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number one welcome to homemade how to
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where we show you how to make props and
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costumes which is stuff from around the
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house that's right we are gearing up to
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do a homemade Star Wars Episode 7 the
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force awakens trailer and we're going to
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show you guys how to make the entire
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kylo Ren costume including the
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lightsaber but before we get started we
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want to show you guys some fan-made
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costumes that have been coming in from
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all over the world
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it's pretty amazing let's check them out
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first up we've got Taylor Evans from
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Oklahoma
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he made the ant-man suit the mouthpiece
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is exceptional it looks really cool yeah
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all the way from the United Kingdom we
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have Charlotte hair who made the
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Deadpool suit I like the pink socks
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that's a nice touch Wade bishops from
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Tallahassee made the ant-man suit
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it looks amazing she actually thought it
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was our costume Mercedes lager
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from the Dominican Republic with a
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Deadpool suit she's like oh no I'm
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Deadpool really great picture and here
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we have Jessie bread and hot from Nova
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Scotia Canada with his ant-man suit
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I like how you use a lot of cardboard
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for his yeah doll Jabez Rico from Mexico
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and he made an ant-man suit his costume
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came in second place at a costume
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contest which is pretty awesome but
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you're first place to us yes from the
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Philippines we've got Mark John Lee he
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made a Batman mecha helmet for his son
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it's the cutest thing ever he's so
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adorable so thank you guys so much for
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sending in your work from all over the
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world it's really really cool keep
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sending us stuff sometime see it start
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off we're gonna start with the helmet
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for the helmet we don't actually have a
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lot of materials it's pretty simple what
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do we got so we've got a trash can with
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a really cool lid we also have some crab
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foam mm-hm and a milk jug and a serving
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bowl and of course cardboard we're gonna
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move to the overhead to stop the top of
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the trashcan from flopping around we're
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gonna use a little bit of gaff tape and
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seal it shut you could use duct tape now
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cut the bottom of the trashcan off and
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then cut the can entirely in half next
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to the top of the trashcan on your head
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and measure from the bottom of the lip
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of the trashcan to your jaw yep mine
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comes out to six inches measure and cut
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the black plastic and then temporarily
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tape that to the inside lip of the
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trashcan lid
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because it's going to go right back on
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to your head so that we can measure the
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opening from Temple to Temple I'm going
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to cut those pieces and then glue and
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tape the plastic piece to the inside of
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the lid trace the helmet on to the
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cardboard this is going to help us
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create the taper around look like the
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kind of samurai look that the helmet has
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cut it out and glue it to the bottom
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edge of the helmet just so we have kind
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of a frame of reference I'm going to
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draw the shapes right onto the helmet
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using the extra piece from the garbage
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can we're going to create the angular
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shape at the bottom of the helmet and
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then glue the front part on we're
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actually using super glue that wraps all
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the way around to the back very Darth
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Vader at this point but that will change
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with the face piece okay take a piece of
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paper wrap it around the front of the
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helmet to figure out how big our piece
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should be trace the inside of the helmet
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and then hold that piece that we cut out
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up to the helmet again and you can
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sketch out those side shapes the curved
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shapes temporarily we're going to tape
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the paper onto the helmet find the
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bridge of the nose and the edge of the
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eyes and Mark those sketch out the eye
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holes make sure you look at some
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reference photos they're pretty narrow
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and we will post these pictures on our
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Facebook page you can use those for
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reference of course cut that out we're
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using a craft foam for the base of the
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helmet trace the base template for the
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face plate onto the foam and cut it out
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so put that in place and glue it right
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onto the helmet I'm going to come back
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to the paper i template from before and
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we're going to use this to sketch out
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all of those silver details now it
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starts off in the center there are four
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silver pieces I'm sketching this out
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freehand I'm just looking at reference
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photos and I'll actually be posting
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these on our Facebook page as well it is
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a lot of details in here so I'm only
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going to draw one half of this because I
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can use this as the template for both
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sides traits one half onto the phone
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then flip it over and trace the other
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half to complete all the details and we
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get to cut this out all over again the
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mouthpiece that goes on top of the
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helmet there's two layers for the bottom
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layer lay down a piece of cardboard and
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we're using the silver pieces as a guide
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and the nose goes up into the eye area
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the sides go all the way down to the
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outside ring you'll have to measure this
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up to your face just to get the right
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measurements and then there's a point on
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the bottom corner that comes and then it
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goes back up now again I'm only drawing
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half of this because I fold it over
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trace it and now I have the completed
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shape trace the base piece of cardboard
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onto the milk jug
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draw the cutout segments which are on
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the top and along the side there are
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three little slits on the top and there
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are four segments down each side next
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cut those out with an exacto blade then
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glue this plastic plate right on to our
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cardboard so that's the bottom layer of
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the mouthpiece for the top layer of the
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mouthpiece we have this serving bowl
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which has a pretty cool texture on it
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trace the mouthpiece onto the bowl
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looking at reference photos draw the
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outside piece which fits inside of the
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shape that we just traced there are two
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rectangles cut out of the bottom segment
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of the mouth plate there's a rounded
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hole on the top left and then on the
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bottom right of the mouth place there's
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another rounded off hole again you could
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cut those out with scissors and a blade
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I'm going to use a dremel tool and there
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are scratches on the face plates and
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using a utility blade to scuff up the
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plates the front plate sits up a little
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bit from the the base of the cardboard
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plate so we're going to use a couple of
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pieces of cardboard fillers just to
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create that height we're gonna just
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spray some of these details away with
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some black the math piece will be black
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as well and then these details of course
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are going to be metallic silver okay
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nice and painted so let's blew that
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mouthpiece to the helmet there are two
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pieces on the bottom of the helmet that
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sort of fit on the inside to attach the
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silver details first we're going to need
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to peel back a little bit of the black
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foam that's on the nose piece and then
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kind of wedge it in there that helps
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hold it in place because we're going to
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be very meticulously gluing this
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starting from the center
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to cover up the eyes of the helmet we're
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using a black sheer fabric that I'm just
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attaching that to the insides of the
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helmet Wow
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awesome alright so I think this is it
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right I got the Star Wars shirt on the
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helmet I'm pretty much done right now
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we're gonna make the whole thing so
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let's move onto the clothes so we have
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all kinds of black clothes here we have
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some black pants which are kind of
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leathery looking we also have this black
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Spoleto jacket for the kind of the outer
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gown a dress there's sort of a ribbed
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pattern on the sleeve we're using some
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additional black fabric for that there's
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a head scarf so we've got this black
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burlap and then of course the boots now
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we found these boots at a discount store
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brand-new $7 the black dress has a slit
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down the very center as well as two
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slits so on each side of the hip and
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then if there are sleeves cut those off
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for the sleeves lay your black fabric
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down flat and what we're doing is we're
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creating pleats by simply folding a bit
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of fabric over hot gluing it and moving
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slowly but surely down the extent of the
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fabric
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hot glued the fabric to the shoulder
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first and then wrap it around the arm
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and hot glue it closed there may be a
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bit of excess fabric at the scene just
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cut that excess fabric off we have two
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yards of burlap fabric that we're using
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for this scarf as well as for the small
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cape and we're making the Cape a
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separate piece we're going to measure
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that out on my back just below the
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halfway point on my back cut a nice wide
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strip of the fabric and close both ends
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of the fabric and hot glue it shut so
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what you essentially have is just a big
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circle of fabric for your hood scarf
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first put the fabric over your head
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twist the fabric into a figure eight and
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then drape the remaining fabric over
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your neck he has a very wide belt and
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we'll start off using a piece of
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cardboard we'll cover that with some
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black pleather material for the belt
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buckle used some craft foam draw and cut
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out the details
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we have these luggage straps which come
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with some pretty handy clips and so
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we're going to use those and attach them
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to the inside of the belt and that's
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going to act as our closing mechanism
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for the belt
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all right let's get dressed all right
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get your pants first your pants first
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next layer is the cup and now the dress
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my favorite part
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all right so the cake
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whoa whoa all right that's it I think
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that's oh wait I think we're missing
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something I think we're missing the
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lightsaber it's gonna move everything
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back in Stockholm all right let's do it
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all right time for the lightsaber we
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have plastic toy golf clubs turkey
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basters headphones razors red jump rope
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clothes pens flashlights a light wand a
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water squirt tube I think I know and
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some blue jump rope
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start off by cutting the handle off of
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the golf club the flashlight will fit
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into the handle book we need to make
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sure that we have access to the
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batteries so first you want to cut off
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the bottom of the handle these plastic
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toy golf clubs come with these screw
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ends so cut one of those ends off and
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glue it to the battery end of the
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flashlight cutting the rest of the
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handle off then glue the other end of
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the screw into the bottom of the handle
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so now this piece screws off and we can
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get access to the batteries so then we
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can also screw the end of the handle on
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to complete the lightsaber handle now we
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can glue the flashlight into place push
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on the plastic to find where the button
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is and Mark where that is
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so take the top part of what's left of
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the handle and glue that on to the top
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of the flashlight and cut the excess off
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of the rest of the handle use another
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screw piece of the golf club and cut it
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so that fits into the top of the handle
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we're going to put the handle the sides
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for any depth later we have these water
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tube thingies and I'm going to cut
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actually both ends of this one off going
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to take a second one and cut some of
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that off and attach it to our first tube
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and we're going to use some superglue
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and some clear tape what do you call
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these magic wands magic once we have
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magic wands we're actually going to use
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the shiny material that's on the inside
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because it catches light and spreads the
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light we're going to roll that up and
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then stuff that into the inside of the
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lightsaber tube now taking another screw
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end from our golf club toys glue that
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into the end of our lightsaber beam so
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that we can actually attach it to our
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hilt
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so we're going to be using that blue
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rope for some of the wire detail but we
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actually found that the container that
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is holding the rope will be great for
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the hilt trace the handle of the
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lightsaber onto the bottom of the piece
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and cut out a hole at the bottom next
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put the piece on the top of the hilt and
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glue it and tape it together
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next are the two side pieces and we're
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going to be using PVC pipes of turkey
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basters and some of the leftover golf
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club segments cutting sections out of
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the plastic golf club pole so that
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they're just longer than our PVC pipe
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these are going to be cut in half but
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then the ends kind of scoop out a little
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bit basically so that you can put these
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on the PVC pipe and you get that kind of
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lip that sticks out on each end trace
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those pieces onto the side of the hilt
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kind of at the top to create that tee
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shape cut that out and then we're going
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to glue that into place and that's it
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for the main part of the hilt that's
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right and we're gonna move on to the
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details we'll need to cut the turkey
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basters so I the appropriate length from
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the hilt there are softer plastic turkey
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basters but these are kind of tough so
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I'm going to use a dremel to cut them
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there is a detailed hole cut on the top
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of the hilt looking at all the reference
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photos fill in the details we're using
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plastic close pins and some zip ties
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there's a section at the bottom with
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orange inserts so I'm going to create
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that out of a popsicle stick and some
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clear orange divider material some gaff
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tape and washers the button for the
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flashlight I'm going to add a cap from a
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pencil eraser for the segments along the
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bottom use razor handles there are some
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silver details and some wire on the
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inside of the hell that you can see
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through this hole and so I'm going to
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start off with using our gray foam piece
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and some aluminum foil tape and then
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some headphone wires here's the hilt
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we're going to spray-paint that black
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except for the end we'll paint that
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silver and here's some of our little
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silver details and our black pieces will
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spray-paint the beams red and the end of
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the tube red now that we have our hilts
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and all of our pieces painted it's time
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to attach them all
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check your reference photos
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there's a red wire that runs out of this
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hole all the way down to the bottom of
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the hilts and so we're using a red tube
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jump rope to light up the side beams
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we're using these LED lights trimming
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the plastic so that they fit right
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inside those PVC pieces that we have on
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the side of the hilt and then once we
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put our side beams on they light up that
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is the light saber and we have
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detachable beams which is pretty rad and
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they all light up
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now that's kylo Ren yeah I feel awesome
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this is like it's really scary the
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helmet was surprisingly simple not a lot
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of pieces to it exactly and then the
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lightsaber I feel like that really
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brings it together
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definitely the force is strong with this
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one and that's how you make a kylo Ren
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suit and light saber that's right so
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come back in two weeks because our
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homemade Star Wars Episode 7 trailer
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drops only on Sena fix you want to
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subscribe this is actually our last
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homemade how-to of the season it was
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true it's been such an amazing year that
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experience has been great you guys have
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been overwhelmingly positive about the
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show it's been a great great experience
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and from Goro to now kylo Ren from
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ant-man to the Raptors I mean I feel
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like we've done so many movies you have
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been pretty great really but yeah we're
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gonna be back in two weeks so come on
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back and see us in Star Wars Episode
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seven bye
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