Thursday, August 11, 2016
Thursday, November 20, 2014
Dr. Henry Killinger / Lady Killinger
Dr. Henry Killinger
Venture Bros.
Dress: $20 Ebay
Patch: $6 Etsy
Wig: $20 Ebay
Handcuffs: $3.07 Ebay
Stethoscope: $3.09 Ebay
Umbrella: $4 Thrift Store
White Slippers: $6 Ebay
Skulls for slippers: Hand made
Mask: $60 3D printed and painted by Eddie Quintero
Bowling Bag: $10 Vintage Shop
Leggings: $20 We Love Colors
Gloves: Previously owned
Total: $152.16
Scarlet Witch revamp
This Scarlet was of my own design. I wanted something comfortable. Plus going to SDCC wearing a cape isn't fun. I wish I had done underwear rather than shorts, but it was nice to have pockets.
Cost
Shorts: $10 generic store
Shoes: $30 Ebay
Leather cuffs: $15 event
Top: $7 generic store
Jacket: $30 ebay
Fabric Paint: $5
total: $97 give or take
Bottoms - Shorts were originally pants made into cut offs
Jacket- Originally a large mens jacket, my friend Michele helped me take it in after I chopped the arms off. And I painted the back with black fabric paint.
Pinup Sailor V
Pinup Sailor V
Cost:
Dress: $40 Ebay
Wig: $15 Ebay
Shoes: $16 Ebay
Glasses: $30 Etsy user Akujinscos
Gloves: $3 Ebay
Bows: Ribbon spool $10
Necklace: supplies already owned
Bows: Ribbon spool $10
Necklace: supplies already owned
Construction:
- Bows were self made with a hot glue gun. For the front and back bow I glued pin backs to them so they are removable. This helps when sitting, if they were sewn on would have smashed the back one with my butt. But more importantly, it makes it so I can still wear the dress as a normal outfit AND be able to throw it in the wash. The orange button was made from a large googly eye and painted over in orange, then hot glued on carefully.
- Necklace was made from a piece of white ribbon. Used yellow fabric paint for the moon. Tided in a bow in the back under the hair.
- Wig was self styled. Victory rolls, hair spray, bobby pins.
Pinup Sailor V was a very easy, cheap, and comfortable cosplay. I wore it to Moon Crisis: A Sailor Moon Tribute Art Show and won judges choice in the cosplay contest.
Sunday, June 15, 2014
Sailor Moon Shadow Box
Shadow Box: $15 Michael's Crafts
Sailor Moon Compacts: $40 Amazon.com
Wood Star: $1 Michael's Crafts
Foam background: $1 a sheet Micheal's Crafts
Rhinestones: $8 Micheal's Crafts
-Large pink foam background cut to match the back panel of the shadow box.
-Smaller glittery teal panel cut into a smaller square, glued to pink.
-Writing on star (optional)
-Glue yellow star in center
-Glue compacts around the star
-Pink rhinestones glued on
-Clear rhinestones glued on filling spaces
-Purple foam cut into small strips, width of the pink border
-Purple strips glued on around border
-Wait to dry
-Edges trimmed to fit box correctly
-Close box
Tuesday, February 11, 2014
Harry Potter Wands!
So, I saw this epic tutorial HERE and gave it a shot. I made these wands for a Harry Potter gift exchange on reddit :] Supplies: Glue gun, chop sticks (longer the better), beads, brown acrylic paint (more than one shade), and a acrylic pain top coat.
Top wand's end has a cool texture to it. I used beads in the glue and popped them out after the glue cooled. the beads left little round crevasses that gave a neat texture. The bottom wand has beads still in it. Giving it the bubbly look. Everything else is just hot glue. :]
Top wand's end has a cool texture to it. I used beads in the glue and popped them out after the glue cooled. the beads left little round crevasses that gave a neat texture. The bottom wand has beads still in it. Giving it the bubbly look. Everything else is just hot glue. :]
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Wednesday, May 15, 2013
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