Cosplay armor tutorial

Make Steampunk (or any styled) armor using inexpensive EVA foam floor mats and hot glue. #Instructables #Halloween #costume #cosplay #props #shoulder #foamsmith

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Description User Taxfrogmanful requested the pattern for the Orckish armor, to use as a base for his own creation. Unfortunately, the original linoleum pattern, cut on the fly, was reclycled into other projects. But the assembling of that armor is so simple that I was able to reconstruct the parts from memory and by looking at my deviations. [link] [link] [link] I was able to put together this pattern wich is NOT TO SCALE, but tells you roughly how it's done. Feel free to use it as a base…

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Eva foam bracers tutorial *sorry for my english if any errors* My page: www.facebook,com/m.cosplay Use plastic wrap to cover the area you want to take out the pattern from. Then cover it with...

Digital PDF Download! After your order, you'll get an email containing the download link. Arm armor (I really wish there was a better name for it) is super useful for many different costumes! Hope my pattern collection will help! It includes: Bracers (7 different designs) Elbow Armor (2 different designs) Upper Arm Armor (4 different designs) Tight Shoulder Armor (1 design) Combine all of these in different ways for even more variations! Please choose your correct printer size:

When you first start making your own costumes, you’ll probably be more focused on learning the needle and thread and using a sewing machine. Eventually, you’ll get to a point