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Malindachan β Akatsuki Cloud Tutorial
Published: 2007-10-18 22:11:16 +0000 UTC; Views: 177025; Favourites: 2904; Downloads: 11599
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By popular request, here is the cloud tutorial for you all!I decided to make a bag because it would be too time-consuming to make another coat...
Hope it's helpful enough ^^
Edit: If you need some help making the coat, has a nice mini-tutorial here: [link]
^^
Akatsuki is property of Kishimoto-sensei
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Thank you so much for making this tutorial! I've just made my own akatsuki cloak(with lots of help from someone who actually can handle a sweing machine) and this tutorial was really helpful!
*bow* Domo arigatou! ^________^
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Thank you!!! this is so much more helpful! the last time we tried to make an akatsuki cloud, it was felt and white fabric glue. Thank you!!!!!!
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Omg, I love you so much for this, it looks perfect and my cloak costed me 5x less than I would buy it off the internet (and I'm sure of the quality and everything
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I have a question about the fabric.
They has to be not-unravel fabric, or it can be any type of fabric?
Its because I dont know if you use the heat n bond and then cut them, they get unravel.
Thanks!
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Hum...I have a question about the fabric.
It can be any fabric?
Or it has to be a not-frayed fabric?
Because If you cut the fabric already glued with the heat n bond, it doesnt get unravel?
Thanks and have a beautiful day! n/_\n
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heat n bond helps it from unraveling a little bit, but not completely. I'd suggest using some sort of cotton since the heat n bond sticks to it pretty good.
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thanks so much for doing this , i really wanna sew a cloud for my school bag (but first i gotta ask my grandma how to sew xDDDD)
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SO COOL!!!!! Great tutorial!!! I'm gonna put an Akatsuki cloud on the back of one of my severals black coat!!! Thanks for the idea!!!
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I've been looking for something like this thanks -^__^-
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Thank you so much i've made one cloud so far and it worked really well.
Here it is if anyone wants to take a look -->[link]
thanks again.
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glad it worked for you! ^__^
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yah and thanks again
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Very helpful tutorial ^^ Thank you!!
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this is great!
im can already see about 5 million uses for this
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This is super helpful; thanks for putting this up!!
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Woooww....i MUST fav this! 
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....I love you xD
I need to get to the fabric store and get heat n' bond...NOW. I need an akatsuki cloud on my jacket...and basically everything else...lol. Anyway, this is an awesome tutorial, it's not hard to follow. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR MAKING IT.
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that is very helpfull!
^_^
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"'Love'...is that what makes us so strong?"
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i think your tut will be of help^^
i wanna sew me an akatsuki cloak...i hope it works ^.^
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Awesome! Too bad we don't actually have that "Heat n' bond" thing here in Argentina. I'll try it, so I really hope it works anyway only with sewing. xD Thanks!
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how many people can speak/write english in Argentina?
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I think we're a lot haha. Almost everyone knows "something" in a foreign language. But those with a proficiency, thooose are a minority.
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you are my saviour. we have a cosplay store in my home town that sell the clouds and all you have to do is iron them on, but they are really expensive and since i used denim to make my cloak (15$ a meter) i have no money left so this is a really awesome tutorial thanks i will use it.
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thanks for tuto, but i have a question: how do you do the topstich?
what is a topstich?>.>Β°
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a topstitch is just stitching over the edge of the material to keep it in place. (I do it around the edges of the clouds to keep the material from peeling at conventions)
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wow ^w^! this is great help n-n! ill try to do it x3!
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i dont have a sewing machine do u think i could sew the cloud by hand??
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don't see why not :3
heck, you don't really have to do any sewing at all. I just prefer to do it becaue it keeps the fabric from peeling off at conventions.
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Um... this is gonna sound funny, but mind if I make a vector of your cloud? I need an Akatsuki cloud for a pic and since I can't draw I need something to use and yours is the best cloud I've seen. So, can I?
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Thanks a lot! 
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I LOVE YOU FOR POSTING THIS! haha~
this rocks, 
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LOVE IT!!!! i wish i had a sewing machine
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Isabel: If Jicori knew this when we started the Higure Cosplayers(don't ask) we wouldn't have to replace our costumes every month.....
Jicori(me): HEY!! D< YOU ****ING IDIOTS WOULDN'T GET ****ING ANYWHERE WITHOUT ME!!!
Micheal: I cosplay Pein, and the Hidan cosplayer is in charge!!
Jicori: SHUT THE **** UP!!!
James: o.o' Sweetie, calm down.....
Jicori: I WILL NOT ****ING CALM DOWN LEAVE ME ALONE YOU B****!! YOU ARE ALL ****ING IDI-kissed by james-
Siraiya:-snapping pictures- KAKUHIDAN!!!!!!!!!!
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Awesome tutorial! I'm using this to make myself a pillow and/or tote bag
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I'm SO gonna use this. Thanks a lot, great tutorial
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thanks for this tutorial!!!! It's extremely helpful!1 =]
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Thank you for the info. I shall try this in the near future. (^.^)
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This is a REALLY good tutorial!
I was thinking about maybe cosplaying Akatsuki-style
And now, at least I don't have to worry about the clouds.
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