For my gloves, I used 6 mm for the back of my hand and 2 mm for the fingers. Worked really well. I used Elmer's spray-on craft adhesive to attach the pieces since I did not want to burn myself with hot glue. Thus far, even after multiple hours of wearing them and whatnot, nothing has fallen off.
Okay so I'm glad that you put this video out because it told me that I made my gloves correctly because I'm working on my first costume build and I used the same kind of gloves and 4 mm EVA foam from TNT cosplay Supply
Really enjoyed this one. Super Simple & Super Cool. I'm working on an Alien and want to make gloves to sell "creature" this was perfect timing. I want to make it look like a 3 finger/claw hand. This technique will help me achieve that. Thanks as always ET !
Tried something similar on the same kind of gloves. Contact cement doesnt bond very well to the cloth part. Barge might be different tho. (Its hard to come by in Aus..)
I have to second this but when I used the contact cement for my Uravity armor they didn’t stick long enough. I had to go to repair booth at the con and use their super glue and they saved my armor!
Happy to see that I am not the only one who has hot glued stuff to gloves while wearing them :D I did the same thing with my Kamen Rider OOO inspired Greeed Arm, hot glued the armor plating that i made from cardboard on to the glove and the extension I made to cover my arm, all while wearing it :D
Hell yea!!! I made my own Gauntlet too Ted, and I wouldn’t have been able to do it without you. From cleaning the seams and using the same glue as you to making templates the way you taught. It’d be really awesome if you can check out my video on it (it’s the Infinity Gauntlet).
They would awesome dragon claw gloves too.
For my gloves, I used 6 mm for the back of my hand and 2 mm for the fingers. Worked really well. I used Elmer's spray-on craft adhesive to attach the pieces since I did not want to burn myself with hot glue. Thus far, even after multiple hours of wearing them and whatnot, nothing has fallen off.
Okay so I'm glad that you put this video out because it told me that I made my gloves correctly because I'm working on my first costume build and I used the same kind of gloves and 4 mm EVA foam from TNT cosplay Supply
Really enjoyed this one. Super Simple & Super Cool. I'm working on an Alien and want to make gloves to sell "creature" this was perfect timing. I want to make it look like a 3 finger/claw hand. This technique will help me achieve that. Thanks as always ET !
Omg that time where he was putting the glove together with the hot glue is my whole prop making kurear P.S. I subbed
Have you considered making a pair of hand casts? They might be useful for patterning, as well as assembly of gloves.
Yes, I have. Thats my next project.
@@EvilTedSmith Robot hands that flex realistically.
If you were going to assemble them on your hand, why didn't you use Barge? Does the contact cement not stick to the gloves well enough?
What I wonder as well. I always used contact cement to glue foam to gloves and it lasts way longer than shitty hotglue lmao
Ha ha ye, barge would work great. I was rushing to get them done. I will make second pair of gloves better.
Tried something similar on the same kind of gloves. Contact cement doesnt bond very well to the cloth part. Barge might be different tho. (Its hard to come by in Aus..)
I have to second this but when I used the contact cement for my Uravity armor they didn’t stick long enough. I had to go to repair booth at the con and use their super glue and they saved my armor!
@@matsuricos5957 was that ichiban ???
Nice!^^ i have to doo something similar but the armor goes around every finger 😂 this could be funny to make
Happy to see that I am not the only one who has hot glued stuff to gloves while wearing them :D I did the same thing with my Kamen Rider OOO inspired Greeed Arm, hot glued the armor plating that i made from cardboard on to the glove and the extension I made to cover my arm, all while wearing it :D
Merry Christmas :)
Merry Christmas to you.
Hell yea!!! I made my own Gauntlet too Ted, and I wouldn’t have been able to do it without you. From cleaning the seams and using the same glue as you to making templates the way you taught.
It’d be really awesome if you can check out my video on it (it’s the Infinity Gauntlet).
How is creature cast for filling in like sanding marks?
Someone: talking about Blizzcon
Me: Nevermind that shit! Here comes Mongol (the mutilator)!
Will these patterns be available for purchase on your site?
I think those are very easy to draw xD
"its not burning... as bad" hahah
Maybe wrap your hands in foil to reflect the heat?
Or just not do that again.
How do u make the templates
Can you make a Star Wars clone trooper
Hi