Carbon Costume

…l remain in place. STEP 5: Clare’s gauntlet! To make this gauntlet, draw a design on a piece of wax paper. This design should consist of 2 pieces; a long rectangle (which will wrap around the wrist) and a large pentagonal shape that has a tab at the bottom. The tab’s length should correspond to the long rectangle’s width. Cut your patterns out on 3mm foam, and glue the tab of your pentagon into the middle of your rectangle. As always, prime, color…

…) 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. S…

…symmetrical back piece. (Note: I found that having one back piece, though true to Alfira’s costume design, caused my corset to look a little flat in the back. If you prefer a better fitting corset, my suggestion would be to have a friend trace a line down the center of your back in order to create a seam that will fit your spine better, and experiment with this pattern using muslin for a mock-up.) Next, cut your pattern pieces out of your non-stre…

…rom full body paint to drag to pug onesies. Can you talk about the costume design of this show? Matt: “The costume design of this show was done by a good friend of mine and a wonderful collaborator, Kaylin Riebli. Many many years ago, back in college, she had never heard of Dungeons and Dragons. When I was talking to her about it, I told her she would personally love this game, because she loves the idea of fantasy dress, fantastical aesthetics, a…

…xing a bowl of red acrylic paint, fabric medium, and water. Using a paint brush, splatter the red paint by flicking the hairs of the brush with your thumb. Layer your blood splatters by gradually reducing the amount of water you use in your mixture. HYSTERIA HOBBY HORSE Step 1: Start by sketching out a design for the silhouette of your horse head on butcher paper. Trace over your sketch with permanent marker – make sure the bottom of the neck is c…

…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…

…announced publicly. Shiva from FFX, and bringing Sunset Dragon’s Capricorn design to life. I have a couple of others in the works that I’ll be announcing soon. Diamond Quality Cosplay: Currently I’m putting together a bunch of cosplays for Pride Month. The idea is that I’ll cosplay LGBT+ characters and incorporate their respective Pride flags into their design. Carla: My cosplans, COVID aside, is my final form of Punk Storm, 80s Zarya from Overwat…

…s from pattern onto fabric with chalk or fabric pencil. SEWING: Follow instructions on pattern to assemble the body of your suit. Attach collar to pattern instructions. Sew your rectangle foot shape to bottom of pant front. Sew other side to pant back. Sew pant front pieces to pant back pieces in corresponding colors. This will leave you with a hole in the back of your pants allowing for the heel of your shoe to stick out when worn. Zigzag stitch…

…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…

…o limit the number of designs users could upload in a given month to their Design Space app. Uploading to Design Space is necessary to fully utilize Cricut devices. What’s more, this change would affect existing owners, who had purchased their Cricuts with the knowledge that no paid subscription was necessary to make use of them. Where unlimited uploads were once allowed, free users would be limited to uploading 20 designs and, potentially, printi…