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Cape Pattern
Amount to enlarge pattern for size
Extra Small: 165%
Small: 180%
Medium: 235%
Wide Medium: 265%
Large: 265%
X-Large: 300%
Cape Pattern
cut 1 fabric OR
cut 2 if lining
Attach Flap Here
place on fold of fabric
The pet length is from just behind the head st their neck
to where their tail begins. Even though weve used a dog
in the illustration above, cats measure the same way.
Uni-species Halloween Cape Costume Pattern
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CHOOSING FABRIC:
For the sample Spider Cat cape shown, orange felt was used on the cape, black felt for the spiders web, and green felt for the
spider.
Whats great about using felt is it wont ravel, so you dont have to turn under the edges. However, if you use other fabrics such as
cottons, cotton blends, or wools, you should turn under the edges, to prevent raveling. If youre experienced at sewing, you may
want to consider lining the cape, as a way to prevent raveling on the edges.
Uni-species Halloween Cape Costume Pattern
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Uni-Species Halloween Cape Directions continued
INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Once youve determined the size of your pet, check the chart to find out how much you will need to enlarge or reduce the
pattern. Create your paper pattern.
2. Pin the cape pattern piece to the fabric, aligning the fold line on the pattern to the fold in the fabric (repeat the step for
lining if used). Pin the side flap pattern piece to fabric and cut two (2).
3. With right sides facing, pin the one side flap piece to each side of the cape, using the placement indicated on the paper cape
pattern piece. Sew the side flaps to cape. Turn under edges if needed to prevent raveling. Press side seams open with iron.
4. Add Velcro tape to side flaps. Cut Velcro tape to preferred length so the side flaps can be adjusted. Sew the Velcro loop
side tape to one of the side flaps. Sew the Velcro soft side tape to the other corresponding side flap. SEE PHOTO A.
Completed Halloween
Cape Costume view
from above