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Mushroom bibs and a Pocky hat
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ScienceDad
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Mushroom bibs and a Pocky hat
A buddy of mine had a kid and I wanted to make something for when I visit. I found a stack of new generic bibs lying around (we have two kids and accumulate way more clothes from grandma than we can process) so I decided to turn them into something fun
The local yarn shop happened to have a massive roll of waste canvas that they were never able to sell for years, and they were so happy that someone asked about it that they gave me a yard for free! I decided to sew on some Super Mario power-ups - not much gamer credibility but the most recognizable to non-gamer friends:
I've also been working on sewing plastic canvas sprites onto toques and hats. (Turns out that Daiso - a Japanese department store - is an awesome source for cheap headgear.) This is a hat that I customized for my 3yr old:
It's Pocky from the SNES game "Pocky and Rocky".
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pixelcraft, a free and open-source web app for making craft patterns from sprites:
http://www.theoryandwings.com/software/pixelcraft
http://www.theoryandwings.com/software/pixelcraft
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Re: Mushroom bibs and a Pocky hat
Adorable!!
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Re: Mushroom bibs and a Pocky hat
Really great work love the bibs and hat! 
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Re: Mushroom bibs and a Pocky hat
Awesome idea, thanks for posting it! I can't keep up with friends having kids anymore and any idea to make gifts faster is very welcome! 
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Re: Mushroom bibs and a Pocky hat
So how did you stitch the plastic on the cap? Just the kind of regular way? I've been contemplating stitching a few things onto hats and I wanted to know any tips?
Also, these are awesome and amazing, and those bibs look great!
Also, these are awesome and amazing, and those bibs look great!
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Re: Mushroom bibs and a Pocky hat
Yup, just the regular kind of way - though I skip over parts of the plastic canvas and concentrate on the bits that are going to stick out.TristaKatagata wrote:So how did you stitch the plastic on the cap? Just the kind of regular way? I've been contemplating stitching a few things onto hats and I wanted to know any tips?
Also, these are awesome and amazing, and those bibs look great!
I dunno if I'm in any position to be giving out advice
pixelcraft, a free and open-source web app for making craft patterns from sprites:
http://www.theoryandwings.com/software/pixelcraft
http://www.theoryandwings.com/software/pixelcraft
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Re: Mushroom bibs and a Pocky hat
Very cute!! And now I'm going to try and see if I can get any great deals on fabric, how cool that they gave you some for free!
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