Rubie's Women's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle April O'neil Costume

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Sure, as a reporter at Channel 6 News, you're going to get all the latest scoops on Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle related occurrences, but Michelangelo might show up at your apartment in the middle of the afternoon looking to have a pizza party. Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH).

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Meet April O'Neil, a passionate and headstrong reporter for Channel 6 News who's a good friend to the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. In case a pintuck is unfamiliar, it’s essentially folding a fabric and sewing very close to the fold so that the stitching creates a little ridge.You can choose the superhero costume (such as spiderman costume) that we offer, or you can provide your own style for us, we accept custom-made superhero costumes. Now, we're proud to let you know that you can look just like her with this women's TMNT April O'Neil Costume! This is the reason I got held up a few years finishing this :P I originally wanted to do faux boots using flip flops, socks, and duct tape using this tutorial.

I didn't want these too tight so I measured before cutting and gluing and ended up having the pieces 4" long each. I stitched up the body part (because I could always shorten the legs) and tested out making the back a separate piece since I’d need to split it out to do the yoke. I ended up starting with 2 large rectangles (2 for each boot so 4 total) that were 15" by 12" (another option would be to do an extra-large rectangle that is 30" by 12"). Would you recommend me just cutting the seams out of the fabric in the pattern and just sewing those pieces together?

One option for making this tighter is adding elastic later so it will hold it tighter once it's on but you can still slip it on. When it came time to glue, I started by gluing the backsides together since those are the cleanest lines and angles. Since I just tried my best to follow the pattern as it was written, I'll just talk about things I added on. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products.