Great video! Ive heard that using Fabric Spray Paint is a good idea for flexible foam peices as well. Most of the time you'll find it in the automotive section of your local store or at your car parts store. It doesnt bond so rigidly and alows for some flex and movement. I will try it on a similar project im working on and see how it works.
hey, there! sorry for the late reply. if you mean Cloud Strife's paudlron i'm not sure if it's possible to make it look *exactly* like his. you may have to do layer on top of layer to make it round (which, then again probably won't look as good). i have to find another material to do a tutorial on Cloud's armor.
@MissInterpretCosplay np hey ur very talented and i loved the way u did this. the armor is epic looking!XD LOVE UR WORK! XD im currently working on my own costume if u like message me an ill tell u about it.
@MissInterpretCosplay just a quick question, if you're working with bigger pieces of foam (to make a breast plate, for example), how would you suggest heating it? or would you recommend using a different technique completely?
oh so you were using the foam as a layer to place underneath the leather material? not too sure to be honest. i guess maybe you would need a good few layers of foam to keep it hard and sturdy.
@MissInterpretCosplay yes exactly, and alright and i have seen thiker foam that i could use, so i'm sure i'd be able to get it to work. and thanks alot for the helpful video again :D
if i can i would like to recommend using Montana spray paint. its a little thicker and pliable so it wont break as easily. they sell it at most graffiti shops if you know of any. and it comes in loads of different colors.
@MissInterpretCosplay yep. you can go to artprimo.com and buy it. theres a couple other places as well but theres a graff shop really close to me so i dont use it much.
It was like magic, it went from craft foam to metal in seconds ^_^
Your videos are very helpful, I am working on an armor cosplay for a con in two months, and I needed to know how to make the arm things... I think they're called gauntlets, but I wasn't to sure on the craft foam idea, but I can see it will be pretty easy to do and it will be amazing looking. Thank you for posting your videos!
This is a fantastic tutorial and helped me a LOT with ideas on making my hawke cosplay! I was wondering if you could also show how you made the yuna hand armor or if there are videos that show how that's done since i'm still confused on how the fingers can be done. Thanks =]
Thank you, well i live in Puerto Rico and only there's a Wal-Mart and i never can't find it because of the name, with what other name do you know what's it called?
@MichelleAeris Do they have craft stores that sell beads and painting supplies and stuff like that? What you are looking for, whatever it is called is sheets of plastic foam that are about the size of piece of paper. The foam is a little porous you can see a little bit of tiny holes. It is about 2mm thick or thicker depending on what you buy and it is very very soft and flexable.
@MichelleAeris Do they have craft stores that sell beads and painting supplies and stuff like that? What you are looking for, whatever it is called is sheets of plastic foam that are about the size of piece of paper. The foam is a little porous you can see a little bit of tiny holes. It is about 2mm thick or thicker depending on what you buy and it is very very soft and flexible.
Where did you by the pledge I am having trouble finding it.
Also you can do awesome things with a stipple sponge and paint. You can make layers of metal colors. If you can not find a stipple sponge at a costume shop get a fish filter sponge at the pet shop. The kind that is really open and is more hole than sponge. You cut off a square, dip it in the paint, blot it and tap it on the surface. It can make tiny spots, big blotches or streaks. Try layering colors too :)
i think i got that plegde from walmart. i think you can find them at other grocery stores. it says 'with acrylic protection'. that's the one Penwiper uses. but like i said on the video if you're brave to use spray paint instead of acrylic paint go for it. you can find the paint at places like Wal-mart as well in the craft department if you don't have a nearby craft store. :3
you're welcome! :D oh! you can get them at most craft stores like Joanne Fabrics, and i think Michael's as well. but if those stores are too far away for you, there's always Wal-Mart or the Dollar Tree. i think the ones at the craft stores are a little cheaper than the ones at Wal-Mart. the Dollar Tree ones are a lil' thinner and are 1$ a pack of course! lol, but it sucks cuz they only have the 9x7 ones from where i'm from. ): i like the bigger ones better.
aaaaa, question question, so i'm thinking about cosplaying as vincent valentine, but theres alot of details on his armpiece, and i was wondering if it would be doable making it out of craft foam
:3 aww!! thanks! but all credit goes to Penwiper with the tutorial! good luck with your armor! let me know if you have any questions. i'll try my best to answer them or ask the higher pros! lol xD
@MissInterpretCosplay do you know where i can get a mannequin, male torso with a head.... LOL but yeah i've got all the supplies but just no base structure to make it on
hm... i think you might be able to find them in craft stores. but for a cheaper way, i think there is a tutorial here on youtube on how you can make your own. you need like paper and duct tape and a second person to do it.
As black adder said: "MissInterpretCosplay, i love you and i wanna have your childrens" :p heh jokes aside, thats one bad ass tutorial!! ^-^ just what i need for that soul calibur 3 siegfried cosplay!!! :D
if u wanna save more time when paiting and the part u are making let u, try to hang the part and paint it completely, that will save u a lot of time. nice tutorial gave a lot of alternatives to some works i have
hehe dont worry and i may not know much about cosplaying but i do know a lil something of crafting with diferents things like wood or metal so feel free to ask anytime
i work with it.... search anything that has to do with "tool and die maker" or "machinist" or the machine itself "milling machine" or "lathe machine" hehe
Hi! I don't know if you can help me out but.... Do you know how to make Final Fantasy 13 Oerba Dia Vanille Binding Rod? I'm having trouble with it and no one is selling it. Thanks!
when i first made my Fenrir keyblade, i started off with cardboard, and you can never go wrong with cardboard in my opinion. it wasn't the best, but ppl knew what it was suppose to be. lol maybe start off with that. but i'll keep looking around if i come across some good tutorials of her weapon.
funny, cuz i'm actually going to try to experiment with Modge Podge on a new armor cosplay i'm working on. most cosplayers say it works for them but "As long as you seal the foam first even before putting primer on, you'll be good". :3
How strong is it after it's finished? Obviously, being made of foam, it's not gonna be able to stand have a boulder or something dropped on it. For example though, let's say I am wearing it at a convention and someone bumps into it or I stumble and it hits the floor or the wall. Would it survive those little road bumps or crumple against the pressure? If it would not be strong enough,is there a weigh to make it strong without adding too much more weight on it?
yeah, sweetie! i forgot to add on here that there is a downside to the craft foam armor. Penwiper said that it can dent/wrinkle if you flex it too far, over stress it, bump into sharp objects and such. so i say be extra cautious if you use this techique. some say to try this stuff called Resin, but i think it depends if you *really* need it in case it does get damage while you're at a con or during travel. if you want i can PM you the link of this thread about Resin on foam.
thank you so much for taking the time to make this tutoriaL XD but i have a question, how do u attach the armor to ur body if there are no hoops to put ur arm through etc
hm, interesting. well, they have like special adhesive for the skin. body glue. :D but i've never tried it, so i'm not sure how well it works. what character is this, if you don't mind asking? so their gauntlet isn't attached to anything at all? i've actually seen characters from my favorite game called Trapt that wear armor like it was pierced to their skin or something, and it wasn't attached to any clothes. haha!
@MissInterpretCosplay tks for replying :D yeah thats what i meant the characters from the new game blade and soul have like bits of armor all over their outfit...i was thinking if you were to cosplay that character, then u would have to superglue the armor to ur costume or something?
oh, oh! u mean attached the armor on the costume material. i see! lol well, i guess you can like find some really heavy duty velcrow to attach it on. i think what Penwiper did on most of her cosplays was like take the fabric material she glued underneath the armor was handsew it on the costume... if that makes any sense. ^^; hehe!
So happy you made it thank you thank you so much I'm always using foam mat never knew you could heat it up so thanks so much this has been a real big help so now when I make armor I have an idea keep it up with the cosplay videos and remember fallow your dreams your cosplay dreams
omg! Thank you so much for taking the time to do this tutorial. It looks absolutely amazing and I can not wait to try this out. I've looked at that tutorial before, but now that I have a video to go off, it seems so much easier now that you've done this. Thanx again!
you're welcome, love! lol at the time when i first made my first armor for my Yuna cosplay when i went through Penwiper's "tutti" on her site, i was like: "...god i hope i'm doing this right." but whether i did it her way or not, it seems like it worked out for me. xD i hope it works out for you also!!
Thanks SO MUCH for this tutorial. I always heard about people using craft foam as armor but wasn't sure how to execute it. This really helped, so thanks again C:
Hey M.I.C. Do you know if you can use this for LARPing? Like... does it break if it get's struck?
insaneophobia 2 weeks ago
Great video! Ive heard that using Fabric Spray Paint is a good idea for flexible foam peices as well. Most of the time you'll find it in the automotive section of your local store or at your car parts store. It doesnt bond so rigidly and alows for some flex and movement. I will try it on a similar project im working on and see how it works.
ClydetheSly 1 month ago
@ClydetheSly
okies! i'll keep that in mind! thank you soooo much, Clyde!!
MissInterpretCosplay 1 month ago
Wow thank you so much! This is exactly what I was looking for! Can you make one on how to do the paudlron (Shoulder piece as well?) (:
6HateMe6LoveMe6 1 month ago
@6HateMe6LoveMe6
hey, there! sorry for the late reply. if you mean Cloud Strife's paudlron i'm not sure if it's possible to make it look *exactly* like his. you may have to do layer on top of layer to make it round (which, then again probably won't look as good). i have to find another material to do a tutorial on Cloud's armor.
MissInterpretCosplay 1 month ago
Thank you so much for this!!! Im cosplaying as Dante Alighieri ^^ and this helped soo much!!
dakota012795 1 month ago
@dakota012795
no prob! good luck!
MissInterpretCosplay 1 month ago
nice!
Batchelorpad4God 1 month ago
@Batchelorpad4God
thanks!
MissInterpretCosplay 1 month ago
@MissInterpretCosplay np hey ur very talented and i loved the way u did this. the armor is epic looking!XD LOVE UR WORK! XD im currently working on my own costume if u like message me an ill tell u about it.
Batchelorpad4God 1 month ago
wow. thank you so much! this helps a bunch. you're awesome. <3
57YL3 1 month ago
@57YL3
no prob!
MissInterpretCosplay 1 month ago
@MissInterpretCosplay just a quick question, if you're working with bigger pieces of foam (to make a breast plate, for example), how would you suggest heating it? or would you recommend using a different technique completely?
57YL3 1 month ago
hey, i found your vieods really helpfull but i was wondering if it would work it you were to put cloth over the foam instead of painting it
randomsnakapus 1 month ago
@randomsnakapus
i guess it depends what kind of fabric you were using i suppose. is the fabric like a shiny like cloth?
MissInterpretCosplay 1 month ago
@MissInterpretCosplay no because its not supposed to be shiny its more like a leather armour
randomsnakapus 1 month ago
@randomsnakapus
oh so you were using the foam as a layer to place underneath the leather material? not too sure to be honest. i guess maybe you would need a good few layers of foam to keep it hard and sturdy.
MissInterpretCosplay 1 month ago
@MissInterpretCosplay yes exactly, and alright and i have seen thiker foam that i could use, so i'm sure i'd be able to get it to work. and thanks alot for the helpful video again :D
randomsnakapus 1 month ago
@randomsnakapus
no problem! i hope it works! good luck, and let me know how it turned out!! <3
MissInterpretCosplay 1 month ago
@MissInterpretCosplay thanks and for sure :D <3
randomsnakapus 1 month ago
this is awesome!!! i'm going to try to make some armor for my torso, not sure if it will work the same way but it's worth a try, thanks ^^
kittykiss11 2 months ago
@kittykiss11
welcome darling! good luck, let me know how it turns out! <3
MissInterpretCosplay 2 months ago
This will help loads with my cosplays :D
redwall211 2 months ago
@redwall211
i hope so good luck!!
MissInterpretCosplay 2 months ago
@MissInterpretCosplay Thanks! :3
redwall211 2 months ago
What about a shoulder guard
HaloReachFanatic100 3 months ago
@HaloReachFanatic100
it should work the same way. :) i made a shoulder guard for my (Dissidia) Gunner Yuna cosplay.
MissInterpretCosplay 3 months ago
Gamecube FTW lol
WolfmanVonJmat 4 months ago
Whoa... 6,666 views! of course I'm the only one who will see that.
TheOozz7 4 months ago in playlist prop making 2
@TheOozz7
lol yeah! xD
MissInterpretCosplay 4 months ago
do it till your satisfied! YEAH!
MrRush629 5 months ago
@MrRush629
pffff!! roflmao!!! xD
MissInterpretCosplay 4 months ago
@MissInterpretCosplay you know its true :p
MrRush629 4 months ago
Thank you for this video! I have to make armor for an upcoming cosplay want to do and had no idea what to do. Thanks again!
tangledinblue14 5 months ago
@tangledinblue14
not a problem! good luck!!
MissInterpretCosplay 4 months ago
if i can i would like to recommend using Montana spray paint. its a little thicker and pliable so it wont break as easily. they sell it at most graffiti shops if you know of any. and it comes in loads of different colors.
wertzx 6 months ago
@wertzx
not sure if i have any graffiti shops in my area. can i find them online? :D and thanks for the tip!!
MissInterpretCosplay 6 months ago
@MissInterpretCosplay yep. you can go to artprimo.com and buy it. theres a couple other places as well but theres a graff shop really close to me so i dont use it much.
wertzx 6 months ago
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mikomi009 6 months ago
Thanks for the tutorial ^w^
Damon666Grant 7 months ago
@Damon666Grant
you're very welcome!! ^-^
MissInterpretCosplay 6 months ago
ขอบคุณมาก♥
naruto6322 7 months ago
do you have any shoulder (armor)
tutorial?
kimchi0101 7 months ago
@kimchi0101
i could do a video on that too!!! thank you so much! i really am running out of ideas on this account!!
MissInterpretCosplay 7 months ago
It was like magic, it went from craft foam to metal in seconds ^_^
Your videos are very helpful, I am working on an armor cosplay for a con in two months, and I needed to know how to make the arm things... I think they're called gauntlets, but I wasn't to sure on the craft foam idea, but I can see it will be pretty easy to do and it will be amazing looking. Thank you for posting your videos!
AndiMcAwesomesauce 7 months ago
@AndiMcAwesomesauce
^^ hehe! aw, you're welcome! i hope this helps for you all! Penwiper is my hero!!! <3
MissInterpretCosplay 7 months ago
waaa~ you're so epic and cute!! Loved this tutorial, it really helped me get a better idea of the penwiper tutorial THANKYOU!!
KuroiBlaze 7 months ago
@KuroiBlaze
no prob!! i hope it helped some for you all!! good luck and thanks for taking the time to watch these!! :3
MissInterpretCosplay 7 months ago
This is a fantastic tutorial and helped me a LOT with ideas on making my hawke cosplay! I was wondering if you could also show how you made the yuna hand armor or if there are videos that show how that's done since i'm still confused on how the fingers can be done. Thanks =]
Kagomeinuyasha1 8 months ago
@Kagomeinuyasha1
oh, sure! i'm running out of video ideas. i'll be sure to add that next on the video!! xD
MissInterpretCosplay 8 months ago
Your voice is just sweet! <3
I'm going to cosplay Marth in a few months in my country, and this will be my first time making a Armor! And I'm sure that this will help me a lot!
Thank you for making such a simple and awesome tutorial~! <3
DragonPancake 8 months ago
@DragonPancake
you're very welcome! good luck, and let me know how it turned out!
MissInterpretCosplay 8 months ago
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DragonPancake 8 months ago
your voice is really cute and charming to listen to. pretty chillin tutorial.
shichan 8 months ago
@shichan
lol thank you!
MissInterpretCosplay 8 months ago
name of product 5:02?
I m' brasilian! my future cosplay is Aioria gold armor 60 Days for confectionate costume
ignorate ortografy errors ^^
ANDERSONETAYNA 8 months ago
@ANDERSONETAYNA
it's called Pledge with Future Shine. it says it has the "same acrylic protection" on it. it's basically a floor cleaner polish. xD
MissInterpretCosplay 8 months ago
@ArchangelVsWorld
yeah, that's the name!!!! thanks!!!!
MissInterpretCosplay 8 months ago
YOU ARE AMAZING. THANK YOU!!! :D :D
SAMDUSTINBILLY 9 months ago
oK, thank you again :D
MichelleAeris 9 months ago
@MichelleAeris
no problem, sweetie!
MissInterpretCosplay 8 months ago
I love you video! thankyou so much for the tutorial
lawlietcupcakekiss 9 months ago
@lawlietcupcakekiss
you're welcome, dear! :3
MissInterpretCosplay 9 months ago
Oh I love you.
elfboychan 9 months ago
@elfboychan
*blushes* Aw, shucks! :3
MissInterpretCosplay 9 months ago
Thank you, well i live in Puerto Rico and only there's a Wal-Mart and i never can't find it because of the name, with what other name do you know what's it called?
MichelleAeris 9 months ago
@MichelleAeris
oh! i see! hm... i think they're also called foam sheets as well. but as far as i know i don't think they have another name.
MissInterpretCosplay 9 months ago
@MichelleAeris Do they have craft stores that sell beads and painting supplies and stuff like that? What you are looking for, whatever it is called is sheets of plastic foam that are about the size of piece of paper. The foam is a little porous you can see a little bit of tiny holes. It is about 2mm thick or thicker depending on what you buy and it is very very soft and flexable.
lironess 9 months ago
@MichelleAeris Do they have craft stores that sell beads and painting supplies and stuff like that? What you are looking for, whatever it is called is sheets of plastic foam that are about the size of piece of paper. The foam is a little porous you can see a little bit of tiny holes. It is about 2mm thick or thicker depending on what you buy and it is very very soft and flexible.
lironess 9 months ago
Where did you by the pledge I am having trouble finding it.
Also you can do awesome things with a stipple sponge and paint. You can make layers of metal colors. If you can not find a stipple sponge at a costume shop get a fish filter sponge at the pet shop. The kind that is really open and is more hole than sponge. You cut off a square, dip it in the paint, blot it and tap it on the surface. It can make tiny spots, big blotches or streaks. Try layering colors too :)
lironess 9 months ago
@lironess
i think i got that plegde from walmart. i think you can find them at other grocery stores. it says 'with acrylic protection'. that's the one Penwiper uses. but like i said on the video if you're brave to use spray paint instead of acrylic paint go for it. you can find the paint at places like Wal-mart as well in the craft department if you don't have a nearby craft store. :3
MissInterpretCosplay 8 months ago
4:58 Gamecube Controller!!!
GreenBoyDope 9 months ago
@GreenBoyDope
lol FTW, baby!! :p
MissInterpretCosplay 9 months ago
@MissInterpretCosplay Gamecube ownz Wii xD
GreenBoyDope 9 months ago
@MissInterpretCosplay And btw U ROCK! (K)
GreenBoyDope 9 months ago
@GreenBoyDope
lol i will always love Gamecube! and thanks!!
MissInterpretCosplay 8 months ago
love your tutorial, thank you
question where you buy the craft foam?
MichelleAeris 9 months ago
@MichelleAeris
you're welcome! :D oh! you can get them at most craft stores like Joanne Fabrics, and i think Michael's as well. but if those stores are too far away for you, there's always Wal-Mart or the Dollar Tree. i think the ones at the craft stores are a little cheaper than the ones at Wal-Mart. the Dollar Tree ones are a lil' thinner and are 1$ a pack of course! lol, but it sucks cuz they only have the 9x7 ones from where i'm from. ): i like the bigger ones better.
MissInterpretCosplay 9 months ago
aaaaa, question question, so i'm thinking about cosplaying as vincent valentine, but theres alot of details on his armpiece, and i was wondering if it would be doable making it out of craft foam
jonny5312 9 months ago
@jonny5312
actually i've seen Vincent's arm piece done before by using craft foam. just give me a sec, and i'll see if i can find that video on here...
MissInterpretCosplay 9 months ago
@MissInterpretCosplay
oh, wait! i just went to your channel, and i see you already saw that Vincent Arm Progress video! :p hehe! *smacks her forehead.* ^^;
MissInterpretCosplay 9 months ago
@MissInterpretCosplay yea, thanks but i've already started on it :) some great people have been helping me on deviantart XD thx enyways
jonny5312 9 months ago
you are totally awsomessssss
anhcris 9 months ago
@anhcris
:3 aww!! thanks! but all credit goes to Penwiper with the tutorial! good luck with your armor! let me know if you have any questions. i'll try my best to answer them or ask the higher pros! lol xD
MissInterpretCosplay 9 months ago
@MissInterpretCosplay do you know where i can get a mannequin, male torso with a head.... LOL but yeah i've got all the supplies but just no base structure to make it on
anhcris 9 months ago
@anhcris
hm... i think you might be able to find them in craft stores. but for a cheaper way, i think there is a tutorial here on youtube on how you can make your own. you need like paper and duct tape and a second person to do it.
MissInterpretCosplay 9 months ago
@anhcris Lol cool I guess I'll try that. Add me on FB /chris.p.tran
anhcris 9 months ago
As black adder said: "MissInterpretCosplay, i love you and i wanna have your childrens" :p heh jokes aside, thats one bad ass tutorial!! ^-^ just what i need for that soul calibur 3 siegfried cosplay!!! :D
Thank you!!!
palgaea 9 months ago
@palgaea
lol you're welcome dear! let me know how it turns out. good luck! :3
MissInterpretCosplay 9 months ago 5
@MissInterpretCosplay You bet! hehe ^_-/ thanks
palgaea 9 months ago
Wow! Great tutorial! I will be using this when I make armor!
MazzHCP 10 months ago
@MazzHCP
i hope it works out well for you! thanks for watching and good luck! :3
MissInterpretCosplay 10 months ago
if u wanna save more time when paiting and the part u are making let u, try to hang the part and paint it completely, that will save u a lot of time. nice tutorial gave a lot of alternatives to some works i have
BladeDKC 10 months ago
@BladeDKC
that really would have saved me time. lol thanks for the tip! and thanks for watching! :D
MissInterpretCosplay 10 months ago
@MissInterpretCosplay
hehe dont worry and i may not know much about cosplaying but i do know a lil something of crafting with diferents things like wood or metal so feel free to ask anytime
BladeDKC 10 months ago
@BladeDKC
:3 thank very much! <3 oh, you can craft metal? :D
MissInterpretCosplay 10 months ago
@MissInterpretCosplay
i work with it.... search anything that has to do with "tool and die maker" or "machinist" or the machine itself "milling machine" or "lathe machine" hehe
BladeDKC 10 months ago
this is a great tutorial! i love it! the way you narrate it reminds me of Yuna from X-2 narrating lol its so cute! :)
HarajukuShoujo 10 months ago
@HarajukuShoujo
lol really? that's the best compliment ever!! xDDDD thanks for watching! good luck!
MissInterpretCosplay 10 months ago
@MissInterpretCosplay Thanks! Im going to need it! - Im doing Tim Burton's Alice armor for Anime Boston @_@'
I was ging to go with a much more difficult approach and last minute found this tutorial - much easier and a heck of a lot lighter!
HarajukuShoujo 10 months ago
@HarajukuShoujo
Niceeeee!!! :3 i hope it works out well for you. i like to see how it turns out when it's completed!!!
MissInterpretCosplay 10 months ago
Hi! I don't know if you can help me out but.... Do you know how to make Final Fantasy 13 Oerba Dia Vanille Binding Rod? I'm having trouble with it and no one is selling it. Thanks!
Duckychann 11 months ago
@Duckychann
have you heard of JiaJem? she's good with making weapons. i'll send you a website.
MissInterpretCosplay 11 months ago
@MissInterpretCosplay I looked for help on the but i proably wouldn't be able to make it the way she does.
Duckychann 11 months ago
@Duckychann
when i first made my Fenrir keyblade, i started off with cardboard, and you can never go wrong with cardboard in my opinion. it wasn't the best, but ppl knew what it was suppose to be. lol maybe start off with that. but i'll keep looking around if i come across some good tutorials of her weapon.
MissInterpretCosplay 11 months ago
@MissInterpretCosplay Okay, thanks a bunch!!!
Duckychann 11 months ago
@Duckychann
have you heard of JiaJem? she's good with making weapons. i'll send you a website.
MissInterpretCosplay 11 months ago
For shine, do you know if Modge Podge will work? :O I know there are different types and such so... what do you think? ^^
SingleFeathers 11 months ago
@SingleFeathers
funny, cuz i'm actually going to try to experiment with Modge Podge on a new armor cosplay i'm working on. most cosplayers say it works for them but "As long as you seal the foam first even before putting primer on, you'll be good". :3
MissInterpretCosplay 11 months ago
How strong is it after it's finished? Obviously, being made of foam, it's not gonna be able to stand have a boulder or something dropped on it. For example though, let's say I am wearing it at a convention and someone bumps into it or I stumble and it hits the floor or the wall. Would it survive those little road bumps or crumple against the pressure? If it would not be strong enough,is there a weigh to make it strong without adding too much more weight on it?
EnforcerSwitz 11 months ago
@EnforcerSwitz
yeah, sweetie! i forgot to add on here that there is a downside to the craft foam armor. Penwiper said that it can dent/wrinkle if you flex it too far, over stress it, bump into sharp objects and such. so i say be extra cautious if you use this techique. some say to try this stuff called Resin, but i think it depends if you *really* need it in case it does get damage while you're at a con or during travel. if you want i can PM you the link of this thread about Resin on foam.
MissInterpretCosplay 11 months ago
Wow, I just watched a video of paint drying...
Thanks for teh tutorial! It was helpful.
AlphaProto 1 year ago
thank you so much for taking the time to make this tutoriaL XD but i have a question, how do u attach the armor to ur body if there are no hoops to put ur arm through etc
gabriellesilverwood 1 year ago
@gabriellesilverwood
hm, interesting. well, they have like special adhesive for the skin. body glue. :D but i've never tried it, so i'm not sure how well it works. what character is this, if you don't mind asking? so their gauntlet isn't attached to anything at all? i've actually seen characters from my favorite game called Trapt that wear armor like it was pierced to their skin or something, and it wasn't attached to any clothes. haha!
MissInterpretCosplay 1 year ago
@MissInterpretCosplay tks for replying :D yeah thats what i meant the characters from the new game blade and soul have like bits of armor all over their outfit...i was thinking if you were to cosplay that character, then u would have to superglue the armor to ur costume or something?
gabriellesilverwood 1 year ago
@gabriellesilverwood
oh, oh! u mean attached the armor on the costume material. i see! lol well, i guess you can like find some really heavy duty velcrow to attach it on. i think what Penwiper did on most of her cosplays was like take the fabric material she glued underneath the armor was handsew it on the costume... if that makes any sense. ^^; hehe!
MissInterpretCosplay 11 months ago
can I use resin to make it harder, instead of water with glue?
gervan1213 1 year ago
@gervan1213
really good question! and i've found this thread here on cosplay(dot)com with the similar question. i'm gonna PM you the link.
MissInterpretCosplay 1 year ago
Thank you so much for this tutorial, makes me feel like I can actually make my own sinx armor!
GaaraHiwatari 1 year ago
@GaaraHiwatari
not a problem. i hope this helps for you! :3
MissInterpretCosplay 1 year ago
Thanks for making a video of this, I'm a visual learner.
Mindue 1 year ago
@Mindue
you're welcome! good luck!
MissInterpretCosplay 1 year ago
It was very friendly and helpful tutorial, thank you a lot :)
Jellyyychan 1 year ago 2
@Jellyyychan
i'm glad! good luck! let me know if you guys have any questions, concerns, or good tips! ;3
MissInterpretCosplay 1 year ago
Yay, looks great!!! :D
paulatina1110 1 year ago
@paulatina1110
^-^ yay! thanks for taking the time to watch!! :3
MissInterpretCosplay 1 year ago
So happy you made it thank you thank you so much I'm always using foam mat never knew you could heat it up so thanks so much this has been a real big help so now when I make armor I have an idea keep it up with the cosplay videos and remember fallow your dreams your cosplay dreams
cosplaydreams 1 year ago
@cosplaydreams
hey, May!! hehe! i hope this works out for you! ^-^ love ya girl!
MissInterpretCosplay 1 year ago
You make it look so easy....it looks really great!! ^o^
xXMissNekoXx 1 year ago
@xXMissNekoXx
thank you! ^^
MissInterpretCosplay 1 year ago
omg! Thank you so much for taking the time to do this tutorial. It looks absolutely amazing and I can not wait to try this out. I've looked at that tutorial before, but now that I have a video to go off, it seems so much easier now that you've done this. Thanx again!
KcKupid 1 year ago
@KcKupid
you're welcome, love! lol at the time when i first made my first armor for my Yuna cosplay when i went through Penwiper's "tutti" on her site, i was like: "...god i hope i'm doing this right." but whether i did it her way or not, it seems like it worked out for me. xD i hope it works out for you also!!
MissInterpretCosplay 1 year ago
I LOVE YOU CRYHOOOOOOOOOOOOOGGG!!! lol, I could seriously use this tutorial for my Zack cosplay! :D Thanks for posting it! :)
MistressDarkieChan 1 year ago
@MistressDarkieChan
no prob!! i really hope this works for you, darling! GOOD LUCK!!!
MissInterpretCosplay 1 year ago
Thanks SO MUCH for this tutorial. I always heard about people using craft foam as armor but wasn't sure how to execute it. This really helped, so thanks again C:
Riisoku 1 year ago
@Riisoku
awesome!!! i really hope it helped you and others out! Good luck, sweetie!
MissInterpretCosplay 1 year ago