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tsunamiholmes · 2 years

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Somewhere in the woods... waiting.

I rarely post cosplay photos here, but with the Gravity Falls fandom breathing a bit of fresh life from the 10th anniversary, I thought I'd make an exception!

This show means so much to me, I can hardly put it into words. From the endless laughter with my family to dropping everything to drive into the unknown in search of a statue, Gravity Falls has truly changed my life.

Although my sister and I are more of a Stan and Ford duo, we couldn't resist cosplaying the kids!

Dipper is me

Mabel is my sister

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brideofcipher · 1 year

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She’s back for more~ plus some extras!

Check them out on TikTok @BrideofCipher

#gravity falls fandom #gravity falls #cosplay #mabel pines #tiktok #Mabel cosplay #gravity falls cosplay

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madamemario · 5 months

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My mabel pines cosplay is finally done yall ❤️🌈🫶🏾

#mabel pines #gravity falls #gravity falls cosplay #cosplay #my cosplay

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bl4pe4r · 3 months

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MORE FUNNY PHOTO WITH ALEX!!!!!

THIS GUY MADE ME LOVE PLAID SHIRTS

#gravity falls #bill cipher #dipper pines #mabel pines #cosplay #alex hirsch #gravity falls waddles #gravity falls fandom

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soraritsuka · 8 months

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My Halloween collection is coming!

I'll have 2 Gravity Falls items: Journals pin (wood with back design) and Bill Cipher keychain (metallic gold acrylic with black design)

2 Over the Garden Wall items: Enoch pin (acrylic and ribbon) and silhouettes keychain (acrylic)

and 2 original Halloween items: omae wa mou shindeiru coffin pin (acrylic) and spoopy keychain (acrylic)

These will be limited edition until Halloween or until they sell out! They'll be posted to my shop tomorrow at BonusPointsShop.com and on my Instagram page: bonus_points_shop

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olivethetiger · 7 months

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🎶We’ll meet again, don’t know where, don’t know when, oh I know we’ll meet again some sunny day

Mabel: @i-am-befuddled

#i had to endure so many short jokes #but it was worth it #this won us best duo #halloween costumes #gravity falls #cosplay #gravity falls cosplay #pines twins #dipper and mabel #dipper pines #mabel pines

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pacifica-southeast · 1 month

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New cosplay! Put you hands together for the amazing Mabel Gleeful!

#reverse falls #mabel gleeful #gravity falls #cosplay #mabel pines

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side-shuffling-hyperfixations · 8 months

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Saw an opportunity, had to take it <3

#gravity falls #barbie #mabel pines #waddles #cosplay

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theyankeelad · 7 months

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Mystery Twins!

#gravity falls #dipper pines #mabel pines #cosplay #gravity falls cosplay #mystery twins

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square-with-a-mouth · 5 months

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@madamemario

#drawings #fanart #procreate #gravity falls #mabel pines #cosplay #my back hates me

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rithmeres · 7 months

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happy summerween!!! 🍉🎃

#my kid sister wanted us to be mabel and dipper this year bc we are so mabel-and-dipper-coded #and i could never say no to that #i will post the rest of the gang in a minute brb #hot single dads in your area #cosplay #gravity falls #my cosplay #sister 5 tag

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mermaid-960 · 4 months

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Would be fun to do this cosplay again now that I cut my hair to dipper length

Originally posted: October 19th, 2022

“Gravity Falls Trio 🌲🌠🧊

Today the theme was dynamic duo, but we did a trio instead. Thanks Stern for letting me borrow your Dipper hat and journal lol”

#art #traditional art #sketch #fanart #not art #cosplay #friends #gravity falls #gravity falls cosplay #gravity falls fanart #dipper pines #mabel pines #wendy corduroy

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madamemario · 9 months

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A new cosplay is in the works ❤️🫶🏾

#mabel pines #gravity falls #cosplay #my cosplay

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encephaloscope · 2 years

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Mabel Sweater/Part 1: About

oh, how happy I am with this one.

I had this project in mind for a while so bringing it out into the world and having it fit and look exactly how I wanted is amazing. I will write two posts about it, because I want to 1- tell you all about it (yarn, pattern, duplicate stitching) and 2- explain the surgery I did on the sleeves to avoid re-doing them completely.

if you don't recognize it, this sweater is inspired by one worn by Mabel in the animated series Gravity Falls (check Disney+, it's so good, so worth it).

the yarn

Wool of the Andes (WotA) is my favorite worsted weight yarn. it's affordable, available in a wide range of colors (many beautiful heathered colorways, too, which I adore), it's non-superwash but not too itchy. it spit splices like a charm and has great warmth. you can knit it at various gauges in the DK-aran range with no problem. not an ad - I just really genuinely love this yarn, lol.

here are the colors I used, from left to right: dragonfruit, creme brulee, poet, tranquil and pumpkin. I think it's a prettttyy good match! I didn't want the orange to be too bright so pumkpin is perfect.

I was very intimidated by the dragonfruit colorway as I don't wear bright colors very often, but it has unlocked a love for pink I didn't know I had! and enough people have told me that it looks good on me that I believe them, now, lol.

the pattern

I wanted a loose-fitting, drop-shoulder, crew neck sweater. I know Mabel's sweaters all have that turtleneck action going on, but I am not comfortable in anything closer than a crew neck. I didn't use a pattern because I can make my own ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ hot take: drop shoulder sweaters are the easiest to grade and any decent designer should be able to have all sizes available. also, as a knitter, you can just knit bigger arm openings if you need bigger sleeves, simple as that.

so, I did some math to figure out how many stitches the body had to be. I divided that in two, for front and back. I decided that there would be one purl stitch on each side for a "faux-seam". I also decided that the neck opening should be a little under a third of the width. so I cast-on for the right shoulder, knit a few rows, put those on hold, did the same for the left shoulder, cast-on my neck stitches in between them, and worked the back until I had reached where the underarm would be. I then put my back stitches on hold and started working on the front. I picked up stitched from the right shoulder and just started to knit, shaping the neckline by trying it on me every few rows until I was satisfied. I put that on hold, mirrored it on the left side, then cast-on stitches in the middle, and knit straight until the front was as long as the back. I then joined everything to work in the round until I was satisfied with the length. so, you know. pretty basic improvised top-down drop-shoulder sleeve construction!

speaking of the sleeves, I picked up stitches with no regard for my row gauge. there were too many, the sleeves were puffy, and I didn't like the look. more on how I fixed them in part 2. aside from that, I opted for decreasing in the round every ten rows or so instead of decreasing under the arm. you can see the decreases on the sleeves a little, but I don't really mind, I like the fit better than if they were triangular.

the shooting star

I made the grid in Stitch Fiddle. I just googled something like "mabel rainbow shooting star sweater" and found an image of the design. I imported it in Stitch Fiddle and ... fiddled ... a bit with it. I figured out how many stitches wide I wanted it to be, and I had to slightly tilt the image so the star wouldn't be too wonky. it would have looked better if I had user a thinner yarn for the sweater, but I think I got a decent result for my gauge.

for the shooting star, I opted for duplicate stitching because I hate intarsia. it took three tries to find the technique that worked best for me and I ended up falling in love with the rhythm of it. for real, I was sad to be done at the end. I worked left-to-right, breaking my yarn for every "line" except the very short ones. here's a pic of the backside, if you're wondering what it looks like.

final thoughts

so yeah, pretty proud of myself on this one. I learned new techniques, I improvised a pattern. it was an exercise in trusting my instincts as I tend to overthink everything I create. it was also a project I knit for fun, for me, without the pressure of writing the pattern or having a deadline. as a bonus, I now have an easy Halloween costume!