| During this section, you will be reshaping the padding from the shape on the left to the shape on the right. |
| The red areas on the pad in the pictures above represent the areas that need to be removed in order to make the pad much more movie-accurate. Your pad will may have this area on both the front and the back, or only on one side. |
| Start by cutting the stitching on the inside edge of the area. Remove the thread. |
| Cut along the seam of the pad to expose the area. |
| Cut the area off of the pad with scissors. Make sure you don’t cut any of the fabric. |
| Once the area is cut off, there will be a small pointy protrusion left over at the bottom end. Trim this off to smooth out the features. You can see the small piece I trimmed off in the picture above. |
| Take all of the excess fabric and sew it back snuggly with your needle and thread. |
| The finished stitching should look something like this. |
| The pad should now look like this. |
| And now for the bottom front edge. As you can see, the pad here has an asymmetrical rounded appearance. In order to achieve the squared look from the movie, we must open the the bottom seam and trim off everything below the red line. |
| Once the padding has been trimmed, the excess fabric is sewn back. The front bottom edge should look like this. You are now done reshaping the pad. |