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Since you won't be sewing this, it would be best to use a fabric that does not fray, such as felt or flannel. You will need about 1 yard (0.91 meters) of fabric for this. You can use this method to create an adult-sized cape too, but you will need to use larger measurements. Orient the rectangle vertically with one of the narrow edges pointing towards you. Use a dressmaker's chalk or pen to make a mark along the bottom edge, 11 inches (27.94 centimeters) from the fold. How far down you make it is up to you; the further down it is, the longer the cape will be. Make another mark along the top edge, 5 inches (13.97 centimeters) from the fold. Connect the lines using a straight edge. If you want a wider cape, and if you have enough fabric, you can make the bottom mark further from the folded edge. For a more accurate length, add 5 inches (13.97 centimeters) to your cape length. This will account for the neck opening. Find an 8-inch (20.32-centimeter) place or bowl. Place it along the top corner of your folded cloak. The side edge of the plate/bowl should be 4 inches (10.16 centimeters) from the fold. The bottom edge of the plate/bowl should be 5 inches (13.97 centimeters) down from the top of your fabric. Trace the plate/bowl using a dressmaker's chalk or pen. Try to cut just inside the lines. This way, they won't show on your finished cape. You can leave your cap as is, or try one of the variations below for more character: Round the top and bottom corners of your cape for a nicer touch. Add scalloped edge to the bottom of your cape. This is great if your kid wants to be Batman. Cut notches and slits into the bottom edge for a battle-won cape. Get some Velcro squares or cut your own. Secure them to the top two "fingers" of your cape with hot glue or fabric glue. One goes on the top side, and the other goes on the underside. You can also use self-adhesive Velcro. Iron some fusible web interfacing to a piece of contrasting fabric. Draw and cut out your superhero's emblem. Pin the emblem to the back of the cape. Iron it down, then remove the pins. Each fusible web interfacing will be a little different, so be sure to follow the instruction on yours closely. Alternatively, you can cut the emblem out of felt and glue it to the back of the cape with hot glue or fabric glue.

summary: Choose your fabric. Fold the fabric in half lengthwise. Draw your side edge. Use a plate or bowl to trace your collar. Cut along the lines that you drew. Add some Velcro closures. Consider adding a superhero emblem applique.

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Angled parking spots are most common in high-traffic areas, so spots may come and go quickly. Look for spaces between cars or other drivers who are preparing to leave. You'll commonly find angled parking spots in commercial lots, multilevel garages, and busy side streets.

summary: Locate a parking spot.

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Packing a few of your favorite board games or card games for long stretches on the water can keep your mind occupied. It's especially fun when you can play with a large group of friends! If you prepare for your trip by grocery shopping and have access to a kitchen, you can bake or cook to pass the time aboard the ship. Make sure you follow the proper safety precautions for your ship, such as making sure you do not use too much gas when cooking. You can also cook food inspired by the area where you are sailing, or using food you have gathered from your travels. If you're on a cruise, some cruise lines will offer cooking classes. Take advantage of the opportunity to learn from a professional chef! Many cruise ships have movie theaters, but if you're on a smaller ship that has a power outlet source, you can set up a projector and a large white sheet to make a mini movie theater. Pick your favorite movie and grab some popcorn! It's the perfect relaxation activity after a long day on the water. On a cruise, be sure to check the schedule of events to see which films they are showing. Since there's water all around, take advantage of the resource and do some fishing. Although it requires patience, it can be really rewarding to catch a fish and see the marine life up close! Make sure you know the rules about fishing in the area where you are sailing. If in doubt, release the fish back into the water once you snap a picture. Even if you don't have a fancy camera, you can take pictures of the beautiful scenery and wildlife using a phone or disposable camera. You can document your trip and enjoy the memories for years after. Be careful while taking pictures near the water, and hold on tight to your phone or camera!
summary: Play a board or card game. Cook or bake your favorite dish. Watch a movie. Go fishing if you're on a personal ship. Practice your photography.