Dangerous Ladies' 3D model for Sothis's Fortune's Weave Accessories and Mantle
Model by Jennifer Rezny (@quicksparrows)

You can choose from all of her accessories and mantle, grab just the accessories and leave the shoulder mantle out, or there's an option for just the shoulder mantle. Make sure you read carefully before purchasing!

STL format. Should fit on any printer 250x250x250.

There's a lot of stuff going on here. I'll break it down by section:

Accessories:
Most of these are flat backed and straightforward. The dangle parts have a hole for a cord/thread to go through if you want them to be able to wiggle/swing.

The cuffs are oversized on Sothis and float. I've included a version with no rigging, but also a version with an internal cuff that cups the wrist and snaps together. The snap together relies on printer tolerance to get a good friction fit, as magnets in spaces this small generally aren't enough to hold it together with movement and wear, so if your printer is a little off, you may prefer to just put a block of foam inside the cuff so you can slip it on but it'll still grab your wrist. You might want to experiment with both! 

Headdress:
The headdress prints in six parts, and includes both a version without rigging and a version with rigging to a headband bracket. The side pieces print in two parts and connect to each other, and then anchor to the tiara via the round star discs on the sides of the tiara, with the point on the heart also touching it. These should be glued together permanently. The headband bracket has magnet slots; this way you can install the headband bracket inside your wig and still remove the tiara easily from overtop. 

Anklets:
These are printed flat. I suggest printing in TPU and trimming excess if needed, but if you print in PLA, you can heat form to your ankle.

Mantle (if included):
The mantle is a lot. Like in canon, it anchors to the back centre, but there's nothing in canon holding it up. As such, I've included two versions: one designed for a backplate and post, and one without any rigging at all that you can do what you choose with. There are three backplates –– shallow, deep and straight –– depending on the shape of your back. All of these are "strapless" and can be belted to your body, with the dress overtop. Since Sothis's dress is backless, it really does interfere with the design of the dress, but the cape should cover it all anyway, so whether you care about the accurate back design is up to you, as it may never be seen. 

The mantle with the backpost uses a 1/2" PVC pipe cut 10" long. You may want to adjust the length of this if you need it higher or lower on your back.

The mantle is currently sized for someone with a PTP (point to point) measurement of 16"; this a measurement going from the point of your shoulder where the bone is to the same spot on the other side. Scaling the mantle up or down will change the size of the pipe slot; you may have to size up or down the size of the pipe/dowel to match.

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