I needed one more lil touch to my SDCC 11th Doctor cosplay, enter the fez fascinator!
Supplies:
*one piece of felt
*headband
*glue gun
*needle and thread
*card-stock
*printer
*string
Step 1: Print out my template on 8x11.5 card-stock.
Step 2: Cut out template and trace onto felt.Step 3: Once cut out, sew the two sides together where you like them. I used my mirror to figure out how big I wanted my fez, then cut and trimmed to the desired shape. Feel free to glue this part if you are not a sewer. I am NOT a sewer but I tried!
Step 4: Take your circle template on card-stock and glue to bottom of felt circle. Then glue the top of the fez to the bottom. If you are a skilled sewer feel free to sew the two pieces together. I am not, thus the glue gun.
Step 5: Make a tassel. It is SUPER easy, check out Pinterest for a DIY. Once completed, thread top through needle and through the top of the fez.
Step 6: Tie a knot to make tassel fall at desired length. I also glued a bit on the inside for added support.
Step 7: Glue on completed fez to your headband and enjoy!
I made two fez fascinators for $5!! The headbands were from the .99 cents store. Felt from Michael's was less than .50 cents a piece. The thread is only .30 cents at Walmart, .36 cents at Michael's. I did have to purchase larger holed needles but they were only $1.50 at Walmart. This nerd craft did take a bit of time with all the trimming and what not. But I learned a lot for the second one and then it few by. Good luck and don't forget to send pictures of your completed nerd crafts to me!
7 comments:
You could also do the whole thing with a blanket stitch and avoid the glue gun. Very cool!
Love it. Such a simple idea and it looks great!
I talked to a fellow nerd at SDCC and she used a paper cup! Deff need to try that next time!!
Creeped this post to get an idea for a Doctor Who / Renaissance mash up outfit! I am going to the Renn Faire this weekend and the theme is TIME TRAVELERS
OoooOOOO thanks make sure you share!!! xo
I made my fez out of a Styrofoam cone, cut to the right shape, and felt
I like that idea, sounds more sturdy! Thank you for the advice! xo
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