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Types of Sleeves Infographic from Enerie.

*3 images because Tumblr still cannot seem to host clear and sharp images of vertically long images.

Writers continue to reblog these infographics for their useful terminology. If you’ve missed any here they are:

Know Your Bras Infographic

Know Your Collars Infographic

Know Your Hair Buns Infographic

History of Hairstyles Part 1 Infographic

History of Hairstyles Part 2 Infographic

Fashion Pattern Vocabulary Part 1 Infographic

Fashion Pattern Vocabulary Part 2 Infographic

Know Your Sunglasses Infographic

Know Your Shoes Part 1 Infographic. Lobster Claws anyone?

Know Your Shoes Part 2 Infographic

Know Your Necklines Infographic from Paper Blog

Sleeves and Necklines Infographic

Know Your Hats Infographic

Know Your Collars and Cuffs Infographic

Know Your Necklines Infographic

Know Your Skirts Infographic

Know Your Nail Shapes and What’s Popular on Instagram Infographics

Know Your Eye Liners Infographic

Know Your Wedding Dresses Infographic

History of Swimwear Infographic

the-violet-writer

oooh this is actually useful!! I feel like describing clothes is where I fall short in my descriptions

theharvestcollective

@softestsweetestprincess Edgar.

Gentiana, a messenger Picture by @BBX_Photography

#final fantasy cosplay #final fantasy 15 cosplay #gentiana cosplay #gentiana #cosplay

rilli-luci

Hey SU cosplayers

White Diamond isnt necessarily wearing a straight dress but a white and grey leotard with a semi sheer skirt like the Pearls. Have at thee.

mangosirene

A new Cosplay 101 video is here! At long last, we’re finally discussing the basic concepts of drafting your own cosplay sewing patterns.

As mentioned, this is a simple introduction to these methods. For detailed tutorials, please see the following resources!

Draping: Teach Yourself to Drape || Draping & Moulage || Draping On a Dress Form

Drafting from Existing Garments: Copy a Garment || Make a Pattern from Clothing || Copying Complex Garments

Modifying Existing Patterns: How to Modify Patterns for Cosplay

Bombshell Batwoman - 2018

#dc bombshells cosplay #bombshells cosplay #batwoman cosplay #cosplay

On Instagram i’m doing a Cosplay Picture for every month challenge. But i had to fill up some month with non cosplay pictures. I’ve dropped the non cosplay pics but here you have a Cosplay picture for (most) 2018 months

vilyacosplay

Worbla sealing technique

I’ve been asked many times how I sealed the Worbla on my Wrathion costume for it to look this smooth. I don’t have progress pictures but I can explain since it’s pretty straightforward. This technique not only allows you to have a smooth surface, it gives you the chance to refine the shape and erase seams if, like me, you’re unable to form Worbla perfectly. Also, if you use a flexible paint and varnish on top, your piece will remain bendable without cracking.

Keep reading

mimicosplays

hope it can be helpful to someone~

fabrickind

Fabric Choice for Cosplay panel. This is just the bare bones and the examples, since I talked about and explained things in person.

(One thing I’d like to add right here though, since I was asked about it in person — I don’t go into enough detail about the difference between dupioni and shantung. Dupioni is stiffer and more crinkly [it makes a rustling noise] as well as having a more pronounced surface texture; shantung is softer and suitable for draping [where dupioni isn’t] and has a smoother surface texture.)

Nothing in this panel is definitive, and the examples given (even of the different fabric types) are just that — examples. You will encounter many, many more types of fabric than this out in the wild, but this is meant to give you a general overview so you can hopefully find your way.

This information is for personal reference only, and not meant to be used for your own panel. You can share this/reblog this; just don’t re-present it as your own.

Here is a link to the pdf file of the presentation, in case this photoset is difficult to read. It’s slightly confusing but all I could get my computer to do, so here’s how you read it: the 4-slide pictures read left to right, top to bottom. The 2-slide pictures read top to bottom. The 4-slide pictures have to be read across first. I couldn’t get that to switch in the version of Reader I’m using, so sorry for any confusion. The pdf file should read correctly, with one slide per page.

If anyone has any questions, comments, or corrections, please let me know. :]

Sailor Neptune Picture by Toshia (2018)

#sailor neptune #Sailor Neptune Cosplay #sailor moon cosplay

Bombshell Batwoman - 2018

#dc bombshells cosplay #bombshells cosplay #batwoman cosplay #cosplay

Robin from Fire Emblem Awakening 2018 Picture by Toshia Cosplay

#fire emblem cosplay #fire emblem awakening cosplay #robin cosplay #fire emblem #fire embem awakening

unclefather

wilwheaton

Judi comin’ in hot.

#i stand with judi

dei-sandvich

Have you ever needed to match your ribbed knit to your fabric but couldn’t find anything remotely similar?

Have you ever tried to dye your ribbed knit to match your fabric but realized it’s 70% polyester and it’s a pain in the ass?

Did you ever want to cosplay Final Fantasy and were reduced to tears because you couldn’t find chunky ribbed knit?

Don’t worry, you can fake your own.

All you need is a twin needle and two spools of thread, and you can sew your knit fabric to imitate ribbed knit.

When you sew with a twin needle it’ll make a sort of ‘pintuck’, raising the fabric. Leave a small gap between the two rows and it’ll create a pattern. This will work better with lighter knits, the one in the pictures is pretty heavy.

Once again, I set the instructions as captions on the photos.