thanks for the tutorial and pattern! It made for a really special an nerdy day for me and my wife!
Oh I am so glad to hear this 💖 thank you so much for finding the video again and letting me know!
Thank you for a clear and concise tutorial, without weird and unnecessary patterns. I guess I know what my next project will be.
You showed it with so much detail. Thank you. I am going to do the cape to my daughter and she wats to play D&D with you
I just finished mine! I used a furniture blanket so it was pretty thick, and I added a point to the hood and the point was pretty stiff, so if you're gonna do a point on yours make sure it's not super thick, but regardless it still turned out really good!
Thank you for your tutorial!!! I love it!! Excellent work - your cloak is GORGEOUS!!! Thank you for sharing your talent with us!
This is awesome, thank you! As an amateur with fabric and sewing this was super detailed and easy to follow. I used this for my Sylvie (Lady Loki) cosplay, used green instead of blue. Thanks again!
Thank you so much for this tutorial, this saved me a lot of time. I'm going to wear this as Red-Riding-Hood on a day we call "Fasching/Karneval" in Austria. (It's similar to Halloween, but not spooky.) :)
Спасибо от русского зрителя, я искала видеоурок для того чтобы сшить костюм на Хэллоуин и ваш показался мне самым понятным, хоть я и не понимаю по англиски.
Thanks, you very nice :3
Haha, I really very bad speak in English.
This is THE BEST tutorial! I love that your using French seams
Glad you liked it! French seams are just such a nice finish and no fancy machinery or tools are needed!
using this video to make a raven cloak for halloween x thank u
This was a super helpful tutorial. I am making a Harry Potter robe for my son's Halloween costume. The robe was okay, but I did not get how to do a hood or encase the seam so it would not show. You explained it really well. Thank you!
this is such an amazing video, thank you!!
This is a really great tutorial, my problem here is that I have no 9dea where to get any fabric that big
Most fabric stores carry fabric that is 60" wide. 54"-60" is typically the average. Just keep in mind most fabric stores fold fabric in half when they put it on bolts.
Very nice!
That was great. I have students Middle School Sewing Students who want to make fleece Cloaks for Track Meet Days in the Mountains. They are SO excited about it! Thank you!
Hi Annie, I'm going to give this a try. I would like to line the hood only, do you have a tutorial for that, or tips you can recommend? I'm a beginner! THX
I'm very much a novice (with a skilled wife), and managed to make this all by myself, thank you. Do you have any tips for helping the drape of the hood? It sort of just flops around at the top.
cute! both the cloak and u ;3
Ima go get the supplies in the morning! I dont have a sewing machine but I am hoping it works the same just kore work XD
I have seen several people follow this tutorial without the use of a sewing machine! Definitely possible, so have fun!
Can this be done by hand and with tulle couse im thinking of making one that pairs with my prom dress
It absolutely can! Totally possible!
No pockets for pens, paper, dice, and miniatures?
Those can definitely be added in quite easily!
I want to make a plauge doctor so that you so much!!
Does this work for giants? Aka I’m 6ft and bulky
Lovely tutorial, however, I am having a difficult time understanding the seems. Specifically the seems regarding the hood
I wish I watched this before I bought my fabric today 😂 I ended up buying like 7 yards of fabric
If I were to buy more fabric, like 6 meters, would it still work out? would it only be longer in the end? Or would the neck line be affected? Because I have to make a very long cape for a project...
When you say ‘wrong side’ do you mean the inside? Also I love this tutoria it’s very clear and very helpful !!!!
Wrong side refers to the side you want on the inside of the garment yes! On my fabric I wanted the suede look on the outside, making it the "right side" in this case
Do I need to machine wash material first?
Its recommended to always wash your fabric before sewing with it!
Has anyone tried using a king sized sheet to make these
Does anyone know where the clasp/fastner is from. I’ve been looking everywhere for one that leaves a gap in the front and doesn’t pull the fabric close together.
So my clasp is actually made by using two buttons and a loop of elastic so it's not super tight
Do you have any suggestions for hand sewing?
It's definitely doable by hand but take your time and have patience! As for the actual stitches I would recommend checking out some hand sewing tutorials. Bernadette Banner has some really lovely ones on her channel as she mostly does hand sewing.
what fabric do you recommend? Why did you have the shiny side on the inside
Any type of fabric can work from satin to wool. Just depends on what you are comfortable sewing and what your end goal for the cloak is. And I used the soft side because its considered the "proper" side of the fabric while shiny is the underside. The fabric I used is a fake suede and I wanted that suede look on the outside
So do you base the size off your height?
Depending on how long you want your cloak then yes. I like mine to not sweep along the ground, so I make it shorter than my neck to floor height.
Hallo, what kind of fabric did you use for this?
For this particular example I used special faux seude fabric that has a shiny under side. But almost any type of fabric could work in theory depending on the weight and drape of it
@@AnnieChieDesigns Thank you :)
What model is your sewing machine? I’m looking to upgrade and I really like yours
Unfortunately no matter how hard you look you likely wouldn't find mine 😅 it's a Singer from the 60s or 70s. Inherited from my grandmother.
@@AnnieChieDesigns dang it’s a really nice machine tho ☺️ would you recommend singer sewing machines?
Hey! Wanted to ask how tall you are compared to the cloak?
I am 5'7", and the hem lands at about mid calf
@@AnnieChieDesigns oh boy, I’m 5’1. This will be a long boy
Been expecting bdsm costume but that'll do
How is the cloak fabric called?
The fabric I used is a tad on the uncommon side, but its called suedine
Just used this tutorial last night for my Renaissance Faire cloak. I've never used a french seam or sewn clothing for myself. The cloak came together in just a few hours and looks amazing! So flowy and mysterious feeling. Thank you so much for this concise and easy to follow tutorial! (Really glad I didn't buy that $8 pattern from the box stores!)
I'm so glad to hear this! Glad this tutorial was helpful
@@AnnieChieDesigns So excited to bust it out tomorrow!
This is probably my favorite tutorial on a cloak i've seen. Any advice on altering this for child size?
Gosh thanks! And to alter to a child's size, just make the measurements smaller. Neck hole could be about the same, but the lenght/circle radius just needs to be smaller, and same with hood
I have a (not homemade) cloak that was probably meant to be full length for an eight year old, and is instead waist length on me; I absolutely love it. I suggest that those who are making cloaks for children intentionally make the hood with enough room for an adult head to fit (since you'll likely want it to flare dramatically on the child's head anyway, there's room to work with here), attach it to a full size neckline, and add a band of fabric to create a drawstring channel. Thread a ribbon through, sew it to one end of the channel, pull the other end until the neckline is gathered to an appropriate size for the child, sew in place on that side too. You can leave excess ribbon on each end for ties, or cut off the ribbon and add a different closure method. Then, the neckline can be re-expanded later and the cloak winds up not being outgrown but instead simply becoming a shorter cloak with less dramatic hood.
(Another option if you're using ribbon ties: instead of sewing the ribbon directly to the ends of the drawstring channel, sew a button just inside each end of the channel, and put buttonholes at various places along the ribbon. That way there's no need to rip out thread later. Of course, only do this if the child can be trusted to not undo the buttons willy-nilly and cause the ribbon to be drawn into the channel or even slide out entirely. Rethreading the ribbon would be just as annoying as ripping out the thread...)
I measure from the top of their head to the floor. Add an extra 2 feet if you want sleeves.
Based kids neck on his tshirt add couple inches
Question: is it all in mirror image on purpose? I thought you had a cool left-handed sewing machine until i noticed all the text was mirrored.
It's just how my camera films 😂 I sometimes flip everything but there were a LOT of clips for this video so it would have been quite the task to mirror them back
Bless you for this, and bless you for adding the companion guide. I've never made a garment, so this is exciting.
This turned out really awesome! I was looking for a cloak design that I could make out of wool blankets for bushcraft, hunting, survival, and general use. This is my favorite design!
Great tutorial. I love watching other people create. The foam under your sewing machines is genius!
thank you for this tutorial !! just out of curiousity, why did you use french seams ? is it necessary to use one or does it just provide a better finish ? because if I'm honest I had a hard time understanding how they work and I'd love to take on this project!
Your welcome! I use french seams because they are a simple finish to the seam. If seams are left raw and flat without a finish of any kind they fray. Lots of people will finish seams by serging the edges, or use pinking shears, ect so they can do one normal flat seam. But I wanted this tutorial to be doable without fraying for anyone, including those without the tools for the serging or pinking. If you want to try other seam finishes, a felled seam is also a very good idea. And if fraying doesn't bother you then a normal flat seam without any finishes is an option!
I made this cloak for myself last year. So easy and your explanations are great. I'm considering scaling down to make a cape for a doll. Have you ever used this technique for a very small cloak?
I have not but I believe it would still work quite well scaled down! Let me know how that goes 🥺
What length should I take for 13 or 14 years old child can you guide me
Thank you so much! I’m hoping to make a cloak for my hobbit costume. :)
Thank you for this! My cousin told me to make one for him to his wife and this is gonna help me so much thank you ❤️
I’m going to try and make this cloak today... wondering if you have any tips for adding in a lining to the whole garment?
For lining the whole thing, you can skip the french seams and make regular flat seams instead. And the lining should be the same exact shapes. Sew both together as normal, skip the hems. Instead put good sides of fabric together and sew all around, leaving a hole. Pull inside out, and close the hole, press. And it's a lined cloak
Thank you Annie! I bought my polyester fleece fabric from a queen/king size duvet cover (soft and a little fluffy on one side). Going to use it to keep warm in cold times, and to go with my Witcher cosplay! (Grey colour). Going to make it smell super nice, too 🐺✨
This sounds awesome! Sounds like you will be so cozy
Ah no my fabric starts off at about 90" square- so I'll watch your tutorial for guidance and think creatively.. Tomorrow. I'm also 6ft tall so this will be an interesting challenge.. Any ideas/tips welcome!
Thanks! This helped so much! I'm working on a fully self-sewn outfit, and this video helped me to make my half-cloak with a big ol' hood :)
I own A Gnomes Shoe Repair, I wanted to make cloaks for fun photos for the store, I GREATLY appreciate you!!!
Oh wonderful! Glad my video was of help 😊
ok but… whats the width of my fabric?!?! how do i figure thatout!
Thank you for this well explained tutorial! :) I am going to do this for a Halloweencostume and am so excited to follow your tutorial instead of just buying a cloak
Made a quilted cloak using this simple tutorial! Thank you so much I love it.
I'm doing a school project and chose to do mine on Red Riding Hood just so I could make a cloak. This was a very clear tutorial, I like it :)
I have the same cloak. And my question is, will it be okay to walk down the street in it? Ie, use it not only for cosplay, for example. I think people will look askance at me...
So the length is only haft circle right???? I very confused and english is not my fav language
Two questions: What type of fabric did you use? Also, what size of fabric do you think I should use if I were to make it floor length? I’m 5’4”
The fabric I used is called sudeine- a fake seude. And to figure that out you would need to measure from the nape of your neck to the floor. I can't do the math off the top of my head as even a 5'4" person can have this measurement vary
Annie Chie okay thanks so much! I’m not into D&D but I just really wanted to make myself a cloak
Nothing says it has to be a DnD cloak ;)
We made 2 capes using a similar design but the hood is a bit heavy and the tie off at the neckline slides up to the throat. Not very comfortable for long wear time. Any ideas for keeping them in place?
I had SO much fun making this! I am a beginner sewer but had no problem at all making it! Thank you so much for sharing!
I’m 5 ft 5 in. Should I use the same sizes you did or shorten it
You can just leave it as is! It would be a tad longer on you (I am 5'7") but it would reach farther down your calves, this is not a floor lenght pattern.
@@AnnieChieDesigns Sweet, that means it will be like a perfect height for what I want. Making a modified red riding hood costume and I prefer longer cloaks. (I'm 5'4")
Hello! I'm pretty tall, do you have any tips how I should measure the size of the fabric according to my height?
Thank you for this tutorial! I’m having a slight problem with my cloak however and I was wondering if you knew the solution!
The cloak itself is made out of this ribbon material, it’s stretchy but it has some weight to it, when I tried wearing the cloak, the bottom part didn’t reach the floor because the fabric was collecting in the middle and it almost looks like a droopy bag 😅 I have some ideas to fix this but I would like to hear what you would do before I try anything-
Thanks! :)
I wish I could help more but I can't really tell what the issue is from your description. Collecting in the middle - did you line the garment or was it caught on something? Or was it the way the fabric itself was behaving?
@@AnnieChieDesigns I have not lined it yet and I believe it’s how the fabric is behaving, the fabric is solid white rib knit if that helps, and instead of the fabric touching all the way to the floor, it almost folds in on itself and gets stuck near my lower back. I’m not sure if I didn’t something wrong but the fabric curls instead of going straight down 😥 I have a feeling that it has to be something with the material itself and if that’s the case I might have to line it with something that is more stiff or cut the cape and sow it back in a way that it keeps it’s shape better- hope this helps a little better!
I made the most awesome jedi cloak from this tutorial! Thank you so much for posting this!
I have a problem with the sizing, can you help me? My height is 153
Question when cutting the bottom, how do you not get it curved so even not with a dip on the sides?
Thank you!! This is literally the only video I’ve found that makes sense to me! I can’t wait to try it out!
how to make cloak from Batik?? please
The most easiest and clear tutorial thanks a lots ❤️
This is the best sewing tutorial I’ve ever watched! Your explanations are to the point and descriptive and concise enough for me to understand what you’re saying the first time around, instead of me usually pausing and playing and rewinding to finally understand it. Thank you!!!!!!!
Wow thank you for such a compliment. I struggle with tutorials sometimes too so I am glad my efforts to make this easy to understand paid off! You are very welcome!
Fabric Name Please
Pointed hood you say?
What if you are 6'2" tall? Will 60 inches be enough length???
Just measure what you need by measuring your body from your neck to your foot I think!
nice love from me
Just used this to make a cloak for my friend and it looks amazing! He's really happy with it!
Loved your tutorial!
I accidentally made an enormous hood lol, is there a way to ajust the size once it's attached?
nice
thank you so much, that will really help me with my cosplay
You are very welcome. Very glad to hear it will be helpful!
Super helpful! Thank you! I’ve never sewn before, so this was quite a project for me. But I’m going to a Ren Faire in a week and wanted my costume to pop, I figured a cloak would be perfect for that “Mysterious Cloaked Figure” NPC look. I followed your instructions minus a few of the finer finishing things like ironing and did everything by hand, but it turned out great! So happy with my costume:) thank you so much for your simple explanations that even a beginner can do!
At 9:01, do you mean that we have to hem just the bottom? I'm confused, there's just so much hemming lol. Also do you know where I can buy white faux suede 50in×100in??
THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH!!! I LIKED HOW YOU EXPLAINED THIS GARMENT AND GAVE GREAT written DESCRIPTION ❤
Great Video!
thank you so. much. i am young, and im hoping to make this for a renn faire. this looks simple and relatively lightweight, not too unbearable for spending all day outside during summer in texas. gotta try and keep cool, so ill probably go with a satiny fabric like youre using here. maybe ill even try and make the hood more rigid so it keeps its shape when its up. :)
I was wondering I made my own cloak but it keeps sliding around and falling off do you have any tips to stop that from happening
It seems you missed how much fabric to purchase. Fabrics generally come in 3 widths, but you need enough length. The width is fixed of course, but how long a piece you purchase is up to you. Your design or pattern will probably fit most people, but some might have to trim more or have a longer length.
Your not considering shoulder width or height, but only talking about forming a square.
It is mentioned to purchase 2× the width of the fabric so when folded you have a square.
This pattern is meant to be extremely simplistic hence the lack of shoulder measurements, ect. It's meant to be easy for those who may not be very comfortable with calculations and equations can follow along easily.
@@AnnieChieDesigns Check out a video by Guiding Bolt called "How to make a cloak. No sewing required!" She includes measuring for height. She also uses folded cloth and trims off material in a semi-round cut.
@@frankvazquez4050 well glad you found a tutorial that works for you then!
thank you so much for this video !! you make it super easy, i love my cloak. made it for my Raven from Teen Titans costume !💜
Thank you for this tutorial, I may be using a modified version for my Mujika cosplay
I feel like 3D Printed parts could make this so cool, like maybe at the end of the cloak 3D spikes or something?
Do you think I could make this cloak from suiting wool and line it? I need it to be warm for a partially outdoor event in UK winter
I watched your video on your winter cloak and I live somewhere where it rains a lot 9n the winter and I was wondering if there was a way to make them water/wind proof?
Thanks for this, it really helped me understand how to make one of these. Have been wanting to for a while now. :)
How do I add pockets??
So you could make patch pockets by top stitching a pocket shape on top of the cloak. Or if you are wanting something a tad more advanced, a welt or double welt pocket. Both of these I can not explain in a video comment but there are many tutorials for on youtube
Great tutorial and I really liked the idea for stabilising the machine too . You're a good teacher.
Awesome tutorial definitely understood very easily will be doing something similar, going to incorporate some sherpa for an outside cloak
Used this cloak for a Melina cosplay ty for the tips sewing DM!!❤️
Excellent and easy-to-follow tutorial. Thank you so much.
Using this tutorial! Wish me luck, I'm nervous