Have you ever wanted to make your own helmet for a costume? This tutorial will show one way to do it! Materials/Tools mannequin head paper masking tape pencils, pens, markers, etc. measuring tape or ruler craft foam scissors x-acto knife clay
Materials/Tools monofin acrylic Sheet Dremel paper pencils, pens, markers etc. scissors ruler/yardstick flexible measuring tape swimwear or vinyl fabric for tail body swimwear fabric for fin thread (make sure it matches your fabric choice(s)) sewing machine sander and/or sandpaper hot
Termina Cosplay walks us through crafting a replica of Celty Sturluson’s Cat Ear Helmet. Materials/Tools Motorcycle helmet with a black face shield EVA foam Craft foam Drywall filler or wood filler Apoxie Sculpt Sandpaper Water Automotive filler primer Masking tape or painter’s tape
Materials/Tools: EVA foam Worbla Dowel or acrylic rod Craft knife/ X-Acto knife Paper Pencil Scissors Ruler/Yard stick Square Dremel Plastidip Heat gun Soldering iron (optional) Spray paint and/or acrylic paint Clear coat Contact cement Brush or sponge for contact cement
Materials/Tools Insulation foam Wood Glue Small Clamps Crafting Knife/X-acto Knife Marker Apoxie Sculpt Water Screws and Drill Rubber Dots Epoxy glue Sand Paper/Sander Shoe Insoles Faux Fur Fabric Needle/Thread Knee High Socks or Tights Industrial Strength Velcro Smooth On Oomoo
Materials/Tools: Paper Pencils/Markers Foam Board Balsa Wood EVA Foam Craft Knife Wood Glue Clamps Scissors Wood Filler Sander and Sandpaper Worbla Dry Wall Filler Filler Primer Black Spray Paint Step 1: Draw out your sword The very first thing you’ll
Here is a guide to the very basics of resin casting. Everything I explain here is very simple and I will (mostly) use materials that are fairly cheap and easy to find, which will hopefully make resin casting and mold
Materials: armor or prop primer of choice various colors of acrylic paint paint brushes (make sure you have flat and round brushes) something to mix your colors on water to clean your brushes paper towels spray finish of choice Step
Chances are, that special cosplayer in your life makes his or her own costumes. If they don’t, they probably want to try it out! So if you’re in need of a gift for a cosplayer this holiday season, why not
Materials/Tools: Positive mold for your mask Plastic Wrap Clay Tools Spoon Water Worbla Friendly Plastic Heat Gun Fabric, Leather Straps, Elastic, etc. Paint and paint brushes Sealant Spray Heavy Duty Scissors Primer or Wood Glue If you will be adding horns:
Materials and tools: plastic wrap pencil markers scissors masking tape thermoplastic sheet (Worbla, TerraFlex, Wonderflex, etc.) craft foam eyelets, D-rings, etc. glue (I use hot glue and E6000) measuring tape heat gun Dremel (optional) Step 1: Pattern The first step
Materials: -wood (something lightweight is best) -wire (It needs to be thick and bendable) -spray adhesive (make sure it dries clear) -hot glue -E6000 industrial strength adhesive (optional) -bolts -washers -metal hooks -leather, belt buckles, etc. -drill -soldering iron -solder
