Literally the hardest part of cosplay is figuring out how to attach everything lol. I always end up with a bunch of pieces laying on the floor in front of me while I stare at them trying to imagine how to attach them
It’s even worse when the armour is like a halo armour where it’s just a shot ton of parts that has no flexibility and is a giant foam casket you’re stuck in
Yep. Recent cosplay of mine I made everything, and then slowly realized that I not only have to attatch this all now, but I also have to do it in a way that fits well on my body and doesn't put unnecessary stress on the outfit itself.
@@danieleasterling5325 You also have to consider that it disassembles easily packs neatly into the luggage or container you're using. This video is definitely a good primer for the beginner cosplay, full body armour. Well done!
I ended up using a bunch of those "belt-buckle-snapon-button" things in my recent costume. It was a more military-type costume, so no need to hide them. I usually just go to a Goodwill (or other similar 2nd-hand store) and buy a bunch of old bookbags for like $2(US) each, and they usually have multiple buckles on them of various sizes, so that kept the cost of them down. Some of the smaller buckles can also be hidden nicely behind the costume. Thanks for all the tips! Your videos really helped jump-start my cosplay stuff last year.
I'm literally working on my cosplay while watching this. And I really love your videos. You are the reason I was able to learn this amazing hobby and my second cosplay is already going great because of you. Thanks so much Svetlana and Bennie!
Awww, thank you so much! This is why we are doing all of this! It makes us super happy if we can help and inspire other cosplayers like you! Wish you the very best for your costume!!! :)
You mentioned D rings to help with sizing and that's such a great idea for bodies that go up and down and change in size. Also thanks for mentioning it in such a positive way. You are such an encouraging person. Love watching your videos!!
I love velcro but just make sure that the soft part is always towards your body. Even if you think I won't get to your skin it can rub up fabric faster as the other way around. if the fabric is thin enough it still gets to your skin and that is very painful and the skin whill look irritated af
Your videos are so unbelievably helpful! I dropped out of cosplay quite a long time ago due to no money, but recently I've been a little more financially well off, so I'm trying to get back into cosplay and I've been totally lost. Your videos and overall positivity have been amazing in motivating me to cosplay. Thank you so much!
You inspire me to do cosplay! You are the best cosplay/prop-maker I’ve found on TH-cam and I love your videos so much and it would be awesome if you made a storm trooper!
Awww, thank you very much! Always happy to help! And I actually already made an Iden Versio costume, which was a little bit similar. You can find the making of here! :) th-cam.com/video/jb4sdH_UZi8/w-d-xo.html
As a very long time viewer, she inspired me so much and i do cosplay now, every now and then when im building a cosplay i come right back and watch her vids. 😆
Thank you for making this video! As someone who's very new to armor making, you and Bennie (and your books and patterns) have helped so much! One thing I've been struggling with is trying to figure out how to attach everything without things falling off or moving around too much, so I'm definitely gonna give a lot of these tips a shot! Thank you again! It means a lot
Just a note about magnets, I used them to attach some large shoulder armor to an OmniKnight I made, while wearing it at the con I was scared of bumping into people and breaking them, so by using magnets the attachment point broke before the piece did and then you just reattach it and no harm done. Although it was windy outside and the magnets did not like wind.
Have you tried purse magnets? They're just like regular magnets, but have a stud on one end and a sunken hole on the other that makes it harder for it to slip off. I use them quite a bit myself. They hold really well for foam armor too!
i love the way she explain it, it so much easy to understand and so professional too, i have to confess that, you are the inspiration for me to start my cosplay career, thank you so much and keep up the Great work💗💗💗
Great Vid.. & using Velcro is so versatile for sure! I am a ice hockey goalie & our gear has evolved to utilizing Velcro attachments now & I use it to ‘Mod’ & fix my gear as needed.. Haven’t made my 1st cosplay yet.. but w/ Your vids, it’s giving me encouragement ☺️😁
I’m glad that I’m not the only one who has a hard time with this lol! I’ve been messing around with trying to figure out how to put on my N7 armor for weeks!
Schön, dass das Video interessant ist obwohl ich von so gut wie jedem Rüstungsteil das Making Of von euch gesehen habe xD Super das ganze nochmal zusammengefasst zu haben! :)
CORGI SQUAD! Also, those "military belt buckles" can also come in small sizes! I managed to find some at a craft store and used them to attach my shoulder plate (your pattern by the way! :D) to my breast plate (that I made with the foil and ducttape tip I learned from you and Kinpatsu!). I love them! Use them because a friend of mine used them on a costume he made for me and managed to keep them hidden ^^
I have found that the snap-buttons are great for attaching fabric to foam (not the other way around). I'm finding them incredibly handy for attaching a cape to a foam piece with a collar or for attaching loin cloth / butt flaps to armor belts/waists. It makes them quickly & easily detachable for washing and still allows the fabric to move and fall freely. They are also prefect for attaching the various totems and trinkets for the shaman in your life.
Love your videos, super helpful. Just got one of your armor pattern sets on Etsy, and it's the first pattern I've seen that made sense! That plus your great tutorials are giving me the confidence to build my armor. Thank you!
Yep, this is a huge help, and thanks for going through these methods! On a personal experience: snap-on buttons can be used for foam boot armor pieces, if they don't have a visible rivet connecting one plate to another, they hold each other together very well, and can rotate, thus offer actual moving boot armor (used this method for my DA Hawke boot armor, the button sooner ripped off from the foam itself than separate, so yeah, it can hold)
I'm planning my first armor-inclusive cosplay, and this truly helped a lot! I was already thinking of mostly using Velcro tape on the jumpsuit (especially to make it easy to take off in the event I have to use the restroom), but I wasn't sure if it would be very durable. I'm glad to see I was thinking with the best of them!
My most recent project was Berserker Armor of Guts, and the main challange certainly was the attachments. I used velcro in every part, but also some belts!
hello kamui cosplay!! I just want to say thanks so much for all the work you do, even if it's not what I am looking for!! you have so many AWESOME tutorials, and I find I can always tweak it a tiny bit and get exactly what I want!! thanks so much, your guys' builds are awesome!
I've used, velcro hot glue and buckles very useful and also for some intricate part "bra clasps" stitched on to pieces and can adjust the tightness surprisingly handy! 😁
I love your videos and have used them for the past year to help with my Mandalorian costume. The D rings are a lifesaver! However, I have a hard time hiding the attachment points. I don't want to break immersion in the costume by showing something like a D ring or strap. Still trying to figure that one out. Thanks again.!
Thank you for this video Kamui! I've been looking up to your content for a really long time and I'm finally going to work on my first full body set of armor!
Looking forward to this. Soon i will be ready to attach armor for my Din Djarin cosplay, but have not yet found a good solution for attaching it to the suit. I have learned alot from your vids and instagram. 😁
Love your channel, I’ve recently got into cosplay this year. Something I’ve always sort of been into, but never made anything myself, your channel has helped me with my first project big time, helped me not to get to ahead of myself and take things step by step. Your videos are really enjoyable for that, plus your workshop looks amazing! Would be cool if you made a Power Rangers Green Ranger Dragon Shield, and arm bands. I think you would do an amazing job with that project. ⚡️🙌🏽
ive noticed the bigger the snap on button the more weight they can handle. As for the plastic buckles, they're great for really heavy stuff, like warcraft shoulders
Danke für das Video! Ich arbeite derzeit an meinem neuen Cosplay und habe da einige EVA Props, welche ich an Kleidung befestigen muss. Habe dort nun auch Velcro benutzt :)
You know, I was wondering how to attach my Halo armor, thinking about it, and then I get a notification on my phone that this video exists. Perfect timing!
@@KamuiCosplay The biggest challenge for me is going to be the bicep armor. I need to wear it like a sleeve, but I cannot attach it to the chest armor. I'll have a compression shirt under the armor, I might just do Velcro...
Great video! I’m making my first bracer and was totally lost on attachment. The Velcro tape and d rings are genius! Can’t wait to try them ☺️ thank you!
Good overview, thanks for the video. I would like to add hooks and eyes. You may only know the small ones, but they are also available in bigger sizes and hold a lot of weight.
This is a great video! Thank you so much for making it - I recently made my first cosplay by reading your books! One thing that stumped me (and a thing I ended up omitting from the final costume) was foam underwear. You have a section in your book on how to make the pattern (duct tape!), but I'm interested in seeing how you cut it and shape it and attach it to you! Thanks again! 🥳🙏
Yay, thank you very much! Attachments really don't need to be difficult and there are in fact some easy solutions for most problems. It might be just a lot of trail and error. :)
You can buy smaller versions of buckles in the kids bracelet section of hobby stores, because of how common paracord bracelets are! I prefer them because they dont have the risk of scratching cosplays/pulling off if i bump stuff, and my weigh tends to fluctuate dramatically due to my health conditions. If you have lower mobility, you buckle it loose and then pull it tighter like a back pack, from there u can choose to velcro or not, if the strap is long.
Ooh looking forward to the bone armour! Very thorough video although I think you do cover attachments well in a lot of your costume videos anyway, and especially in YOUR BOOKS
Thanks so much! I felt bad showing breastplates so much, but I'm happy I was still able to keep this video helpful and inspiring! And yes, I have plenty of other tutorials as well, ha ha! :)
I wanted to craft Kamui Andromeda's Cloth from Saint Seiya series, but I ended not doing it because lazyness... If I ended crafting any armor, I think I'd make it for my BJD dolls. I'm sure your tips will help me a lot ^^ I'd love you to try any Saint Seiya armor.
I’m always going thru your videos and always being amazed by all of them. I have the toughest time figuring out how my leds and their wires are gonna go on through my armor. Would you have any tips for that?
Attachments are definitely where I struggle the most. Usually I end up realizing that the character I'm trying to make doesn't have visible attachments in their art and I'm just like- "oh no." 😅 Snaps have been a huge help for those moments, but they don't work for everything. Thanks for all the examples Svetlana!
@@KamuiCosplay oh good point! I've got some of those invisible elastic bands too. 😯 But I had a hard time getting them to stay attached to the armor. Maybe I should use D rings for that. 🤔
I use buckles or velcro and elastic! Have an armor piece i made that i split into 2 at a seam of the armor in the reference. I put tiny buckles on the inside, but it could also be done with d-rings and ribbon or velcro, snaps, ect. Elastic works well for tight costumes, but there is the risk of it wearing out. Also long as it isnt stretched too much, it should be good.
one thing i've found is that to never rely on thigh/belt armor to stay up on it's own. hanging them from a belt/suspenders combination (sorta like parachute straps) means any weight from those pieces will be hanging off your shoulders, instead of just hanging from your leg while you're walking.
Yeah I'm working on Ventus from Kingdom Hearts, and he has armor pieces that kind of just float on his midsection. I've seen a lot of people use a belt to attach them to their upper torso, but I've resigned to feeling like a dork and having a belt + suspender rig for mine, since I'm pretty sure the belt would have to be like tightly digging into my diaphram area all day and would eventually start to slide down anyway. Besides accuracy, the two most important things are comfort and the costume not falling apart for me, so I think hanging stuff from your shoulders definitely helps with comfort and not falling apartness.
I always use foam and light-weight pine wood for my bulky props, I made a Black Rock Shooter scythe from these materials and it was lighter than my water bottle
Wieder ein schönes Video mit vielen hilfreichen Tipps. Danke vielmals! Ich habe eine Frage zu "Spezialeffekten": Es gibt ja bereits das LED-Buch, aber wie ist es mit sound? Ein Cyberman aus Doctor Who zum Beispiel, macht ja beim gehen/auftreten einen metallischen Sound, der das Cosplay nun wirklich so richtig boosten würde, hätte man das mit drin. Wäre das nicht ein interessantes Video? Ich würde mich sehr darüber freuen! 😀
working on figuring out how to atach plastic 3d printer armor (the fill was set to 80 to make it stronger) and the hardest part is figuring out how to atach all of it since is heavy enough to now work nice with velcro, but also difficult to attach laches
@@snowyroo6613 just go ahead and start so you can get that out of the way and go on to restart 1, 2, or 3; or whatever it takes. this is, but isn't, the voice of experience as I have just started myself and have yet to finish a costume. ;o) (edit to correct grammar)
wow awesome video! i have fond memories going to fan expo and even did a 25th anniversary video on my channel! It was quite sad to see however life before the pandemic!
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Literally the hardest part of cosplay is figuring out how to attach everything lol. I always end up with a bunch of pieces laying on the floor in front of me while I stare at them trying to imagine how to attach them
Yes! Plus it's the part we ALWAYS forget we still have to do at the end, haha.
For me is that I don't know how to print a 3d design on paper to cut it 😭
It’s even worse when the armour is like a halo armour where it’s just a shot ton of parts that has no flexibility and is a giant foam casket you’re stuck in
Yep. Recent cosplay of mine I made everything, and then slowly realized that I not only have to attatch this all now, but I also have to do it in a way that fits well on my body and doesn't put unnecessary stress on the outfit itself.
@@danieleasterling5325 You also have to consider that it disassembles easily packs neatly into the luggage or container you're using. This video is definitely a good primer for the beginner cosplay, full body armour. Well done!
I ended up using a bunch of those "belt-buckle-snapon-button" things in my recent costume. It was a more military-type costume, so no need to hide them. I usually just go to a Goodwill (or other similar 2nd-hand store) and buy a bunch of old bookbags for like $2(US) each, and they usually have multiple buckles on them of various sizes, so that kept the cost of them down. Some of the smaller buckles can also be hidden nicely behind the costume.
Thanks for all the tips! Your videos really helped jump-start my cosplay stuff last year.
What a great idea! Thanks for sharing 💗
I'm literally working on my cosplay while watching this. And I really love your videos. You are the reason I was able to learn this amazing hobby and my second cosplay is already going great because of you. Thanks so much Svetlana and Bennie!
Awww, thank you so much! This is why we are doing all of this! It makes us super happy if we can help and inspire other cosplayers like you! Wish you the very best for your costume!!! :)
You mentioned D rings to help with sizing and that's such a great idea for bodies that go up and down and change in size. Also thanks for mentioning it in such a positive way. You are such an encouraging person. Love watching your videos!!
I would absolutely love a tutorial on how you sew the belts you use for attaching armor! I have a hard time making belts look clean when I make them!
I love velcro but just make sure that the soft part is always towards your body.
Even if you think I won't get to your skin it can rub up fabric faster as the other way around.
if the fabric is thin enough it still gets to your skin and that is very painful and the skin whill look irritated af
Your videos are so unbelievably helpful! I dropped out of cosplay quite a long time ago due to no money, but recently I've been a little more financially well off, so I'm trying to get back into cosplay and I've been totally lost. Your videos and overall positivity have been amazing in motivating me to cosplay. Thank you so much!
You inspire me to do cosplay! You are the best cosplay/prop-maker I’ve found on TH-cam and I love your videos so much and it would be awesome if you made a storm trooper!
Awww, thank you very much! Always happy to help! And I actually already made an Iden Versio costume, which was a little bit similar. You can find the making of here! :)
th-cam.com/video/jb4sdH_UZi8/w-d-xo.html
@@KamuiCosplay I’ve watched that one before, it was awesome!
As a very long time viewer, she inspired me so much and i do cosplay now, every now and then when im building a cosplay i come right back and watch her vids. 😆
Thank you for making this video! As someone who's very new to armor making, you and Bennie (and your books and patterns) have helped so much! One thing I've been struggling with is trying to figure out how to attach everything without things falling off or moving around too much, so I'm definitely gonna give a lot of these tips a shot! Thank you again! It means a lot
Just a note about magnets, I used them to attach some large shoulder armor to an OmniKnight I made, while wearing it at the con I was scared of bumping into people and breaking them, so by using magnets the attachment point broke before the piece did and then you just reattach it and no harm done. Although it was windy outside and the magnets did not like wind.
You're awesome, exactly what I needed right now! You're the best and the most inspirational cosplay and prop maker on youtube
Thanks so much! Really hope this video will be helpful! :)
@@KamuiCosplay I'm sure it will!!!
Thank you so much for these tips!! I'm using the criss-cross for holding wings up and just that extra belt at the bottom helps my back sooo much
Have you tried purse magnets? They're just like regular magnets, but have a stud on one end and a sunken hole on the other that makes it harder for it to slip off. I use them quite a bit myself. They hold really well for foam armor too!
Crazy good timing. I’m making armor for the first time and didn’t even think about how to attach it with less then a week’s deadline. Corgi!
i love the way she explain it, it so much easy to understand and so professional too, i have to confess that, you are the inspiration for me to start my cosplay career, thank you so much and keep up the Great work💗💗💗
Great Vid.. & using Velcro is so versatile for sure! I am a ice hockey goalie & our gear has evolved to utilizing Velcro attachments now & I use it to ‘Mod’ & fix my gear as needed.. Haven’t made my 1st cosplay yet.. but w/ Your vids, it’s giving me encouragement ☺️😁
I’m glad that I’m not the only one who has a hard time with this lol! I’ve been messing around with trying to figure out how to put on my N7 armor for weeks!
Schön, dass das Video interessant ist obwohl ich von so gut wie jedem Rüstungsteil das Making Of von euch gesehen habe xD Super das ganze nochmal zusammengefasst zu haben! :)
CORGI SQUAD! Also, those "military belt buckles" can also come in small sizes! I managed to find some at a craft store and used them to attach my shoulder plate (your pattern by the way! :D) to my breast plate (that I made with the foil and ducttape tip I learned from you and Kinpatsu!). I love them! Use them because a friend of mine used them on a costume he made for me and managed to keep them hidden ^^
The weapon wall in the background is literally a dream :D very cool and helpful video!
Oh my god, Kamui, that first cross-strap chestplate is literally the simplest answer. I overthink so many things but this has helped me so much
I have found that the snap-buttons are great for attaching fabric to foam (not the other way around). I'm finding them incredibly handy for attaching a cape to a foam piece with a collar or for attaching loin cloth / butt flaps to armor belts/waists. It makes them quickly & easily detachable for washing and still allows the fabric to move and fall freely. They are also prefect for attaching the various totems and trinkets for the shaman in your life.
Love your videos, super helpful. Just got one of your armor pattern sets on Etsy, and it's the first pattern I've seen that made sense! That plus your great tutorials are giving me the confidence to build my armor. Thank you!
Yep, this is a huge help, and thanks for going through these methods! On a personal experience: snap-on buttons can be used for foam boot armor pieces, if they don't have a visible rivet connecting one plate to another, they hold each other together very well, and can rotate, thus offer actual moving boot armor (used this method for my DA Hawke boot armor, the button sooner ripped off from the foam itself than separate, so yeah, it can hold)
I'm planning my first armor-inclusive cosplay, and this truly helped a lot! I was already thinking of mostly using Velcro tape on the jumpsuit (especially to make it easy to take off in the event I have to use the restroom), but I wasn't sure if it would be very durable. I'm glad to see I was thinking with the best of them!
Your cosplay book for beginners helped me alot, and actually now I am really into cosplay! Thanks alot 🙂👍
Thank you for explaining this for an amateur like myself. I really appreciate it.
My most recent project was Berserker Armor of Guts, and the main challange certainly was the attachments. I used velcro in every part, but also some belts!
🤩Kamuicosplay, Each of the costumes you brought to life are true masterpieces!!!🤩⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Awww, thank you! That's super sweet of you! :)
@@KamuiCosplay You're very much Welcome!!!😁😁😁
hello kamui cosplay!! I just want to say thanks so much for all the work you do, even if it's not what I am looking for!! you have so many AWESOME tutorials, and I find I can always tweak it a tiny bit and get exactly what I want!! thanks so much, your guys' builds are awesome!
Die Klettverschlussidee war eine Erleuchtung! :D Danke!
I've used, velcro hot glue and buckles very useful and also for some intricate part "bra clasps" stitched on to pieces and can adjust the tightness surprisingly handy! 😁
I love your videos and have used them for the past year to help with my Mandalorian costume. The D rings are a lifesaver! However, I have a hard time hiding the attachment points. I don't want to break immersion in the costume by showing something like a D ring or strap. Still trying to figure that one out. Thanks again.!
Making my first EVA armour set and I was trying to figure out how to attach the arm pieces and this pops up, perfect timing.
Thank you for this video Kamui! I've been looking up to your content for a really long time and I'm finally going to work on my first full body set of armor!
You are so underrated youtuber your channel is amezing
Thanks Svetlana and Benni!
Thanks you for watching the video! Hope you liked it! :)
Absolutely! These explanation videos are a great addition to your build videos 👍
Ahh ich hätte so gern ein Nova Tutorial :D besonders der Helm! Der ist Wahnsinn!!
Looking forward to this. Soon i will be ready to attach armor for my Din Djarin cosplay, but have not yet found a good solution for attaching it to the suit.
I have learned alot from your vids and instagram. 😁
Well, I hope this video was helpful and you found a good solution! :)
Tatally loving your videos i plan on starting my first cosplay. Because you told me i can do it. Thank you ❤
Love your channel, I’ve recently got into cosplay this year. Something I’ve always sort of been into, but never made anything myself, your channel has helped me with my first project big time, helped me not to get to ahead of myself and take things step by step. Your videos are really enjoyable for that, plus your workshop looks amazing!
Would be cool if you made a Power Rangers Green Ranger Dragon Shield, and arm bands. I think you would do an amazing job with that project. ⚡️🙌🏽
Thanks for the tutorial! Attaching pieces always takes planning for me and is probably the hardest part. Also your dress is great!
ive noticed the bigger the snap on button the more weight they can handle. As for the plastic buckles, they're great for really heavy stuff, like warcraft shoulders
This came into my life at the right time! Thank you! 😭
your corgi s are the most adorable things ive seen thank you for the video keep up the amazing work
Ha ha, yes, Zelda and Midna a really cute! They are always a great addition to our videos I guess! :)
Danke für das Video! Ich arbeite derzeit an meinem neuen Cosplay und habe da einige EVA Props, welche ich an Kleidung befestigen muss. Habe dort nun auch Velcro benutzt :)
You know, I was wondering how to attach my Halo armor, thinking about it, and then I get a notification on my phone that this video exists. Perfect timing!
Yay, good luck with your Halo armor then! You can do it!!! :)
@@KamuiCosplay The biggest challenge for me is going to be the bicep armor. I need to wear it like a sleeve, but I cannot attach it to the chest armor. I'll have a compression shirt under the armor, I might just do Velcro...
Great video! I’m making my first bracer and was totally lost on attachment. The Velcro tape and d rings are genius! Can’t wait to try them ☺️ thank you!
That new dress is plainly great! And thanks for the sneak peek onto the the incoming bone armor. :D
Some helpful Corgi advice here. Have not have to do much in attachments for a while. Will likely have to after my current projects.
Thanks so much for all yours videos!! Greetings from Argentina 😁
Thank you for the video! Figuring out how to attach pieces is always the part I dread. This helped a lot!
Yay, I'm super happy to hear that! :)
Good overview, thanks for the video. I would like to add hooks and eyes. You may only know the small ones, but they are also available in bigger sizes and hold a lot of weight.
I love your channel and your books I have learned so much from you Thank you.
This is a great video! Thank you so much for making it - I recently made my first cosplay by reading your books!
One thing that stumped me (and a thing I ended up omitting from the final costume) was foam underwear. You have a section in your book on how to make the pattern (duct tape!), but I'm interested in seeing how you cut it and shape it and attach it to you!
Thanks again! 🥳🙏
Velcro is the key to everything! :D
Thank you so much for this helpful video! It’s nice to know you don’t have to do anything crazy, these are all super practical and easy to do! 💕
Yay, thank you very much! Attachments really don't need to be difficult and there are in fact some easy solutions for most problems. It might be just a lot of trail and error. :)
Love You guys from The Philippines
Love your videos! They are so helpful and easy to follow! Thank you for sharing your cosplay tips/tricks/knowledge!
I always want to get better in making Cosplay.Thank you two for the Tipps and Tricks how to do it.🌸
Always help me stay crafty💫
Damn this Video is so helpful, i'm always struggling with attaching things on Cosplays. Thank you!
Just Starting to do this art. Love your work
THIS IS WHAT WE WANTED 🎉
You can buy smaller versions of buckles in the kids bracelet section of hobby stores, because of how common paracord bracelets are!
I prefer them because they dont have the risk of scratching cosplays/pulling off if i bump stuff, and my weigh tends to fluctuate dramatically due to my health conditions. If you have lower mobility, you buckle it loose and then pull it tighter like a back pack, from there u can choose to velcro or not, if the strap is long.
Ooh looking forward to the bone armour! Very thorough video although I think you do cover attachments well in a lot of your costume videos anyway, and especially in YOUR BOOKS
Thanks so much! I felt bad showing breastplates so much, but I'm happy I was still able to keep this video helpful and inspiring! And yes, I have plenty of other tutorials as well, ha ha! :)
Corgi's rule!!!! Thank you - great video!
I wanted to craft Kamui Andromeda's Cloth from Saint Seiya series, but I ended not doing it because lazyness... If I ended crafting any armor, I think I'd make it for my BJD dolls. I'm sure your tips will help me a lot ^^
I'd love you to try any Saint Seiya armor.
Corgi for the win :) Thank you for showing off your wonderful work :)
Yay, thank you very much for your support! :)
Thank you so much for this video!! It's soo helpful to be reminded of all the different ways that you can attach various costume pieces.
Great video, definitely gave me ideas for my next few cosplays! The Corgis are adorable puppers!
Yay, thank you so much for watching and joining the chat! Happy the video was helpful and yes, Zelda and Midna are super cute!!! :)
I’m always going thru your videos and always being amazed by all of them. I have the toughest time figuring out how my leds and their wires are gonna go on through my armor. Would you have any tips for that?
Thanks for a great video! I’m in the middle of a cosplay right now and this is exactly the help I was hoping for :)
Love this channel!
Attachments are definitely where I struggle the most. Usually I end up realizing that the character I'm trying to make doesn't have visible attachments in their art and I'm just like- "oh no." 😅 Snaps have been a huge help for those moments, but they don't work for everything. Thanks for all the examples Svetlana!
You can still use invisible straps though! I had them in some of my costumes as well and they were awesome! :)
@@KamuiCosplay oh good point! I've got some of those invisible elastic bands too. 😯 But I had a hard time getting them to stay attached to the armor. Maybe I should use D rings for that. 🤔
I use buckles or velcro and elastic! Have an armor piece i made that i split into 2 at a seam of the armor in the reference. I put tiny buckles on the inside, but it could also be done with d-rings and ribbon or velcro, snaps, ect. Elastic works well for tight costumes, but there is the risk of it wearing out. Also long as it isnt stretched too much, it should be good.
Thank you for these precious advices !! I was just wondering, why use hot glue on the foam instead of the contact glue which is stronger?
I cant wait ( this is 3 hours before the premier)
Hope the wait was worth it!!! :)
Thank you for another great video. I always appreciate getting a chuckle out of them lol.
I really needed this 🥺🥺🥺
You are so amazing but still a very sweet person. Don't change xx. Thank you x
This was a really great TH-cam video. Thank you for taking your time to give us a rundown. :]
Always glad to help!!! 🥰
was literally just looking for a something about this, great video!
This video is super helpful. Thank you!!
Another wonderful video thank you very much you are such a good teacher thank you again
one thing i've found is that to never rely on thigh/belt armor to stay up on it's own. hanging them from a belt/suspenders combination (sorta like parachute straps) means any weight from those pieces will be hanging off your shoulders, instead of just hanging from your leg while you're walking.
Yeah I'm working on Ventus from Kingdom Hearts, and he has armor pieces that kind of just float on his midsection. I've seen a lot of people use a belt to attach them to their upper torso, but I've resigned to feeling like a dork and having a belt + suspender rig for mine, since I'm pretty sure the belt would have to be like tightly digging into my diaphram area all day and would eventually start to slide down anyway. Besides accuracy, the two most important things are comfort and the costume not falling apart for me, so I think hanging stuff from your shoulders definitely helps with comfort and not falling apartness.
@@pinkdarkman I know what you mean, I did terras armor a while back, holy heck lol
I always use foam and light-weight pine wood for my bulky props, I made a Black Rock Shooter scythe from these materials and it was lighter than my water bottle
Thanks again for this amazing video! 👏
And also .... Corgis 🥰
"You don't want to be naked at the convention."
You don't know me
This was the comment I was looking for 😆
I was gonna say “depends on the convention” 😂
Thanks for this, I'm working on the kids Manadolian armor and this is very timely.
Yay, good luck on your costume and I'm happy I could help! :)
Wieder ein schönes Video mit vielen hilfreichen Tipps. Danke vielmals! Ich habe eine Frage zu "Spezialeffekten": Es gibt ja bereits das LED-Buch, aber wie ist es mit sound? Ein Cyberman aus Doctor Who zum Beispiel, macht ja beim gehen/auftreten einen metallischen Sound, der das Cosplay nun wirklich so richtig boosten würde, hätte man das mit drin. Wäre das nicht ein interessantes Video? Ich würde mich sehr darüber freuen! 😀
Corgis are awesome!
working on figuring out how to atach plastic 3d printer armor (the fill was set to 80 to make it stronger) and the hardest part is figuring out how to atach all of it since is heavy enough to now work nice with velcro, but also difficult to attach laches
Ypu inspired me to start cosplayin thank you 😭😭 I'm gonna make a destiny 2 frumious armor cosplay
For Halloween:D
I love destiny 2 lol
same!! im just scared of starting haha
@@snowyroo6613 just go ahead and start so you can get that out of the way and go on to restart 1, 2, or 3; or whatever it takes.
this is, but isn't, the voice of experience as I have just started myself and have yet to finish a costume. ;o)
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Amazing!!!!
This was super helpful as im making my first handmade cosplay rn! thank you :))
Yay, happy to hear I was able to help! :)
wow awesome video! i have fond memories going to fan expo and even did a 25th anniversary video on my channel! It was quite sad to see however life before the pandemic!
Great video as always.
Omg thank you so much for this video this was INCREDIBLY helpful. Go Corgis!!
Im looking for ideas on how to make shoulder straps for large foam shoulder attachments
Thanks for the tips!! Corgi!! 💙