So, my son’s 4th birthday is coming up in April, and it has been decreed that it shall be a knight birthday party complete with capes for all his friends. The last time I worked up a vague guest list, my kid has 26 friends, which means 26 capes, which probably means I better get busy. In my quest for cape patterns, I came across this great superhero cape tutorial that I thought I’d share. It’s done by Puking Pastilles. It’s super cute, and seems relatively easy.
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Craftster user nikschaf embroidered these super superheroes on linen napkins for some friends. I can’t decide which one I love best.
I know we’ve HAD father’s day already (and if you’re a father, grandfather, godfather, father-to-be, stepfather or any other variation on the theme I hope you had a lovely Sunday) but if you’re not gift-giving until next week, or if you want to make next year’s fathers day gift WELL ahead of time, I’ve got a tutorial for you.
Craftster user and youtuber MeiIris made her Dad an adorable polymer clay Superman keyring/key-chain, and her video tutorial is just downright sparkly and beautiful.
This might be the coolest thing I’ve seen in awhile. DeviantArt user morgoththeone painted this Justice League wall mural in her living room. Click through to see it bigger. The details and shading are amazing and I love how she added shadows to make it look 3-D. You can also see some photos of her progression here.
Here’s one for the ladies… Craftster user “audio-astrophysics” made this rad Superman skirt out of a pillowcase. Geeky and stylish.
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