A lot of things there that has been inside my head but never quite connected for me, but now it all makes sense, yay! Also, I actually let slip an audible squee when I saw that picture of Balsa! No one I know has ever heard of Seirei no Moribito, so I'm sooo happy whenever I see other people who knows about it
+MangoSirene That's awesome! She's been in my "want to cosplay" folder ever since I started, but I'm still looking for the perfect wool for her (I'm going to die, but I want wool and linen for that costume).. I'm sooo looking forward to seeing your version now!
+MangoSirene Also Mango quick question! if I was wanted to do alibaba's from magi (his gladiator attire; 2nd outfit) would it be alright to use a linen fabric instead of cotton? It's durable and lightweight and may be close to what they were wearing since they are always traveling and battling. But you listed linen as upholstery and said to use cotton for Balsa whom is also a traveling warrior. :0 help please.
This is a godsend! I've been wanting to cosplay for a couple years but nobody's been able to tell me about different fabrics for different purposes. I love you so much right now!
you are an ANGEL holy carp. I knew like NOTHING about fabrics before watching this and I'd just kinda go into the store and pick out what feels correct which,, isn't always wise lmao.
Thank you for this overview! Types of fabrics and how to choose them for your cosplays is something that I feel is often overlooked, even though it's one of the most important aspects of the garments! My mom taught me to sew when I was little, and she used to work in the textile industry so I was lucky that she taught me about different fabrics too. I'm post-college and working now, but I still go to her for advice when I'm not sure what to buy. Another really good piece of advice, is to take a picture of the end of the bolt (with the care instructions!) of any fabric you buy, so that you'll know how to properly wash it after conventions, and if you like the fabric and want to use more of it for a different costume, you'll know exactly what to look for :)
Thank you so much for putting all the time you do into these cosplay 101 videos. I really don't know of anyone else that does these, and it's really nice for those of us that don't have a clue where to start on thongs.
This has been very helpful! Even as someone who no longer makes their own costumes, if I am working with a commissioner, or even more importantly, if I am purchasing a costume off of a Taobao store and I want to determine quality, knowing about fabrics and what could be a good choice and what is bad is good to know. I've been learning as I go and with someone I am commissioning my costume for, I had options and I was able to figure it out more easily because of some basic knowledge but I love these kinds of videos because I always learn something new. :)
i’m making a christmas themed tifa cosplay it’s my first time ever sewing and i decided to use stretchy red velvet fabric I HAD NO IDEA WHAT I WAS GETTING INTO. but it all worked out and it turned it very nice
My biggest tip is to have a "worst case scenario budget". I always figure out everything I need, find it at the most obvious stores first (which is usually more expensive), then I go back in and try to find those same items for cheaper. It allows me to know that if I can't find something anywhere else, I have somewhere to turn to, plus it's SO satisfying to see how much money you shaved off. I just finished finding my cheaper options and shaved off a full $100 while finding products that feel more reputable (like finding a store that specialises in rhinestones rather than hoping Micheal's doesn't fuck me over).
This is really going to help with my Seven cosplay (from Mystic Messenger), I am sewing on the yellow/orange bits to the jacket because 1. The original jacket is expensive and I'm on quite a low budget and 2. I live in England, so we might get customs charges if we order it, which is really annoying. I already have a black zip up hoodie (I'm wearing it as I type this) and there is a fabric shop somewhere down town so I'll just get the yellow fabric from there! Thank you so much Nina!
This video is sooooo helpful! My knowledge of fabrics is very minimal, and I've never known where to start to learn about them. Thank you, MangoSirene!
Ahh I've recently started to make my cosplays instead of buying them (and buying them is totally fine, I just feel like I should be making my own), and this was super helpful! You're awesome!
-Making Relius Cosplay -Tries to find green moleskin for the lining on the cape -Checks Spandex World, Fabric.com, Jo-Anns and Fashion Fabrics. -No luck -Searches again thanks to info from Mango video Thanks Mango
You have wonderful videos, so much helpful information! I know a lot about sewing but NOT a lot about cosplay, so you've given me a few good ideas to keep in mind. Thank you!
This video is a godsend. Thank you thank you thank you! I live making cosplay and I've got about 3 under my belt but I'm always so confused when picking out fabric! I'd just go by feel and usually pick the wrong thing lol. But this put everything in such simple and understandable terms! I feel like I actually know what to look for now!!
Lots of notes taken. This was a very helpful video. Could you possibly post a basic troubleshooting guide to sewing machines? I've looked but I can't find an easily understandable video to how to adjust (and fix) tension on a sewing machine. It would be very helpful. Thanks for the video!
I think those things depend on your machine really. Each manufacturer and model is different. If you want to understand it, the "hard" videos will be best because they actually explain what is happening and why. You know, makes you learn not only gives a ready answer on a silver plate :)
Thank you so much for doing this! This is actually perfect, because I was trying to figure out which fabrics to use for my cosplay! Could you also do a "motivation" video? I think it would be highly appreciated by my friends and me xD
Would have been nice to see a breakthrough of what fabrics are good natural-sources wise, which were a thing that I had no real insight on until I studied clothing design and had a material assigment. Some are really bad towards animals, others are bad towards our water resources, and some are bad due to chemicals. For me this is personally not a huge dealbreaker, but it has made me think more about what I choose for my sewing projects, and I think that for some it might be a bigger deal than they've thought before. Great video however, now I feel like I know the actual weave names more on the fabrics I have used over the years.
Omigosh thank you so much for making this video!!!! It helps a ton!! OMG you're making Sharon from Pandora Hearts??!! So awesome!!!!!!!! I'm planning a Alice cosplay for next year! :D
Nice, very helpful tips. Please do more like this. A video on sewing basics would be great too. I had to pause multiple times though; it went by too quick for me to read everything.
Also wish there were more fabric options at big box stores. I cringe whenever I feel certain polyester fabrics. e___e but I realize you pretty much have to live in like NYC or LA to get a wide variety of awesome fabric... even the locally owned places around here (midwest) barely have any selection. I went to Mood once in L.A. and had such a major fabricgasm!!! If only they had more stores... until then it's swatch city online for me lol.
Oh my gosh! I got so excited when I saw Balsa and Hans Humpty because they're so obscure! Question, What kind of fabric would be good for Hans? I'm actually planning on Cosplaying him but I can't come up with the right fabric to use.
Awesome video! in february i will buy my own sewing machine :) (yes it's far away i know) i will buy it from the money i will get for my bday. you help me out a lot with your videos
Thank you so much for this video Mango! I'm a beginner to making my own cosplays. I bought my first cosplay (Please don't judge) and I feel like I should make my next one. I'm thinking of doing Erza Scarlet's (From Fairy Tail) Japanese Cloth "armor". I need to make the chest piece for it. What kind on fabric would I use? Would I want to use Knitted Fabric? Ive never sewn anything other than a pillow before... Any tips? Thanks! :)
I took some notes on the fabric types and stuff. My head hurts now since is 9:32pm and i have a light glaring in my face. Taking a break and shall return soon. Edit: im back and have taken some paracetamol . All my notes are finished, thank you for such helpful videos ^^
Hi Mango! I'd never heard of Spandex World before and when I visited I found the PERFECT fabric I needed for my Kuvira armor. I was just wondering what other websites you use to find fabric that they don't necessarily have Joanns?
Ok, I know it looks cheep, but don't hate on velvet or chrused velvet like you say in this video. I make small jackets, plushies and I'm planning on making a onepiece out of this fabric. The indide of it is realy soft and comfy, and even if it looks cheep it is actualy cheep as well, I don't have that much monney and since I'm still not that confident in my sewing skills using cheep material makes it a little less frightening. My point is, it can be cute and affordable if your creative with it.
So for something like a hooded cloak would just plain cotton fabric be alright or should I go with something else. I'm looking for fabric that won't break my wallet for my Teen Titans Raven cosplay and I thought cotton would be alright. Any fabric suggestions would be great. Thank you :-)
hey sirene can you make a non zipper/non elastic skirt cause your one of the few sewing people i understand so if you have time can you do thank plz and thank youuuu soooooo muchhh-wanting to make my first cosplay(satsuki from my neighbor totoro) :)
i am pretty good with this kinds of stuff (clothing and stuff) but what i wanna know is what should i use for making armor or weapons, or mask or you name it Thank you
hey MangoSirene, Om new to cosplay but i want to try and sew it. Im tring to cosplay Taeyeon form Akatsuki no Yona but he isnt a popular/ main character so i have to make it. Which fabrics and patterns should I look at as a starting point? BTW, lose your videos, they're very helpful. :]
I want to make a Dr. Stein cosplay from Soul Eater. I want to sew it by hand (I know what kind of thread I'm going to use), but I don't know what kind of fabric to use. I was something that stretches and is soft. Any ideas?
I bought a 77% polyester, 19% rayon, and %4 spandex fabric before really thinking about what exactly I'd need. (The store started closing and I'd drove 1.5 hours to get there so I panicked and made a purchase) I'm making a knife pleated school uniform skirt with a zipper. I've tried doing some research to find out if this kind of fabric will hold pleats, but so far I've found nothing. Do you know if this kind of fabric would be okay to make a pleated skirt out of? Thank you!
+ZackypoohAndFriends I work in a professional theatrical costume shop and believeme bedsheets are nothing to turn your nose up at. Bedding, curtains, clothing, and other household fabric items can be repurposed for costumes (cosplay to historical re-creation), they all started out on a bolt and so can be made anew! If a sheet doesn't work for your final garment at the very least it could be very handy to draft your mockup with or even for lining your garment.
Ella Haden Hello! I'm no MangoSirene, but I'm a cosplayer who made a sailor fuku for my Yandere-chan cosplay! I used a fabric called "Symphony Broadcloth" for my uniform! Usually any cotton fabric works really well for school uniforms! Hope this helped! :)
Can anyone help me with a fabric I am supposed to use for a Chibi America cosplay? It's like the antique dresses for dolls but it's just plain white. I used to have someone sew my costumes for me but I figured making my own would be cheaper since I wont have to pay for the labour.
I just hope I get the privledge one day to learn how to make anything of clothing.. not even for cosplay but just because fuck the fashion industry: I want to wear whatever the fuck I want despite my size and I don't take kindly on online services who refuse to pay my refunds..
Hi there! I wanted to thank you for the awesome video as I am so overwhelmed when trying to figure out what fabric to make cosplays out of. I have a question if you don't mind, I'm cosplaying Linkle this year and want to know what fabric would be perfect for her skirt? I thought of orange linen but now i'm not so sure! Thank you! www.wired.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/Screen-Shot-2015-11-12-at-2.41.56-PM.png
I'm a clothing and textile technology student and have worked in this field for a while and I really have to say, this was so well made!!
I took notes on this video like a nerd at 1am. Damn I'm tired.
haha
I did too xD
+Emmi Song It took me like and hour to take the notes
+Emmi Song It took me like and hour to take the notes
+Hannah Keifer why would you take notes :/
+AikaLove629 so if we needed something from this we didn't have to go back and forth with the video
You forgot "itchy" under the tulle section XD
A lot of things there that has been inside my head but never quite connected for me, but now it all makes sense, yay!
Also, I actually let slip an audible squee when I saw that picture of Balsa! No one I know has ever heard of Seirei no Moribito, so I'm sooo happy whenever I see other people who knows about it
+mistiannyi It's one of my favorite shows~! I'm hoping to get started on a cosplay of her after Katsucon next year :D
+MangoSirene That's awesome! She's been in my "want to cosplay" folder ever since I started, but I'm still looking for the perfect wool for her (I'm going to die, but I want wool and linen for that costume).. I'm sooo looking forward to seeing your version now!
Yas moribito fans
+MangoSirene Also Mango quick question! if I was wanted to do alibaba's from magi (his gladiator attire; 2nd outfit) would it be alright to use a linen fabric instead of cotton? It's durable and lightweight and may be close to what they were wearing since they are always traveling and battling. But you listed linen as upholstery and said to use cotton for Balsa whom is also a traveling warrior. :0 help please.
This is a godsend! I've been wanting to cosplay for a couple years but nobody's been able to tell me about different fabrics for different purposes. I love you so much right now!
you are an ANGEL holy carp. I knew like NOTHING about fabrics before watching this and I'd just kinda go into the store and pick out what feels correct which,, isn't always wise lmao.
Your hand writing is so pretty 😱 thanks for the video!!!
I studied fashion but I forgot some of this facts! Haha! My memory feel refreshed. 😃
This whole channel has been a life saver for me!
Weave vs. Knit!!! Basic of basics. Took me a while to learn this....didn't really "realize" until I learned how to knit and weave separately, LOL.
I'm cosplaying now for over 7 years and I still can learn something from your videos! Great job!
Wow!!! I'm new to cosplaying, and honestly this has been more help to me than my parents have. Thank you so much!!!
This is the helpful video that I really wanted, but no one else had posted! Thank you so much Nina! ☺
Thank you for this overview! Types of fabrics and how to choose them for your cosplays is something that I feel is often overlooked, even though it's one of the most important aspects of the garments! My mom taught me to sew when I was little, and she used to work in the textile industry so I was lucky that she taught me about different fabrics too. I'm post-college and working now, but I still go to her for advice when I'm not sure what to buy. Another really good piece of advice, is to take a picture of the end of the bolt (with the care instructions!) of any fabric you buy, so that you'll know how to properly wash it after conventions, and if you like the fabric and want to use more of it for a different costume, you'll know exactly what to look for :)
This is the single most helpful video I’ve ever seen. Thank you!!
Thank you so much for putting all the time you do into these cosplay 101 videos. I really don't know of anyone else that does these, and it's really nice for those of us that don't have a clue where to start on thongs.
Fleece looks perfect for lining sweaters.
This has been very helpful! Even as someone who no longer makes their own costumes, if I am working with a commissioner, or even more importantly, if I am purchasing a costume off of a Taobao store and I want to determine quality, knowing about fabrics and what could be a good choice and what is bad is good to know. I've been learning as I go and with someone I am commissioning my costume for, I had options and I was able to figure it out more easily because of some basic knowledge but I love these kinds of videos because I always learn something new. :)
This video is so well done! Beautiful, visual, and comprehensive.
i’m making a christmas themed tifa cosplay it’s my first time ever sewing and i decided to use stretchy red velvet fabric I HAD NO IDEA WHAT I WAS GETTING INTO. but it all worked out and it turned it very nice
My biggest tip is to have a "worst case scenario budget". I always figure out everything I need, find it at the most obvious stores first (which is usually more expensive), then I go back in and try to find those same items for cheaper. It allows me to know that if I can't find something anywhere else, I have somewhere to turn to, plus it's SO satisfying to see how much money you shaved off. I just finished finding my cheaper options and shaved off a full $100 while finding products that feel more reputable (like finding a store that specialises in rhinestones rather than hoping Micheal's doesn't fuck me over).
This is really going to help with my Seven cosplay (from Mystic Messenger), I am sewing on the yellow/orange bits to the jacket because 1. The original jacket is expensive and I'm on quite a low budget and 2. I live in England, so we might get customs charges if we order it, which is really annoying. I already have a black zip up hoodie (I'm wearing it as I type this) and there is a fabric shop somewhere down town so I'll just get the yellow fabric from there!
Thank you so much Nina!
This video was so helpful! Just in time for my next cosplay :D Great video!
This video is sooooo helpful! My knowledge of fabrics is very minimal, and I've never known where to start to learn about them. Thank you, MangoSirene!
I actually took notes on the fabrics and type of fabrics so I can keep this on hand when I need to pick the right fabric. Lots of help I can use
Ahh I've recently started to make my cosplays instead of buying them (and buying them is totally fine, I just feel like I should be making my own), and this was super helpful! You're awesome!
THANK YOU FOR THIS !!
You just saved my life
-Making Relius Cosplay
-Tries to find green moleskin for the lining on the cape
-Checks Spandex World, Fabric.com, Jo-Anns and Fashion Fabrics.
-No luck
-Searches again thanks to info from Mango video
Thanks Mango
This is super useful!! It helps get you into the world of cosplay
please make more of these videos!! i find them super helpful as im just starting out cosplay :) Love your channel!!
I'm beginning my sewing adventure and this tutorial is extremely helpful for me. Thanks!
You have wonderful videos, so much helpful information! I know a lot about sewing but NOT a lot about cosplay, so you've given me a few good ideas to keep in mind. Thank you!
This video is a godsend. Thank you thank you thank you! I live making cosplay and I've got about 3 under my belt but I'm always so confused when picking out fabric! I'd just go by feel and usually pick the wrong thing lol. But this put everything in such simple and understandable terms! I feel like I actually know what to look for now!!
this is a great video!! exactly what a beginner needs!
Lots of notes taken. This was a very helpful video. Could you possibly post a basic troubleshooting guide to sewing machines? I've looked but I can't find an easily understandable video to how to adjust (and fix) tension on a sewing machine. It would be very helpful. Thanks for the video!
I think those things depend on your machine really. Each manufacturer and model is different. If you want to understand it, the "hard" videos will be best because they actually explain what is happening and why. You know, makes you learn not only gives a ready answer on a silver plate :)
One of the videos that I was waiting for! :) thanks so much for making this!
Thank you so much for doing this!
This is actually perfect, because I was trying to figure out which fabrics to use for my cosplay!
Could you also do a "motivation" video? I think it would be highly appreciated by my friends and me xD
This is sooo useful and helpful thankyou🤓🤓 such an amazing video!!!
This is a really good and informative video. I love it!
Thanks so much for making this Mango! I'm a beginner in sewing and making costumes and I needed these tips. - Kal
Wow, this is SO helpful!!
Thank you so much! I'm 13 and i just got a sewing machine, I can't wait t make my own cosplay outfits!!!
Would have been nice to see a breakthrough of what fabrics are good natural-sources wise, which were a thing that I had no real insight on until I studied clothing design and had a material assigment. Some are really bad towards animals, others are bad towards our water resources, and some are bad due to chemicals.
For me this is personally not a huge dealbreaker, but it has made me think more about what I choose for my sewing projects, and I think that for some it might be a bigger deal than they've thought before.
Great video however, now I feel like I know the actual weave names more on the fabrics I have used over the years.
Omigosh thank you so much for making this video!!!! It helps a ton!!
OMG you're making Sharon from Pandora Hearts??!! So awesome!!!!!!!! I'm planning a Alice cosplay for next year! :D
Thank you for these videos so much!!
Nice, very helpful tips. Please do more like this. A video on sewing basics would be great too. I had to pause multiple times though; it went by too quick for me to read everything.
extremely helpful, thank you for making this!
Also wish there were more fabric options at big box stores. I cringe whenever I feel certain polyester fabrics. e___e but I realize you pretty much have to live in like NYC or LA to get a wide variety of awesome fabric... even the locally owned places around here (midwest) barely have any selection. I went to Mood once in L.A. and had such a major fabricgasm!!! If only they had more stores... until then it's swatch city online for me lol.
Oh my gosh! I got so excited when I saw Balsa and Hans Humpty because they're so obscure! Question, What kind of fabric would be good for Hans? I'm actually planning on Cosplaying him but I can't come up with the right fabric to use.
this is perfect timing since I'm buying more fabric today xD
Ughhh thank you so much for this video...!!! 💜
I eat at that Cherry Blossom next to Jo-Anne's all the time!
I started freaking out when I saw the picture of Hans from Rokka No Yuusha! Are you planning on doing a cosplay of him?
awesome vid,really helpful! 😁👍
Thank you so much for this video!
I used to be nervous when going into a fabric store but now I'm not :3
OMG thank you so much for this video! It really helped me
Awesome video! in february i will buy my own sewing machine :) (yes it's far away i know) i will buy it from the money i will get for my bday. you help me out a lot with your videos
OMG!! thank you soo much! :D :D I am going to make a new cosplay and was wondering about what fabric and so.. so Thanx!! :D
Wow, I have never understood any kind of fabric knowledge, its just been to complicate (Like math) But now it makes sens, amazing 8))
thank you, so i'm gonna have to embroider all the spider web? love it
I'd love to see your sharon rainsworth cosplay!
Thank you so much for this video! I often have problems with choosing a fabric but now it should be working! >w
i love this
Thank you so much for this video Mango! I'm a beginner to making my own cosplays. I bought my first cosplay (Please don't judge) and I feel like I should make my next one. I'm thinking of doing Erza Scarlet's (From Fairy Tail) Japanese Cloth "armor". I need to make the chest piece for it. What kind on fabric would I use? Would I want to use Knitted Fabric? Ive never sewn anything other than a pillow before... Any tips? Thanks! :)
I did a Balsa cosplay... I think it would be wise to line the thing next time.
I took some notes on the fabric types and stuff. My head hurts now since is 9:32pm and i have a light glaring in my face. Taking a break and shall return soon.
Edit: im back and have taken some paracetamol . All my notes are finished, thank you for such helpful videos ^^
Oh this was so helpful and I'm so glad my grandma works at a quilting shop so I can get a discount on some things😂
Hi Mango! I'd never heard of Spandex World before and when I visited I found the PERFECT fabric I needed for my Kuvira armor. I was just wondering what other websites you use to find fabric that they don't necessarily have Joanns?
Ok, I know it looks cheep, but don't hate on velvet or chrused velvet like you say in this video. I make small jackets, plushies and I'm planning on making a onepiece out of this fabric. The indide of it is realy soft and comfy, and even if it looks cheep it is actualy cheep as well, I don't have that much monney and since I'm still not that confident in my sewing skills using cheep material makes it a little less frightening. My point is, it can be cute and affordable if your creative with it.
Marie Prestegård I totally agree with you!! I made a cape out of crushed velvet and it gave such a nice and beautiful look even though it look cheap!
Thank you so much! This is so helpful!!
Thank you! 💜💚💙
I love your videos
Thank you very useful
Thank you so much I had no idea wear to start😭
So for something like a hooded cloak would just plain cotton fabric be alright or should I go with something else. I'm looking for fabric that won't break my wallet for my Teen Titans Raven cosplay and I thought cotton would be alright. Any fabric suggestions would be great. Thank you :-)
hey sirene can you make a non zipper/non elastic skirt cause your one of the few sewing people i understand so if you have time can you do thank plz and thank youuuu soooooo muchhh-wanting to make my first cosplay(satsuki from my neighbor totoro) :)
Can u please make a video about how you make armor?
boy how I wish we have a similar store like Joann's here where I live
Sharon! From pandora hearts!
Is that a Seraph of the end costume I see!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :D
I was laughing because the fabric your got is for hans
i am pretty good with this kinds of stuff (clothing and stuff) but what i wanna know is what should i use for making armor or weapons, or mask or you name it
Thank you
hey MangoSirene, Om new to cosplay but i want to try and sew it. Im tring to cosplay Taeyeon form Akatsuki no Yona but he isnt a popular/ main character so i have to make it. Which fabrics and patterns should I look at as a starting point? BTW, lose your videos, they're very helpful. :]
Do you have any advice on cosplay that requires bodysuits? Like say peridot from Steven universe or Ladybug from miraculous ladybug?
I want to make a Dr. Stein cosplay from Soul Eater. I want to sew it by hand (I know what kind of thread I'm going to use), but I don't know what kind of fabric to use. I was something that stretches and is soft. Any ideas?
+MangoSirene What fabric can I use to make thigh high socks??
Woah you go to Youmacon how have we never met?
I bought a 77% polyester, 19% rayon, and %4 spandex fabric before really thinking about what exactly I'd need. (The store started closing and I'd drove 1.5 hours to get there so I panicked and made a purchase) I'm making a knife pleated school uniform skirt with a zipper. I've tried doing some research to find out if this kind of fabric will hold pleats, but so far I've found nothing. Do you know if this kind of fabric would be okay to make a pleated skirt out of? Thank you!
It was labeled as "suiting", in case that's an important detail.
what fabric is best for yukata?
I guess after learning this I cant us bed sheets for every cosplay
XD Poor bedsheets, they might be shy!
+Jess but they are cheap :P
+ZackypoohAndFriends True
+ZackypoohAndFriends
I work in a professional theatrical costume shop and believeme bedsheets are nothing to turn your nose up at. Bedding, curtains, clothing,
and other household fabric items can be repurposed for costumes (cosplay to
historical re-creation), they all started out on a bolt and so can be made anew!
If a sheet doesn't work for your final garment at the very least it could be
very handy to draft your mockup with or even for lining your garment.
that's really insightful, Thanks
You're saving my life ! Even if it's not for cosplay it's so usable ! Can I call you goddess ?
What kind of fabric would you use for a basic anime sailor fuku?
Ella Haden Hello! I'm no MangoSirene, but I'm a cosplayer who made a sailor fuku for my Yandere-chan cosplay! I used a fabric called "Symphony Broadcloth" for my uniform! Usually any cotton fabric works really well for school uniforms! Hope this helped! :)
I wish my city's Joann fabrics were that big ;v; sadly its only one story. not a huge fabric selection either.
Can anyone help me with a fabric I am supposed to use for a Chibi America cosplay?
It's like the antique dresses for dolls but it's just plain white.
I used to have someone sew my costumes for me but I figured making my own would be cheaper since I wont have to pay for the labour.
+Mattheiu Strider my thought is cotton; it's likely what would have been used for it back then, anyhow
i always have waaay too much since i have no clue how to see how much i need
What does "kigurimi" mean?
It's a Japanese onesie.
I just hope I get the privledge one day to learn how to make anything of clothing.. not even for cosplay but just because fuck the fashion industry: I want to wear whatever the fuck I want despite my size and I don't take kindly on online services who refuse to pay my refunds..
What do you think of the new line of cosplay material that Jo-Ann is offering?
Hi there! I wanted to thank you for the awesome video as I am so overwhelmed when trying to figure out what fabric to make cosplays out of. I have a question if you don't mind, I'm cosplaying Linkle this year and want to know what fabric would be perfect for her skirt? I thought of orange linen but now i'm not so sure! Thank you!
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Looks like wool or felt to me - thick and fluffy.
Whoa who is that male character at 4:00 with the blue hair over his eyes???