Shoulder armour diy

This is Berk by Liv-is-alive on deviantART People have been asking about detailed descriptions of my Astrid cosplay, so I put this together to try and explain my process. It will be updated after Japan Expo after I've added new details. !!!! NOW UPDATED !!! When I went to London I bought most of my fabrics, since their selection is bigger. So unfortunately I cannot give you sites for furs etc. I always make a drawing to get all the details mapped out and make a time line. I started molding…

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Hey, are you looking for the perfect pattern to quickly and easily build your own horns for your next cosplay, costume or convention? You don't want to waste a lot of time, money and materials to create it by your own? Or you just don't know how to create some yourselfe in genural? Well, you don't have to! because I have just the right thing for you! Details PDF: The file consists of 14 pages the cover, the instructions and the pattern - These patterns consists of 2 individual parts, all of…

DIY Steampunk Shoulder Armor / Foam Armor Template: I made a mechanical arm pattern a while ago, and though it looked pretty epic by itself, I felt it would be even better if it was a part of a larger mechanical body armor piece. Those were the roots behind this steampunk shoulder armor, though it ho…

It was fun being an elf, but more armor is better. This pauldron is made out of cardboard and faux leather, held together by glue and studs. I have previously made an elvish staff, tutorial here. Tip: If you only make one you don't have to struggle with making a symmetrical pair. Pauldron Start by cutting out the shapes you need in cardcoard. I wanted five layers and a ring going around my upper arm. For the top layer and the ring around my arm I wanted more details. I glued on strips of…

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Steampunk Shoulder Armor: ...needing a cool shoulder piece for this years costume it was my goal to recreate leather shoulder armor out of duck tape brand tape. I used the basket weave technique for this project, you could use dragon scales for a medieval look as well.

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