Carbon Costume

…ne (1 spool) 15. White 3mm craft foam (2 sheets) 16. A paintbrush or foam brush 17. X-acto knife 18. Sewing scissors 19. White thread (1 spool) 20. Blue thread 21. Pearl flat back cabochons (1 large, 2 small) 22. Elastic (1 pack) 23. Earring hooks (1 pair) 24. A Sharpie 25. A large circular cookie cutter 26. White embroidery thread (at least one skein) 27. Large sheet of tan or sandstone felt (at least 4 pieces) 28. Fabric glue STEP 1: Let’s start…

…e) providing one of the most heart-wrenching romances portrayed between non-humans. See all Blade Runner costumes… The Room / The Disaster Artist Call it Greg Sestero aka Mark of “Oh hi Mark” fame (see costume) and Tommy Wiseau aka All-American Johnny (see costume) from The Room, or Dave and James Franco playing those characters on The Disaster Artist, phew. But either way is iconic as an entertaining movie about the best worst movie of all time….

…d be able to open from the right. Once the velcro is added, the basic construction for the skirt is done. Step 6: Now you want to paint the design onto the skirt. Follow the same steps for drawing on the details as we did for the top, by sketching first with the heat-erasable fabric pen, and then drawing over it with the sharpie pen. For the design on the skirt, you want to draw the bottom half of the cat (you want the cat on the skirt to line up…

…s: Pattern: McCall’s M7217 or other Jumpsuit pattern of choice 1 ½ yards 60-in wide 4-way stretch Black spandex 1 yard 60-in wide 4-way stretch Red spandex 3/8 yard 60-in wide 4-way stretch Pink spandex Thread 1/2” thick craft foam 36” x 12” 2 yds 1/2” elastic 1 yd 1/4” elastic 18” – 22” Zipper (Invisible or Polyester) Star Graphic: Dark Iron-On Transfer paper or Pink fabric paint (I recommend Jacquard textile paint), Red fabric paint, ½” wide pai…

…verskirt Bottom Using the Circle Skirt App by Hand London, create a quarter-sized, midi-length circle skirt pattern for yourself to cut from your rose jacquard fabric, adjusting the length to be a little longer. This will be your underskirt. (I would suggest making a mock-up of this skirt in muslin first so that you can make adjustments as needed.) Cut the same pattern from your lavender poly silk. Cut a large slit through the back of your skirt p…

…completed production on the impressive pilot for The Game, a tabletop role-playing-inspired series that he co-created, co-wrote and starred in. In this Community meets Lord of the Rings adventure-fantasy comedy series, Matt is part of its talented ensemble starring as Brandon/the Game Master. Audiences follow the group as they interact in real life and also as their fantasy counterparts in the supernatural realm of Aldia, which is bolstered by hi…

…ay- I’m a cosplayer from central PA. I split my time between my day job in design and working on various cosplay projects. I’m a self-taught seamstress and I love working on the little details in each of my projects. Diamond Quality Cosplay: Hi there! I’m Patrick, a 23 year old cosplayer from New Jersey. I’ve put together more cosplays than I can count and I’m always assembling a new group shoot. Carla: I’m Carla. I consider myself a baby cosplaye…

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…studying these costumes. One of the main places they hung out was on the forums on theforce.net — the costume and props forum members contributed a great deal to my site and I tried to capture and distill the discussions that took place there. Capturing all this info was nearly a full time job and I spent a lot of evening hours working on the site! Once the Star Wars Prequel costume excitement died down a bit, I was taken by the costumes in anothe…

…the top, but not so much that the bottom corners become floppy. Draw your design on a folded-over piece of butcher paper and cut it out such that it is perfectly symmetrical. This may take a few tries until you come up with something you are happy with, so feel free to experiment with a few pattern pieces before cutting it out of the fabric.     Finish off the raw edges of your apron by wrapping them in bias tape and sewing it down. Install your…