Since Supermans costume can't be cut. How was it sewn together?
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I know this one!  I used to have some really old comics and I remember one time they went back in time and showed his mom, dear white-haired old Martha Kent, taking apart his baby blanket and the seat of the apace-pod to make his suit.  She unravelled the blanket thread by thread and rewove it into his suit. To cut the thread, she had baby Clark stare at it with his heat vision.  The authors thought of everything!!!
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I went to a party once that was a "costume party" but the costumes were only supposed to go as far as your head. Some people wore interesting hats. Others wore wigs & shades. I wore an Arabian headdress. There was a guy who fitted a lampshade to a headband. It was easy and fun. The costumes made everybody feel a little silly, which was a good ice breaker. It made for great photos, too.
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Here is how it looks like: \n\nhttp://www.clwydneedlecrafts.force9.co.uk/howto.html\n\nAnd here is how yo do it: (scroll down)\n\nhttp://www.witchesstitches.com/stitchingeasy.html
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DRAW AN IMAGE OF WHT U WANT UR PUPPET TO LOOK LIK ON CLOTH AND SEW IT THN ADD SPONGE IN UR PUPPET... AND THERE U GO PUPPET IS DONE!!! HOPE DAT HELPS...\n\n**LIL MISS VIXION**
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Its pretty hard to sew people up.
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Come on, use your imagination and do it yourself!  This is not hard at all!\n\n(good one, goth_brat)
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in an old superman comic superman explain how he uses his super hypnotism (yes this was a real power back then) and it makes clark look like a different person  and in the first few panels he's looking in the mirror saying something about how its just superman in a suit and glasses and later in the story when he has have every one in the city not belive any hypnotic suggestions and people catch him half dressed as clark and the only see superman
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Try the forums over at cosplay.com, lots of people have already made costumes and talk about what they used for different parts, have picture posted, etc...
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My guess would be to take a piece of paper and fringe the bottom. Like, cut it into little sections but don't cut them completely off. That's the only way I know to do it.
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Right here. \n\n\nhttp://www.supermanmegasite.com/readarticle.php?article_id=30
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*****SPOILER!\n\nSuperman went to find the remains of Krypton, because it had been reported that NASA scientists had found Krypton. When he got there, it turned out that Krypton was a "grave yard". It took him 2 1/2 years to get to the remains of Krypton and 2 1/2 years to return to earth.\n\nThe scenes of Superman visiting the remains of Krypton, will probably end up on the DVD, but they were cut from the final film.\n\nSuperman asked his mother to send post cards to Lois as Clark Kent, so it would appear that Clark is still on earth, but no longer in Metropolis.
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I see what you mean, it is placed just over it, very bad webmasters! \n\nThe way I got to them was using the tab button to tab to the link and press enter. It does get stuck on the superman crest link and the iron -on link sometimes so when that happens, press the up arrow button when you are pressing tab and it should start to cycle through the links that way. When you highlight the screensaver link hit enter
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I can't help with the parts, but I make custom cut decals. If you contact me via the email link in my profile with more details of the decals you are after, I'll let you know if I can help. Don't forget to leave a return email address!
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It's either cast (the steel is molten and poured into a mold, like a Bundt cake), or extruded.  All by machine.
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I just finished helping my son with the same project. We used cardboard, gold spray paint, glitter, a small wooden chest from walmart as the sarcophagus, aluminum foil wrapped in gauze for the mummy. He used orange and red tissue paper on toothpicks as torches, cut up straws as the jars in the treasury room, and cut outs of egyptian furniture pasted to the wall. We used playdoh to make the outside of the sarcophagus and an old pair of earrings as the flail and staff. And finally I used some type of cotton material to make spider webs with fake spiders. We used mostly what we had on hand. Total cost of putting it together was less than $10 and my son got an A!!!!
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I suggest making one out of a thrift store suit. Just cut the legs off.
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just make it out of clay or soap. You can carve it out of soap with a knife.