We added some very makeshift padding on the inside to help keep the headpiece from wobbling, and used mesh behind the eye holes. Keep it tied up and make sure it's tight, reinforce the knot with hot/super glue if necessary and you should have the mask tied up to the Hunter's belt.

Printer Filament (Your Choice I alternate colors every now and then but mainly stick to PLA or PLA+. Once you have your design figured out, carve out pieces of your foam along your crack designs – do not go so far with your box cutter that you hit your cardboard. Sew your pieces together at both of your side edges, then cut a slit of about 5-7 inches down what will be the back of your cape, and sew the edges of your slit inward to create a finished look.I found the helmets to be a bit snug, especially considering the width of the foam (I used 8mm), so you may consider choosing the third option under “actual size” and putting in a quantity of over 100 (115-120 would be my recommendation), as per your measurements. To turn a bandage roll into "Web Rope" you first need to stretch out the roll until the bandage is about to tear. As you are gluing each piece keep checking you can still move your hand check your fingers can still move up and down and your thumb can still articulate.

You can even fold the fur onto the inside of the cape to make sure it won't come off too easily if the glue fails. I did however add a little hair gel to the fur on the belt and you can add paint to that too like in step 11. To make it look worn and as if it's gone through battle I tested a few treatment options on some strips of fur. Well get used to it because we aren't even a quarter of the way there, and trust me there's a lot more to go.Next, adhere your pattern pieces to your foam sheets using either your masking tape or craft bond spray adhesive . For your neck line, you will need to fold your edge in and sew it down, leaving a generous “channel” space for your ribbon to fit through it. It worked and left me with two pieces and this uneven texture on the foam (Perfect for some battered armor).

If you would like to have a more ragged-looking or leaf-like look to your cape, cut your cape out in a similar shape to the guide in the figure below. Make sure to dry brush every area of the helmet with a bone white as the raised area of the spackle will catch it while the washes will stay in the lower areas of the spackle. Choose “half” and “mini” (though we will be changing the length, so it doesn’t really matter) from the options in the Circle Skirt App, along with your neck measurements. I did this and the heat smoothed out some layer lines and the bubbles look intended even though they are not.Halloween mask, cosplay mask, 3D resin mask, suitable for fancy dress party, fancy dress party, carnival, christmas, easter, halloween, stage show, punk party decoration, etc. Create black screens for the eye holes of your helmet by holding a piece of paper to the eye hole and tracing the shape. And I recommend doing this even if your print came out flawless because of how simple it is to apply extra texture. Sew your 2 fabric pieces right sides together along the outer edge and either side, then flip your piece right side out.

It fluctuates depending on the detail, how long you are willing to wait, and the amount of support you want to use. Now for the Mantis claw I found the best way to get this attached to the belt was to drill a Very Small hole in the bottom of the claw. So in making the costume I needed a reason for the armor to stick to me without people immediately assuming I glued it to the morph suit or I used Velcro.This also make's it one of the pricier parts since it requires a lot of filament, however I'm cheap so of course I found a way around this. At the back where the fabric ends you can glue a small bit of elastic, and on that elastic add some Velcro.