• Coat the printed fabric with a layer of Odif Odicoat using a card.
• Smooth the surface with the flat brush.Let dry for about 20 min.
• Repeat 2 times to obtain 3 coats.

Tip
Protect the work surface (table) with several layers of stretchable film that can be discarded after use.

• Iron the entire surface of the printed fabric by protecting the sole of the iron with parchment paper to secure the Odif Odicoat.

• Cut the different parts of the pattern according to the chosen size and spray the back with the Odif 101 Multimedia adhesive.
• Glue the pattern to the folded fabric in 2.

• Cut the different parts of the cape according to the pattern.

• Spray the Odif Fabric Booster on the surface of the lining fabric to stabilize it (it will deform much less during sewing).
• Cut the different parts of the lining using the pattern as shown in step 3.
• Cutting slightly smaller (about 0.5 cm at the seams and 2 cm at the hem)

• Assemble the cape starting with the back seam and then the shoulders.
• Repeat the same operation with the liner.

• Assemble the 2 parts of the cape hood and repeat the same for the lining.

• Assemble the hood to the neckline of the cape.
• Repeat the same operation with the liner. 

• Superimpose the hood of the cape and the hood of the lining, right side together, and fasten them with the seam clamps.
• Assemble the edges of the hood.
• Turn over and stitch 1 cm from the edge of the hood.

•  Thread a ribbon or cord to tighten the hood.
   

• Sew the hem on the front and bottom of the cape.

• Place a press stud on the wrists.

• Place 4 or 5 press stud along the front of the cape.

And here is a rain cape that will be perfect for your children:)