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This is so random, but I’ve bought so many of your patterns, been on your site etc. but it never occurred to me to check for a YT channel! This vid just popped up in the auto play queue and I recognized you by the pattern aesthetic! Glad to finally subscribe and I guess this is a branding success story? 😂 The work you put into making your patterns so unique and pretty definitely isn’t in vain!

Love it, really cool prop !

Spartan helm. Then rider of Rohan helm.

so how do you safely cast your ear? how is the stuff not going inside your ear?

may i kindly ask how thick your foam is for the base?😢✨ That looks soo amazing! I never thought it is possible to make ears out of foam!

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You're a goddess.

Thank You...🙏🙏🙏

WOW. amazing. Thank you for the tutorial... 🙏🙏🙏🙏

Love the detail and how intricate your art is! Thank you so so much for sharing! However; I do have a question, what is the best way to finish the the back? Do you do an elastic back strap or make a worbla back strap? There’s so many great videos on working with worbla but if Anyone can suggest any other videos or cool tips on how to finish this would be appreciated !

can you paint the horns? if so with what material?

I was so intrigued by this material. But it turns out that they are INSANELY EXPENSIVE in CNY. 😅😅😅

You are amazing

Was the first one Eowyn? Because YES!!!

hi beautiful pretty lady costume ,mybe i send you a tip..

... I don't have thermal plastic. What else can I use?

Ich liebe Deine Tutorials.

Just saw this video!! Wow you are so talented. Forgive me but I think that you're so much prettier with out makeup

That is really bad ass.

Love it so much! Will you sell a pattern for this? ❤

Oh my god , I love…..I love you Alice I f*cking love you 🦋🔪💙💙

This is amazing, thank you so much for sharing the process! May I ask how many layers of liquid latex you used 😊

It's nice to hear about them in order, and hear about what you learned along the way. Great teaching video.

This is a cool tutorial. I couldn't help but think that I could use this to build a Donkey Kong barrel.

Which dremel do you use ?

Watching you make these foam armors is like watching magic! Just so cool! <3

This was so interesting. Beautiful work!

I have a question. Why not just glue the foam onto the chest plate? That way you still have the details and one less step.

Great Video. I like the translucent Worbla, i loved the effect with the paint inside before it was fully mixed.

GreT work

Great work.

Hooked on her videos! Such talent, thanks a million for sharing!

WOW, I'm speechless - thank you so much from new subscriber!

Шикарно!

Thank you! Going to sew my costume for the first time this year, very helpful to hear you walk through

Thank you. so much! Your videos are great! I am going to make my very first breath plate this year for my medusa Halloween costume this year! Love it, thank you for all the links!!! Love ur work!❤

Thank you for this tutorial ❤

I was thinking about this. What about slipping a plastic cup inside the foam to drink from? I guess the foam would need to be fitted to the cup in question from the start. OK, ignore me. Great project, thanks for sharing.

Подскажите, что за пластелин? Из чего узор??

Афигенно❤

If you don't add background music (anything really) you will be losing 95% of people in the first three seconds of the video haha. Nice work tho!

Too bad just got a glimpse of the final result, but stunning process!! Wow!

Amazing!

How do you make sure the worbla doesnt get too hard before you can mold it?

WOOW~ 👍 👍 How beautiful ~👏 👏

Thanks a bunch for the product list! I’ve been looking! Also love your vid!

I’m following a different pattern but this is helping me calm down from my anxiety attacks I’m getting from doing it 😅 If I hadn’t already spent a bunch on materials I would’ve followed this one because it’s so much easier to understand.

Hey, I came here from a Facebook Reel, and I think you should maybe consider uploading those to your CZcams as Shorts. Love the videos!

Wat beveel je aan voor kleinere cup

Amazing techniques! I've got to try working with this stuff.