I couldn't find 4mm wide red ribbon so I used a red sharpie to color a 4mm pink ribbon I got instead. As we lay the strips on our sleeve fabric, we're going to make markings with a pencil where we have to sew and overlap, leaving 2.5cm exposed Everytime we overlap a new strip. Add weights, (I couldn't come up with a better idea than nail polish for this step haha) to hold down our pattern and trace the shapes With the help of a lip brush make Pennywise's iconic red cheek lines, as well as painting your nosetip and your lips

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Pin and stitch the inside thigh sides of both pant sections then flip one of the parts inside out and insert it into the other so that both sides face the same way once you pin and stitch the crotch Optionally with the same pattern you can cut and add a piece of fabric on the inside to make lining for the upper chest part making it more solid and clean, hiding all the seam lines of the panels Buy more than 3 meters of each rope !! I had barely enough for all the ropes on the shirt plus the belt. Since I only had red yarn when I made these pompoms, I decided to add some colour variantion by gently brushing beige colour acrylic paint and some dark brown as well, this way giving them more depth.

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Wrap around and glue these to our bead ribbons with the glue gun. Again be very careful as the glue is burning hot! Always use a tool like tweezers or gloves. Draw straight rectangular patterns that match these dimensions and cut the parts carefully leaving the top uncut, so as not to detach our slices, divided into 9 slices of 4 cm strips and spread them to have 4cm in between each.

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Cut the rectangle into 7 slices of 4 cm strips carefully, leaving the very top uncut, so as not to detach our slices. And spread them to have 4cm in between each. Start of by ironing and sewing the edge that will show on all 8 of our strips (16 strips in total, 8 for each arm) so it looks nice and neat Once this is done and you have both sleeves pieces with the 8 strips attached you can go ahead and sew these sleeves closed The skirt is made of 30 trapezoidal panels in total that have a height of 20cm, to make the skirt fan out we have to make our panels to be 3.5 cm at the top and increase to be 5cm at the end For the elastic band part of the puff sleeve we're going to make this one adjustable so we can make it tighter if we want to, like so: https://youtu.be/S9G-3i_8BuU (I made mine 43 cm long)

For the individual band/strip on the sleeves we are going to cut rectangular piece that measure 5cm by 29cm (I’m counting the seam allowance here).

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The ropes I bought are of 2mm diameter, I got them from etsy: https://www.etsy.com/listing/728725039/2mm-satin-c... Then close both of these cuffs and pin and sew them to the “mummy” sleeves, overlaying the outer cuff on top of the inner cuff Height-wise, Measure from under your ribcage down to your knees to get the length, 60cm for me. Add 3cm extra up and down to have room for the elastic bands.Sew this piece of fabric to another one of identical size and flip it inside out, then handstitch the bottom using the invisible stitch method. Gather until the top of the skirt matches with the bottom of the belt section's width, then pin in place once you are happy with how your gathers look, and sew on, I made some stitches by hand to secure the skirt to the torso part, before sewing it on with the machine. Use all purpose glue (or textile glue if you have some) to glue down the beads to the ribbon first, put some weight to press them down and leave to dry