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~manlymensparkle
Mar 24, 2013
I love how DIY the homestuck community is in terms of cosplay. I hope you don't mind me asking, but do you know roughly how much you scaled up the pattern? My moirails wriggling day is coming up and I'd love to make him something like this even though it's probably a bit out of my skill range. 
it was either 150% or 200% I think... (leaning closer to 150...). You can try printing the pattern at one of those and just see if that's the size you want or not is my suggestion: all depends how bug the wearer is and how big you want the bag part to be. And it's not that much different than doing a regular scalemate, just have to do the insert for the "bag" part and straps; I'd also suggest putting items in the bag before stuffing it, that way you don't over stuff and make it impossible to use it as a bag.
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