Hello!
Thanks a lot! ♥
I got the wig on ebay, but I can’t find it anymore, sorry :(( but I styled most of it myself anyway.
I made the clothes myself. ;)
Hello!
Thanks a lot! ♥
I got the wig on ebay, but I can’t find it anymore, sorry :(( but I styled most of it myself anyway.
I made the clothes myself. ;)
Hi there!
I didn’t buy the suit, I made it myself. :)
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It’s a wig :) I bought it in an ebay shop called “Wig Fashion”, though I still had to cut and style it ^^
Hey there! :)
Thank you very much! <3
It is a bit hard to explain sewing an entire coat without pictures :( Do you have a more specific question?
I used a pattern that I had for Blazers and modified it a bit to look like a coat. I did the same for the lining.
It’s not like I can really explain that very well, sorry. :( Maybe there’s a tutorial on sewing coats somewhere on the net?
It was one of the more horrific things to sew though >_<
I’m only making a tutorial on Sting though. Sorry. :<
Why thank you, Anon! <3 Oh I hope I’ll be able to do it!!! I love her so much *___* Though it’s gonna be a long time project, since it’s quite a lot of work! XD”
Sorry I made all the patterns myself :( I used some top patterns as a base but apart from that I made the patterns myself.
If it’s alright with you, I’ll just copy+paste what I wrote on cosplayisland about making this cosplay :)
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Since people of various English speaking communities have been asking, how I made the dress, I’ll try to explain parts of the process xD”
But beware of many mistakes, as I don’t know many “sewing words”. xD
Sorry for my crappy explanation in advance xD
For the dress I used about 12 metres of light yellow Satin fabric & 12 metres of light yellow Organza fabric for the shoulder part and the skirt and about 1,5 metres of golden-yellow Satin & 1,5 metres of golden Organza for the Top and the sashs (I hope that’s the right word).
I also used one zipper (obviously), 1 metre of white cotton fabric, 3 small pearls and 8 bigger pearls.
For every part of the dress I used one layer of Satin and one layer of Organza. I did that because, Satin on it’s own is way too shiny and doesn’t look as nice… cover it with the matching Organza and it looks great!
For the top I used a very common pattern made of 8 parts. And this is also where the cotton material was used.
I wore a corsett underneath and just sewed a normal top with one layer of cotton (which you can’t see), one layer of Satin and one layer of Organza. The cotton was used, because Satin & Organza are very thin fabrics and I needed something to stabilize the top.
Afterwards I sewed the shoulder part (the only part at this point, that I don’t really like) onto the top and glued the painted pearls in the middle.
The actually difficult part of the dress was the skirt of course. This was kind of a Try & Error Process as I had think up a way to sew this all on my own.
I was wearing a 5-Hoops-Skirt underneath.
The skirt is made out of 8 parts (each with one layer of Satin & Organza).
I cut out trapezium like shapes with a height of about 2,5 metres and a width of 1/8 of my waist for the top part of the trapezium and a bit more than 1/8 of the last hoop of the petticoat for the bottom part.
(that sounds confusing xD)
I sewed those 8 parts together and sewed the top onto it.
Than I gathered the skirt at each of the eight seams between the trapeziums until the skirt had the right length.
Than I rearranged the “crinkles” until it looked good and fixed the gathering with zigzag stiching.
About the last 10 centimetres I didn’t gather up, but left them straight, so that I could properly shorten the hem.
Afterwards all that was left to do were the sashs, which were easy to make.
The gloves were bought on eBay!
Sorry for my crappy explanations, I hope it might be useful to someone XD
Sorry, it seems like they don’t sell that fabric anymore. :(
Thanks for your kind words! :)
If you look through my Cosplay ask tag you’ll see that I’ve answered the wig question before ;) and the costume is self-made! :)
Hi there! :)
I still want to finish and upload that tutorial. I just haven’t found the time for that yet :(
Giving general tips is never easy. Do you have a specific question?
Bodysuits are actually quite easy to make. First and most important thing is to chose the right fabric. Of course it has to look nice, but it’s important that it’s very elastic fabric, that - if possible is elastic in every “direction”.
After that you have to make a pattern. I’m sure you can buy catsuit patterns and modify them. I usually make my patterns myself from scratch.
Usually catsuits are made six parts (Two front parts head to toe, two back parts head to toe and 2 sleeves). Maybe seven if you add a collar.
If your character is wearing a belt you can theoretically make pants and top seperately and then sew them together and hide the seam with the belt. That way you can make the front out of one part and don’t have a seam in the middle.
If you have problems imagining what the pattern should look like, it’s actually not the worst idea to lay down and let someone draw around you and then cut that shap in half ;) It should give you the general idea of what the pattern should look like. :) good luck!