Hooray! My first tutorial!
Inspiration: I was looking to buy elf ears, saw the prices and Bam! Inspiration. In my first attempt I used aluminum foil, double stick tape, and plastic wrap. Later, as I got addicted to craft foam by making armor, I came to this method. I just had to make this tutorial for the good of my fellow deviants (and for fame and fortu...well, fame.)
But enough of my silliness, here's the link to my patterns: [link]
I hope this tutorial is helpful, and if you have any questions, just comment or note me.
Inspiration: I was looking to buy elf ears, saw the prices and Bam! Inspiration. In my first attempt I used aluminum foil, double stick tape, and plastic wrap. Later, as I got addicted to craft foam by making armor, I came to this method. I just had to make this tutorial for the good of my fellow deviants (and for fame and fortu...well, fame.)
But enough of my silliness, here's the link to my patterns: [link]
I hope this tutorial is helpful, and if you have any questions, just comment or note me.
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I plan on modifying some for Marshall Lee.
Thank you for such a great tutorial!
Have fun!
I cant wait till Monday (when I walk into school with ears like its nothing XD)
Thanks for the tutorial....I'll make cosplay of Grimmjow Ressurection(Bleach) version girl and after see this, will be easy to make the cosplay
*-* Thanks Thanks Thanks! *-*
^u^
tnx so much for the tutorial
Kisses :3
2 Questions:
1) Do you want to join and/or know anyone who would wish to join?
2) Would I have permission to place your pattern(s) on the site, as they may be helpful for those wishing to create such aunique costume piece, such as your ears
I used this tutorial and made this: [link]
I've credited you ^_^ thanks!
The reason I made the patterns this size was because it was the smallest I could get of the shape I wanted. So, yes, but if you change the pattern, you will also have to change the shape. (unless your ears are really small) it will end up being more round-ish with a smaller tip at the end. Plus with a smaller tip, you may not be able to put in as many designs.
In general, when you get the pattern, cut as much as you want off the tip, and then perhaps a little off the sides. (don't cut any off the bottom) and if you want to do any more than that, test around with it to see if it still works.
Happy cosplaying!
Sorry! You can make them small (Im just a moron!)