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At last, I finished my Sailor Fuku tutorial! My Sailor Moon costumes get the most questions by far, and I've been meaning to put together this tutorial foreverrrrr to answer everyone's questions ~ I hope it helps out a few aspiring senshi cosplayers out there <3!

This is my first tutorial, but if it goes over well I might put together more so let me know if there's anything else you'd like to see from me! :3

Click download to view the complete tutorial in pdf form, or you can download it directly from my website.

I hope you enjoy, feel free to comment with further questions!

PS: If you end up making a fuku using this tutorial, I'd love to see it!! Please mesage me a link or leave one in the comments ~ I also think it might be fun to list some links in this description so others can see as well, so let me know if you're interested in being listed here <3!!

Edit: I noticed the new PDF reader on DA is a little wonky ... I did update the fonts in the pdf so they look a little nicer than they did before, but this pdf looks best if you download it and read it in adobe reader/acrobat.

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[Stock and Resources] Suggester says, "This cosplay tutorial is easy to follow and covers all the bases on making your own Sailor Moon costume. It could be easily modified for people to make their own characters, too." Sailor Fuku Cosplay Tutorial by ~SparklePipsi ( Suggested by *sakkysa and Featured by ^PirateLotus-Stock )
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*Julz1219 Jun 10, 2013  Hobbyist General Artist
So helpful!

But I have a silly question. I love the idea of using the ordainment for the broach. I even found Heart shaped ones on amazon for the supers! My question is how did you get that little annoying piece at the top off (The place where you should usually put the hook to hang the ordainment) I figured I should ask before I cut off a finger. I did not know if their was a special trick to it >.>
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~SparklePipsi Jun 10, 2013  Hobbyist General Artist
Haha, not silly at all :3 ~ If you're careful you can use a knife or scissors, but there's a chance you could crack or damage the ornament (or yourself ... lol. I'm a clutz when it comes to that stuff xD;; ), but I found the easiest way was to use a heat knife to melt it off!
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*Julz1219 Jun 10, 2013  Hobbyist General Artist
Thank you! heat knife sounds like it would be the best
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I can't thank you enough for this!
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~CDee23 May 29, 2013  Hobbyist Digital Artist
I MUST MAKE THIS.
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*MICOmkessler May 20, 2013  Hobbyist Writer
So i am creating a genderbent version of sailor mars and wondering if I need to add interfacing for the top piece of the chest armor? Also do I still need to make the hip roll (since I'm not making a leotard)?
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~SparklePipsi May 20, 2013  Hobbyist General Artist
I'm not sure what the design looks like, but if you're not making a leotard or skirt, you probably don't need a hip roll ~ it's up to you though, if you're designing it!! Also If you're using spandex for the armor, you'll probably want to line it with something or it will roll up and look funny ~ I didn't use interfacing in the chest armor, just lined it with some fleece to make it look puffy. :3
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*MICOmkessler May 20, 2013  Hobbyist Writer
okay thanks, I have a knit-ponte fabric that has that lycra appeal to it.
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~polychromedreams May 15, 2013  Hobbyist General Artist
Fantastic Tutorial!
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Hi again! I'm so close to finishing, thank you so much for the tutorial! It was extremely helpful. I have one last question though, where did you buy your gloves? I bought some from a bridal store and they don't fit very well on me.

Thanks again!
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