Cosplay foam tips

Note: This post will only make sense if you've seen my last mask-making tutorial. So check that out if you missed it! ***** I'm still a mask-making machine over here, though I only think to take a picture when I'm sending fabric choices out for people to pick their favorites: I work on masks most nights to relax, while I listen to Critical Role. Not to sell - so sorry to those who've asked! - but to give away. Right now I'm supplying the teachers I know, family, close friends, and everyone…

clean foam seams

Learn how to add indented details to EVA foam armor and props with this quick and simple tutorial from Winterstar Cosplay.

This pattern offers six different pauldron patterns. Each is designed to be different, but also easy to modify to fit your needs. The patterns offered here are: -"The Fighter" -"The Paladin" -"The Knight" -"The Barbarian" -"The Cleric" -"The Warrior" - Plus three different neck guard options ABOUT THE PATTERN: These patterns are designed for EVA foam. I like to use 5 mm foam when building armor. While these are crafted with foam in mind, you can alter them to work with worbla or other…

Rita Tavares | Armor | Props on Instagram: "Got cosplay struggles? Let's fix them together 💪 🔧 Seam Gaps: Fill with foam coat or Kwik Seal, then sand with 500-grit sandpaper for a smooth finish. Pro tip: sand the surface before applying the seam fillers to even the foam surface and remove glue lumps. 🎨 Cracked Paint: Use a flexible primer like Flexbond or Plasti Dip and pair it with flexible paint. Look for paints labeled 'flexible,' leather paints, Cospaint from @cosplayshop.be or…