DeathStroke – How To

Armor Build – Chest Pieces This is probably one of my biggest and most ambitious builds yet. The chest pieces are all EVA/Craft foam with fabric from Yaya Hans collection, painted charcoal silver to better match Slades. It is all glued onto the foam with heavy-duty fabric glue. Sewing pins helped a lot to keep READ MORE

Khonshu – MoonKnight Costume, Mask and Props How-To

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]I decided to make Khonshu’s costume from the Marvel series Moon Knight!   Debuted at: San Diego Comic-Con 2022 Step 1 – Making the Patterns I used heavy paper to draw and cut out my patterns, for Khonshu’s skull / head. Measuring your head from your chin to your forehead will give you an idea READ MORE

Agatha Harkness

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Agatha Harkness And I killed Sparky too! [/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][asvc_table] Step 1 – Making the Patterns Step 2 – Creating Jewelry Pieces Step 7 – Wrapping Up Estimated Cost: $40.00 Estimated Time to Complete Project: 11 hours Your estimated cost may differ if you do not already own all the tools needed to complete this project.[/asvc_table][/vc_column][/vc_row]

Star Butterfly Wand How To

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Star Butterfly’s Wand Tutorial   [/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Step 1 – Cutting the PVC Cut the PVC pipe to a size desired. Sand it down and spray down with a primer. Step 2 – Ornament Balls I found it best to sand them down on one side (the back). If you have a heat gun, you READ MORE

Star vs. The Forces of Evil

Eclipsa’s Wand Tutorial Step 1 – Larger Ornament Order, or pick up all the supplies needed! Personally, I found everything on Amazon and ordered a bunch of Clear Ornaments assorted sizes to work with. Eclipsa’s wand has 2 balls at the top, one inside one another. For me, I liked using the ornaments because you READ MORE

TOP SECRET Cosplay

I’ve had this huge cosplay idea for almost a year now. I haven’t seen anyone else do it, and I need the time to sit down and build it. I’m hoping after SDCC2018 to sit down and start making a basic pattern and start the build so it’s ready for SDCC 2019.

Making your own patterns.

When I am making costumes, I like to find/sort alot of images and draft up my own patterns on thick posterboard. Then little by little start forming the entire outfit. If youre lucky, the costume you want to build may have a pattern at a craft store that you can edit or add to.