Costume making

... I forgot I had, and after that I'm giving up and will just have an oddly textured crown. It looks nice other than the texture, though... but I'm also not 100% sure how to attach it to the headband (E6000? This could get messy XD). For the hell of it, though, here is a list of everything this costume is made out of (so far), ignoring supplies such as glue, thread, paint, and that sort of thing: -...

Tags: cosplay gwendolyn

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Clear glue sealant stuff.

... similar, only not with bottlecaps, but I need to know where I can find some sort of glue that I know will dry clear, almost like a plastic or something. Anyone have any ideas? I've seen something called E6000, which says it's glue and sealant, but I want to make sure it will actually work. I would like to seal a piece of bone inside something... I'm still not sure what yet. Anyway, enought of my...

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What Do You Have To Say? - Fashion: Costume Construction

... redo it, but when I finally got it back from FIDM (two years after the fact) I realized that it was actually pretty decent, aside from the fact that it's held together with about 20 tubes of E6000. Unfortunately my Brazillian model (Cloe) ruined the silk by stepping on it and ripping it, and my aunt caused a giant snag in the satin on the front. Despite all the issues and strife and OMG IM GONNA ...

Tags: fashion hpfashion writer's block what do you have to say?

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Book purse

... their respective covers with school glue (leaving the top cover unglued to act as the lid of the purse. E6000 glue was used to glue the stacked books together into a solid block. The handle is a leather belt ... sharp bends as it wraps around the books, wet it down first and clamp it, then let it dry. E6000 glue holds it in place. You could use rivets to form the handle loop, but I just punched ...

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