Just match up the edges exactly (use the lines marked A and B on pattern piece B) and tape them together. Match the edges of the paper, not the edges of the image, which may get partially cut off by print margins and stuff. The pattern is two pages, so you’ll need to connect them.
#Doctor who fez how to#
All this party prep and fez-making is a large part of why I was too busy to post an actual tutorial last week, but now I will start making it up to you by teaching you how to make a simple, inexpensive felt fez.Īnd the galactic drinks table, with Doctor Who themed nametags for everyone’s beverages: Throughout the evening, various people wore various fezzes as we enjoyed various Doctor Who drinks and jokes. It worked nicely, and boy were those candies soaked in alcohol and sugar by the time you got to the bottom of your cup!) (For the Fish Custard, she dumped in some colourful Swedish Fish candies since we didn’t have fish-shaped ice cubes on hand. Below are her illustrated versions, paired with the real-life versions she created for us.
#Doctor who fez plus#
Plus fezzes are cool.Īsh also made everyone samples of two of her drink creations, the Fish Custard and the T.A.R.D.I.S. I hung styrofoam galaxies in the hall and made a bleach and paint splattered galaxy-ish tablecloth, and made a bunch of fezzes for people to wear, because everyone knows that parties are more fun when they include amusing and thematic attire. So we decided Ash needed to have a Doctor Who themed going-away party. A while ago she did a couple of Doctor Who themed comics, and did a considerable amount of drinking research in order to create a whole set of yummy Doctor Who themed party drinks. Ash, along with her brother Steve, is the creator of Megacynics, one of the few webcomics I actually read on a regular basis, and one I recommend.
“What do you think – still me?” she asks her friends – and while she fell slightly short of declaring “I wear a fez now, fezzes are cool,” it’s definitely still a look the Time Lord can pull off, and a brilliant callback to the Matt Smith era.Last week we said farewell to our friend Ash, who has now moved away to experience new things in new places. Presumably, this particular fez was ordered by the Doctor in her predecessor’s body the last time she was in the Kerblam! galaxy – and even a couple of incarnations later, she couldn’t resist trying it on. “I don’t remember ordering anything – must have been a while back,” the Doctor says, before discovering the box contains a relic from one of her previous incarnations – a fez very like the ones favoured by Matt Smith’s Eleventh Doctor, who spent quite a long time wearing or attempting to wear them during his tenure.
Kerblam! kicks off when the Doctor (Jodie Whittaker) receives a mysterious package from the titular intergalactic delivery company, which she speculates might have taken some time to reach her (and was revealed in an early clip shown during the 2018 Children in Need broadcast).
#Doctor who fez series#
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