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mikumo-hime wrote:
wow, that scrapbook is awesome! yeah sure nobody really paid attention to it but it's cute...it really looks like as if a 2nd grader made that!
That was actually the hard part. Haha. I usually write neat, so I had to hold my pen really awkwardly. ♥
I started to regret making that once I started writing down all the lyrics to the Steel Samurai theme song. UGGHH. My poor hand.
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I'm cosplaying Dahlia soon...so I need to make her necklace thingymahbob. I saw someone on the first page had one, but he didn't make it.
Does anyone have...even a reference image (cuz the site's down atm), or some pointers on how to make one?
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Nicky-chan wrote:
Dude these are insane dose anyone have Dahlia's neckless 
that would be epicly awsome
that would be epicly awsomeI made Dahlia's necklace for my Otakon cosplay.
I don't have the best picture of it, but....
I'm holding it. ^
I just used a clear, diamond-shaped bead from Michael's (tinted blue) and a gold heart frame I bought.
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ammchan wrote:
Nicky-chan wrote:
Dude these are insane dose anyone have Dahlia's neckless that would be epicly awsome
that would be epicly awsomeI made Dahlia's necklace for my Otakon cosplay.
I don't have the best picture of it, but....
I'm holding it. ^
I just used a clear, diamond-shaped bead from Michael's (tinted blue) and a gold heart frame I bought.
Pffftttt. I kept on running into you and Jake Marshall all day Saturday. xD
I remember you saying you made your necklace to...some other cosplayer (I don't remember. xD ). It looked really good! :- D
Nooooo! Mr. Armando WHYYYY?!
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Pffftttt. I kept on running into you and Jake Marshall all day Saturday. xD
I remember you saying you made your necklace to...some other cosplayer (I don't remember. xD ). It looked really good! :- D
Nooooo! Mr. Armando WHYYYY?!
I remember you saying you made your necklace to...some other cosplayer (I don't remember. xD ). It looked really good! :- D
Nooooo! Mr. Armando WHYYYY?!
CODY HACKINS! :D <33
Your Path to Glory prop was awesome!
And thank you ^_^ I really like the necklace too. I even wore it on Sunday when I decided not to cosplay XDD Now I kind of wish I had gotten a better picture of it though. Oh well.
XD Yeah! trickssi/Mia Fey shot that picture of me. She also got a pic of me handing that mug to her Diego, and him drinking it, fainting, etc. I put the pics up at my LJ if you wanted to see the rest haha. Here.
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awesome hair key and umbrella!
Thank you~ hehe I hatteeeedd carrying that thing around after a while though.
And YUS, that hair key and costume in general was just awesome, CountessLenore <3 I'm glad you made it in time for Saturday's photoshoot!
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mikumo-hime wrote:
awesome hair key and umbrella!
Thank you~ hehe I hatteeeedd carrying that thing around after a while though.
And YUS, that hair key and costume in general was just awesome, CountessLenore <3 I'm glad you made it in time for Saturday's photoshoot![/quote]
Thanks for the hair key compliment! For something so simple, it was difficult for me, since I'm really not a props girl. Sewing is no problem for me, but give me anything that's not fabric or jewelry and I have all sorts of problems
I'm lucky I made it at all. I really should've set an alarm that day, but I'm glad I made it, it was so much fun!
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Zouziias wrote:
Well, I also made a Cody Hackins Shirt and hat, but since devioustofu already posted hers, I'll post mah Steel Samurai Scrapbook I lugged around Otakon last weekend. xD
It's not amazing, I painted a marble notebook with paint (and an extremely small paintbrush, hence the obvious texture, but whatever. xD
Also, because I didn't want it to be empty, I added some love. xD ♥
I drew them that badly on purpose. xD I forgot to take a picture of the Pink Princess Drawing! D-: Oh noes! I printed all the screenshots of the Steel Samurai/Nickel Samurai/Pink Princess and taped them in there too.
Though no one but me actually looked inside of it at Otakon, it was still a funny prop. It's so much fun pretending you're a kid again. xD Ahh... youth...
It's not amazing, I painted a marble notebook with paint (and an extremely small paintbrush, hence the obvious texture, but whatever. xD
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Also, because I didn't want it to be empty, I added some love. xD ♥
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I drew them that badly on purpose. xD I forgot to take a picture of the Pink Princess Drawing! D-: Oh noes! I printed all the screenshots of the Steel Samurai/Nickel Samurai/Pink Princess and taped them in there too.
Though no one but me actually looked inside of it at Otakon, it was still a funny prop. It's so much fun pretending you're a kid again. xD Ahh... youth...
Ah! This is great!! Like other people said, I love how it looks like something a 7-year old boy would draw! Very cute! I'm really glad more people are cosplaying Cody!
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I've been a cosplayer for some time now, but like CountlessLenore, I have a feeling I'll be rather helpless when the time comes to make props. I'm currently contemplating whether to go ahead with a Trucy cosplay despite not even having bought Apollo Justice yet; her design appeals to me and, of course, that fabulous hat. So as to not make myself look like a helpless potential-Trucy, I've made myself familiar with this small thread. While I still have a myriad of specific questions to the costume itself, I must remember this is a props thread.WHICH finally brings me to my original query; KaZzu, CountlessLenore, how did you make your Trucy brooches? I'm very close to saying Sculpey had a role to play in it...
(Sorry for the min-trocuction, anyone, by the way; it's about time I get settled in an Ace Attorney cosplay society.
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Ema, Queen of Curry wrote:
Hi fellow Ace Attorney cosplayers! I've been a cosplayer for some time now, but like CountlessLenore, I have a feeling I'll be rather helpless when the time comes to make props. I'm currently contemplating whether to go ahead with a Trucy cosplay despite not even having bought Apollo Justice yet; her design appeals to me and, of course, that fabulous hat. So as to not make myself look like a helpless potential-Trucy, I've made myself familiar with this small thread. While I still have a myriad of specific questions to the costume itself, I must remember this is a props thread.
WHICH finally brings me to my original query; KaZzu, CountlessLenore, how did you make your Trucy brooches? I'm very close to saying Sculpey had a role to play in it...
(Sorry for the min-trocuction, anyone, by the way; it's about time I get settled in an Ace Attorney cosplay society. )
I've been a cosplayer for some time now, but like CountlessLenore, I have a feeling I'll be rather helpless when the time comes to make props. I'm currently contemplating whether to go ahead with a Trucy cosplay despite not even having bought Apollo Justice yet; her design appeals to me and, of course, that fabulous hat. So as to not make myself look like a helpless potential-Trucy, I've made myself familiar with this small thread. While I still have a myriad of specific questions to the costume itself, I must remember this is a props thread.WHICH finally brings me to my original query; KaZzu, CountlessLenore, how did you make your Trucy brooches? I'm very close to saying Sculpey had a role to play in it...
(Sorry for the min-trocuction, anyone, by the way; it's about time I get settled in an Ace Attorney cosplay society.
)I used polyester resin for my brooch, since that would make it look more like a jewel. I made a Sculpey model first and from that I made a latex mold and that mold is what I used for the resin. And the silver frame on the outer edge is just foamies.
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Ema, Queen of Curry wrote:
Hi fellow Ace Attorney cosplayers! I've been a cosplayer for some time now, but like CountlessLenore, I have a feeling I'll be rather helpless when the time comes to make props. I'm currently contemplating whether to go ahead with a Trucy cosplay despite not even having bought Apollo Justice yet; her design appeals to me and, of course, that fabulous hat. So as to not make myself look like a helpless potential-Trucy, I've made myself familiar with this small thread. While I still have a myriad of specific questions to the costume itself, I must remember this is a props thread.
WHICH finally brings me to my original query; KaZzu, CountlessLenore, how did you make your Trucy brooches? I'm very close to saying Sculpey had a role to play in it...
(Sorry for the min-trocuction, anyone, by the way; it's about time I get settled in an Ace Attorney cosplay society. )
I've been a cosplayer for some time now, but like CountlessLenore, I have a feeling I'll be rather helpless when the time comes to make props. I'm currently contemplating whether to go ahead with a Trucy cosplay despite not even having bought Apollo Justice yet; her design appeals to me and, of course, that fabulous hat. So as to not make myself look like a helpless potential-Trucy, I've made myself familiar with this small thread. While I still have a myriad of specific questions to the costume itself, I must remember this is a props thread.WHICH finally brings me to my original query; KaZzu, CountlessLenore, how did you make your Trucy brooches? I'm very close to saying Sculpey had a role to play in it...
(Sorry for the min-trocuction, anyone, by the way; it's about time I get settled in an Ace Attorney cosplay society.
)I make mine out of plastic. The "jewel" itself is a couple pieces of green PVC plastic sheeting shaped together for the diamond, and the silver border is styrene plastic, all on a base of cardboard covered with blue paper. It's very lightweight ^^
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How does one propose to make Dahlia's necklace? Any tips?
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devioustofu wrote:
Zouziias wrote:
Well, I also made a Cody Hackins Shirt and hat, but since devioustofu already posted hers, I'll post mah Steel Samurai Scrapbook I lugged around Otakon last weekend. xD
It's not amazing, I painted a marble notebook with paint (and an extremely small paintbrush, hence the obvious texture, but whatever. xD
Also, because I didn't want it to be empty, I added some love. xD ♥
I drew them that badly on purpose. xD I forgot to take a picture of the Pink Princess Drawing! D-: Oh noes! I printed all the screenshots of the Steel Samurai/Nickel Samurai/Pink Princess and taped them in there too.
Though no one but me actually looked inside of it at Otakon, it was still a funny prop. It's so much fun pretending you're a kid again. xD Ahh... youth...
It's not amazing, I painted a marble notebook with paint (and an extremely small paintbrush, hence the obvious texture, but whatever. xD
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Also, because I didn't want it to be empty, I added some love. xD ♥
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I drew them that badly on purpose. xD I forgot to take a picture of the Pink Princess Drawing! D-: Oh noes! I printed all the screenshots of the Steel Samurai/Nickel Samurai/Pink Princess and taped them in there too.
Though no one but me actually looked inside of it at Otakon, it was still a funny prop. It's so much fun pretending you're a kid again. xD Ahh... youth...
Ah! This is great!! Like other people said, I love how it looks like something a 7-year old boy would draw! Very cute! I'm really glad more people are cosplaying Cody!
Actually, you know that person who asked you for tips on how to make a Cody Hackins cosplay a few months back on Cosplay.com?
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tsukixkumori wrote:
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No you weren't, hon.
See what ammchan wrote:ammchan wrote:
I just used a clear, diamond-shaped bead from Michael's (tinted blue) and a gold heart frame I bought.
That's pretty much how mine was made, too, although I think I was told that the frame was made out of sculpey? I forget. Seems like something along these lines would be your best bet, though. Good luck~
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No you weren't, hon. See what ammchan wrote:
That's pretty much how mine was made, too, although I think I was told that the frame was made out of sculpey? I forget. Seems like something along these lines would be your best bet, though. Good luck~
See what ammchan wrote:ammchan wrote:
I just used a clear, diamond-shaped bead from Michael's (tinted blue) and a gold heart frame I bought.
That's pretty much how mine was made, too, although I think I was told that the frame was made out of sculpey? I forget. Seems like something along these lines would be your best bet, though. Good luck~
I've never actually used sculpey, so I don't know if that's what my heart was made of. But it shouldn't be too difficult to find a heart-shaped necklace thing that would work. ^^
Just be prepared to make modifications. I know the heart I bought came with some stuff in the middle that I had to take out to make room for the bead ("bottle").
By the way, DarkenedWings, are you on the kyodoroki LJ community by any chance? Your user picture looks so familiar; I think I saw you in a cosplay comic of some sort on there (as Apollo). I could be mistaken though.
(Sorry for off-topic-ness XD)
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ammchan wrote:
I've never actually used sculpey, so I don't know if that's what my heart was made of. But it shouldn't be too difficult to find a heart-shaped necklace thing that would work. ^^
(...)
By the way, DarkenedWings, are you on the kyodoroki LJ community by any chance? Your user picture looks so familiar; I think I saw you in a cosplay comic of some sort on there (as Apollo). I could be mistaken though.
(...)
By the way, DarkenedWings, are you on the kyodoroki LJ community by any chance? Your user picture looks so familiar; I think I saw you in a cosplay comic of some sort on there (as Apollo). I could be mistaken though.
Oh no no, I meant mine, not yours, hahaha. I think mine was made out of sculpey but I don't remember.
Also yes, that was me, haha. >_>;
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Ema, Queen of Curry wrote:
Hobby Lobby? This actually isn't the first time I've been referred to this place; another friend raved about its marvelous jewelry supplies. I found the website alright, but it looks as if they don't sell from their website? :/ According to their store location service, the closest store is out of state.
If there's a Micheal's near you, sometimes they sell resin stuff. Tap Plastics is supposed to be pretty good too, but I've never bought from there my self http://www.tapplastics.com/shop/product ... 1721369820
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squirrelqueen wrote:
Hello everyone! I was wondering if anyone had any tips on how to make Apollo/Lamirior bracelet? keep in mind I'm a noob with no artistic ability, so can I find anything kinda simple to use?
Oh hey, I completely forgot I've made two of these >__>;;
What I did was bought a cheap wooden bracelet and built ontop of it with paperclay. I then engraved it with a dremel tool for the design. Alternatively, you can use a toothpick or something to etch the design while the clay is still wet but it comes out a little bit rougher looking.
Optional thing I did on mine is that I cut the bracelet in half and put in magnets so it would rest snug on the wrist like its supposed to :o
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KaZzu wrote:
Optional thing I did on mine is that I cut the bracelet in half and put in magnets so it would rest snug on the wrist like its supposed to :o
That's...that's kinda genius. *in awe*
I think I might steal that idea - not to wear to cons, don't worry, just for my AA shrine.
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It's minor, but I actually made Ema's cute robot purse from her new design in Investigations. It took a lot of time (probably the longest I spent on any one item for that particular costume XD) but I'm happy with how it ended up, and I still use it as a purse (which... I guess is really kind of dorky but you know).
Spoiler: Investigations Ema Skye purse
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I've never actually been to a cosplay convention, though I want to, so I'd just like props to wear or to add to my AA collection. I really want to have Apollo's bracelet, so I think I may try what you did, KaZzu.
I also wouldn't mind having Klavier's necklace.
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Leesers wrote:
The props and cosplay items in here are so impressive *_*
It's minor, but I actually made Ema's cute robot purse from her new design in Investigations. It took a lot of time (probably the longest I spent on any one item for that particular costume XD) but I'm happy with how it ended up, and I still use it as a purse (which... I guess is really kind of dorky but you know).
It's minor, but I actually made Ema's cute robot purse from her new design in Investigations. It took a lot of time (probably the longest I spent on any one item for that particular costume XD) but I'm happy with how it ended up, and I still use it as a purse (which... I guess is really kind of dorky but you know).
Spoiler: Investigations Ema Skye purse
...I'd wear that. On a daily basis. Care to drop a few hints on making one?
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Leesers wrote:
The props and cosplay items in here are so impressive *_*
It's minor, but I actually made Ema's cute robot purse from her new design in Investigations. It took a lot of time (probably the longest I spent on any one item for that particular costume XD) but I'm happy with how it ended up, and I still use it as a purse (which... I guess is really kind of dorky but you know).
It's minor, but I actually made Ema's cute robot purse from her new design in Investigations. It took a lot of time (probably the longest I spent on any one item for that particular costume XD) but I'm happy with how it ended up, and I still use it as a purse (which... I guess is really kind of dorky but you know).
Spoiler: Investigations Ema Skye purse
You make Ema epic hon ^^ I tried her once, but I'm just not the right look for her T.T Heck... I make a dubious Phoenix too... >.>
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...I'd wear that. On a daily basis. Care to drop a few hints on making one?
Oh absolutely! There wasn't anything tricky about making it, it just took a bit of patience and time :)
I bought fabrics that seemed sturdy enough and okay color-wise, in addition to a few cheap plastic file folders. I sort of hand scribbled the patterns on notebook paper, then cut out the side, flap and base-curve pieces from the plastic folders. Then I simply sewed the purse with just the fabric and later slid the plastic reinforcements in. I used the extra tan-pink material to make an inner lining with pockets (for my cell phone and pens, which definitely came in handy!), and sewed that securely into the purse.
I hand embroidered the X pattern where the purse connects to the bag itself because I wasn't sure how to go about doing it on a machine. The "eyes" are enamel painted buttons, the "nose" is a pressed button covered in yellow fabric with the red stripe painted on, and the "mouth" is a decorative plate from a scrapbook collection that I ripped the extra junk off of XD Oh! And it simply closes with a magnetic clip that's hidden behind the "mouth".
And thank you! It does make me feel a bit better about wearing it around every day X3
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Leesers wrote:
Oh absolutely! There wasn't anything tricky about making it, it just took a bit of patience and time :)
I bought fabrics that seemed sturdy enough and okay color-wise, in addition to a few cheap plastic file folders. I sort of hand scribbled the patterns on notebook paper, then cut out the side, flap and base-curve pieces from the plastic folders. Then I simply sewed the purse with just the fabric and later slid the plastic reinforcements in. I used the extra tan-pink material to make an inner lining with pockets (for my cell phone and pens, which definitely came in handy!), and sewed that securely into the purse.
I hand embroidered the X pattern where the purse connects to the bag itself because I wasn't sure how to go about doing it on a machine. The "eyes" are enamel painted buttons, the "nose" is a pressed button covered in yellow fabric with the red stripe painted on, and the "mouth" is a decorative plate from a scrapbook collection that I ripped the extra junk off of XD Oh! And it simply closes with a magnetic clip that's hidden behind the "mouth".
And thank you! It does make me feel a bit better about wearing it around every day X3
I bought fabrics that seemed sturdy enough and okay color-wise, in addition to a few cheap plastic file folders. I sort of hand scribbled the patterns on notebook paper, then cut out the side, flap and base-curve pieces from the plastic folders. Then I simply sewed the purse with just the fabric and later slid the plastic reinforcements in. I used the extra tan-pink material to make an inner lining with pockets (for my cell phone and pens, which definitely came in handy!), and sewed that securely into the purse.
I hand embroidered the X pattern where the purse connects to the bag itself because I wasn't sure how to go about doing it on a machine. The "eyes" are enamel painted buttons, the "nose" is a pressed button covered in yellow fabric with the red stripe painted on, and the "mouth" is a decorative plate from a scrapbook collection that I ripped the extra junk off of XD Oh! And it simply closes with a magnetic clip that's hidden behind the "mouth".
And thank you! It does make me feel a bit better about wearing it around every day X3
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