Thor: Love & Thunder Mighty Thor Cosplay Boots Tutorial

Here is my tutorial for how I made the boots for my Mighty Thor cosplay from Thor: Love and Thunder!
The boots slip over a pair of ankle boots. There is also a heel detail at the back which is attached with velcro.
I have files available for all the armour in my costume, please visit my Etsy site to gain access: -
www.etsy.com/u...
I have included a size guide with the files and for the bases I have a printing guide and assembly guide. The base files are .pdfs which you print and transfer to 5mm EVA foam. The detail files are designed for Cricut - .svg/.png that you can cut directly with a Cricut or similar (or you could potentially cut it by hand if you do so wish).
Note that I will also be adding patterns for the detail on the Mjolnir hammer, the skirt and trouser panels (maybe even the cape) in the near future. There will also be tutorials for these being added soon.
This tutorial will cover: -
1. How to cut the EVA foam with a Cricut
2. How to assemble all the boot parts
3. How to strengthen the pointed details with Worbla
4. How to make the heel part and attach
This tutorial will not cover: -
1. How to pattern the details using Inkscape (this would take a lot of tutorials as it can be quite in-depth, so I will perhaps make a generic tutorial for this in future)
2. How to paint the boots (I have a full video dedicated to the armour-painting)
To follow my steps exactly you will need the following materials: -
2mm EVA Foam
1mm EVA Foam
Foam Clay
Impact EVO-Stik Contact Cement
Impact Adhesive Cleaner
Hot glue sticks
Velcro
Painter’s tape
You will also need the following tools: -
Metallic pen
Steel rule
Heat gun
Cricut Maker machine or similar
Cricut knife blade
Cricut deep-point blade
Cricut heavy duty mat
Dremel
Sandpaper
Wet and dry sandpaper
Hot glue gun
Enjoy making your builds and would absolutely love to see your cosplays so please tag me in your photos so I can see! X
Background footage from Videezy www.videezy.com/

[@laurapastor1801]

I love it! Have you the pattern for the cape?

[@Myriadcosplay]

Thanks so much! I don't have a full pattern but might put one together. It was my first time making a cape so had to work a few things out! If it helps I started with a half circle skirt-type pattern with no seams and pleated the top over some foam stabiliser. I'll try put a tutorial together but it may require me making another one x