Carbon Costume

…First Blade, a bone knife Dean wields at some point in the series’ lengthy run, using basic materials you can probably find around your house. (I did, after all, spring this convention trip on my friend rather quickly, so it was definitely a con-crunch type of project!) Materials needed: Hot glue gun Lots of hot glue sticks (you’ll want to stock up) Flexible wire hanger Scotch tape Gray and tan acrylic paint (optional) Black string Styrofoam Tooth…

…ptional) Fine grit (180 or above) Sandpaper Hot glue gun Cheap foam paint brushes (for applying Mod Podge) Measure the widest part of your forearm, then measure from your wrist upward to determine how high you would like your gloves to go. To allow for movement room, add 1/2”-1” to the width of your forearm. Take these measurements, mark them with your pencil carefully, and cut 2 rectangles out of your 3/8” EVA foam using your X-acto knife. Using…

…y Potter series and Chelsea in EastEnders, kindly shares her thoughts with us about her favorite role she’s dressed up for, her plans for Halloween 2021, and advice on how to best get into character. Transcript Hey guys, this message is for cosplayers and costumers around the world. And it’s for Carbon Costume. And you’ve asked me some questions about character and costumes, you know, what’s my favorite costume I’ve ever worn. That’s the easiest….

…ainer cosplay! We immediately recognized this Red Queen Kitty Pryde from X-Men. This was her first cosplay ever and she crushed it! Tweet…

…player we spotted was dressed as Hanako from Toilet Bound Hanako Kun. The Krusty Krab pizza is the pizza for you and this awesome Spongebob cosplayer. See all SpongeBob SquarePants costume guides… This trio of Attack on Titan cosplayers look ready to save humanity. See all Attack on Titan costume guides… This Howl and Sophie from Studio Ghibli’s Howl’s Moving Castle are couples goals. See all Studio Ghibli costume guides… Hunter x Hunter was anoth…

…ge costumer or dress-up type of person for Halloween. I like the haunted houses and all of that, and the haunted amusement parks, but I don’t really dress up for Halloween. But we’ll see, I’m not sure. If my friends are doing something and it’s a group thing, I might dress up as something. And you’ll see it on my IG. And the last question was, which role of yours did you enjoy wardrobe the most for. It probably would have to be The Umbrella Academ…

…rs, dyes, etc. I didn’t want you to have to buy a bunch of fancy products just to use on one project. If you feel like you’d rather choose a different method, go for it! Think of places where dirt would hit more. The bottoms, sleeves, arm bands, etc. These places would be dirtier than the rest of the costume. Tea Bath Boil a large pot of water, and add tea bags. I used about 8. Let steep for 4-5 minutes, then turn heat off. Wrap your arm bands tog…

…eally study up on your character and find the details and the nuances. Because that’s what sets you apart from every other cosplay and every other costume out there. It’s like finding those tiny little things that nobody else picks up on. So that would be my biggest advice on that. My favorite costume that I’ve ever had for a role was for the show I did a couple years ago called Paradise Lost. My character in the show died in this super gruesome,…

…etcher is a busy housewife in suburban Danville. By night she is… still a busy housewife since her days of wild adventure were back in the ’80s as pop sensation Lindana. At least they would be if her kids didn’t get up to all sorts of antics. Between Candace’s attempts to bust her brothers and the boys friends dropping by every day, Linda has her hands full! You can find all the looks from Phineas and Ferb here! Marge Simpson Marge Simpson has bee…

…ne thin layer of wood glue to fill in gaps on worbla. You can use a paint brush, I just use my hands. Allow to dry. Take your flat white spray, and spray your cones with white spray paint. Allow to dry. Spray with white Plastidip, applying coats as needed, allowing for drying time in between coats. Take your skewered ends, and poke them into your black foam discs. Once you’ve created your holes, remove skewer, add a small bead of wood glue to adhe…