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Hello there! For her vest, I would recommend basing it off of a pattern for a button-down shirt with a collar. You would be able to crop the pattern to the correct length and simply leave off an...
Hello there! This question touches on one of my biggest pet peeves, and it is such a huge pet peeve because it makes finding information incredibly difficult for people like you – when people ...
Hello there! One lucky thing about cosplaying such an iconic outfit is that a lot of fans have already done breakdowns of the outfit, and the original costume has been on display at museums, l...
Hello there! There are multiple pros and cons to using clip-on ponytails, and whether you use them or not depends on what you are comfortable with and the effect you want. Clip on ponytails:- E...
Hello there! I would say for this kind of thing, it’s up to you to experiment. I’ve never used soft pastels on a wig, but if they’re the chalk kind rather than the creamy oil kind, it mig...
Hello there! One of the advantages of cosplaying from an audio medium is that you don’t have to go with any one visual interpretation, but instead do whatever you are comfortable with. For a ...
Hello there! There’s a few ways I can think of to go about this. First, take a look at A SEARCH OF THE TUTORIALS ON OUR SITE FOR “FEATHER,” since there are some good feather tutorials t...
Hello there! I’ll split this one up into the different parts. For the vest, the best advice I can give is to get a vest pattern and do whatever modifications you need from there. A garment li...
andsewingishalfthebattle : > BENTLEY SKELETON PICS > > I’ve had several people ask me how the Bentley is constructed, > so here are some progress photos that show the...
Hello there! You can attempt to make your own faux fur piping, yes. Here’s my tips on that: - Use a fur with a low pile. This will reduce the thickness and make it easier to sew, as well as c...
Hello there! For armor made of foam, I find it easiest to make patterns and mockups out of cheap materials that act in similar ways – in this case, a thin cardboard would be a good option. It...
@DRIIIFT SUBMITTED: > do you have any idea how to fix broken wig clips? i’m going to buy > a broken wig from a friend with the intent of fixing it and then > us...
andsewingishalfthebattle : > THE FLAMING BENTLEY > > Now that it has made its debut at Gen Con, I can post pictures of > the flaming Good Omens Bentley I built for t...
Hello there! Looking at images of this, there’s a couple of ways to go about it: the more expensive way and the “oh god, why” time-intensive way. The dress appears to be made of a sequin...
Stretch it out to size (either by wearing it or putting it on a body double) and then pin it in place. Then take it off and stretch it out while sewing so it is flat between the pins. Alternati...
Hello there! EVA foam would be fine! I would recommend a few things to make this easier on you: - reinforce the material with something a bit stiffer and that will allow it to still flex with y...
Hello there! For this, the shape is fairly simple, but it may take a bit of imagination. Did you ever make pyramid shapes out of paper in school as a kid? If not, this is what the shape this is...
Hello there! Thankfully, Sweeny Todd is a popular enough film that people have compiled large galleries of reference images and written up information about the costumes. THIS SEEMS LIKE A GOOD ...
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