IKEA Releases Instructions How To Make ‘Game Of Thrones’ Cape After Costumer Reveals Actors Wore IKEA Rugs
Being a member of the Night’s Watch in Game of Thrones doesn’t sound like much fun. The constant threat of danger and death at the hands of Wildlings and White Walkers. Vows of celibacy. Freezing your ass off daily. There really is very little about their job that you’d actually want. They do however have some pretty cool fur capes, and you don’t need to be a Brother to get one. All you need is a $79 SKOLD IKEA rug and some time for a DIY project, because believe it or not, that’s what the tough Game of Thrones characters of the Night’s Watch have actually been wearing on their backs this whole time.
The truth was revealed by head Game of Thrones costume designer Michele Clapton at a talk at the Getty Museum in LA last year. “These fur throws are actually IKEA rugs,” She said. “We take anything we can; we cut, and we shave them, and then we added strong leather straps. I want the audience to almost smell the costumes.” Want to make your own? Then you’re in luck because IKEA has released a simple set of instructions in their trademark easy-to-follow format. Scroll down to see the IKEA Game of Thornes merch for yourself. Better hurry up though. Winter is coming!
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We’re not sure if anybody would find the Night’s Watch so scary if they knew what they were wearing
Because it was recently revealed that their capes are actually made from IKEA rugs!
In response IKEA released their iconic instructions about how to make your own
Just cut a hole for your head in one of their $79 SKOLD rugs
Pop the rug over your shoulders
And you’ll be ready to take your vows!
Voilà!
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What's really funny is that IKEA rugs were originally based on old Scandinavian winter capes.
When you put it on, you magically grow hair, get a beard and a sword! Sparkles not included
What's really funny is that IKEA rugs were originally based on old Scandinavian winter capes.
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