What you need

• *Flexible PVC
• *White fabrics
• *Packaging foam
• Yarn to make more or less rigid
• *Hot glue
• *Thermo machin (I forget the name..)

Steps

1. 1

   Wing pattern

   The most important thing is to measure each other!!! Depending on your measurements you will choose the size of your wings Personally I wanted large wings, so each of my wings is 105cm

   
2. 2

   Trace a template

   It's optional, but to better find it I've drawn a template of one of my wings so I can thermoform the pvc and cut my fabric
3. 3

   Thermoforming PVC

   Thanks to your wing template, you can thermoform the pvc while following the shape of your pattern It's easier but if your wing doesn't have a particular shape not really need (depends) I wanted the top of my wing to be a tip shape so it was a little more precise. For the base of my wings I also thermoform a U for the fastening system

   
4. 4

   Cut and glue of the fabric

   Always the same, depending on the template your go cut your fabric Small tip take a fabric still light enough! Even if it makes sense, the wings can get heavy pretty fast

   
5. 5

   Plums

   The longest step... the cutting of feathers Of course before that you can choose the shapes of the feathers and their sizes Personal I have chosen 4 different sizes of feathers

   

   

   
6. 6

   Paste feathers

   My favourite step Be careful, because I didn't think of it, but the hot glue burns the packaging foam when you stick them, so little advice wait for the glue to cool a little before sticking them SINON HIS DOING KITS

   

   
7. 7

   Fastening system

   I forgot to specify but thanks to the U that I thermoformed my wings can fit in and thus hold They will be tied on my back with a ribbon The wings were moving a little bit from the blow I made small holes in the U and I set up vices (you don't see in the video ) ## Moderation : video temporarily disabled ##