Cosplay Mask Tutorial

Hello People
so a few people have asked me about how I made my mask and here it is!
*I realised in part of the video the text fades a bit weird. It's meant to say - "Then turn it inside out and put the mask in"
Materials
- Worbla - Thermoplastic
- Fabric (This way it matches your outfit)
- Gladwrap
- Mask base
- Needle and thread
- Scissors
- Sharpie
- Heat gun or hairdryer (to heat the worbla)
- Thin elastic
Music
Take you home tonight
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[@histoiri4841]

I realise now that the text fades out a bit weird at one point, it's meant to say
"Then turn it inside out and put the mask in"

[@yomommah6866]

This is going to help me so much with my Rena Rouge cosplay! Thank you so much! Your Ladybug is absolutely stunning!

[@Robin-ys7io]

I've been cosplaying for almost five years but this is gonna be my first time working with worbla. This tutorial is going to help me so much! Thank you!

[@isbsat3157]

you just saved me ! definetly gonna use this for my viperion cosplay tysm !

[@jawjarrose]

This looks fantastic I love the fabric you used!!!

[@VikingHorseCreations]

Thanks, that will help me alot with my Viperion cosplay

[@Meowkid1000]

Thanks for the tutorial, I’m going to try to make a different shape on the outside of the mask but this will help with the general shaping I think. Great ladybug cosplay btw!

[@cutecrafter8100]

Nice job! I was thinking about making one, glad u made a diy for it

[@scottwilliams846]

Or, you know, you could just cast a mold of your face, then make the mask on that. It will then still fit on your face.

[@sofiacainell8603]

I have a question. Does the mask need to have fabric covering it?
For what I have in mind, it doesn't seem necessary, but I am also a beginner and I'm not certain.

[@histoiri4841]

The mask fabric is just to make sure it matches with the suit and keeps the mask looking smooth but you don't have to use fabric.

[@clairegolder3683]

Could I get some advice? I’m looking into making a mask just for fun, but have it be wearable. Would you suggest having a mold or base of your own face to make it on or will any random face base do?

[@whi2gan]

I wanna do this with cardboard 😭

[@kayleighbrown5267]

Question, where can you buy Worbla? And can you use a hair dryer to heat the Worbla up?

[@histoiri4841]

You can find it on ebay or sites like Lumin's Workshop or sometimes they sell it at cons. You can use a hair dryer, in this i'm using a heat gun. Hope that helps!

[@laurenmaccleod868]

Try ebay, or your local costume shop, they might carry it.

[@rachelbrenner4092]

TH-cam " worbla pie" for DIY worbla .The farther away from Germany the more Real Worbla will cost about $40-80 a sheet.

[@adrianadejesusmachado4881]

Fais a wig de ladybug

[@kostasdidimos]

Nice video take a subs from me!

[@jawjarrose]

This looks fantastic I love the fabric you used!!!