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hi! this video is gonna be so helpful :3 i’m going to try to make a cosplay of N Harmonia, and i’ve never styled a wig before, and i would be scared to spend a lot of money on a nice wig and then mess it up🥲

I will buy the same machine, I will have it this week and I was thinking about doing the same, change for a servo motor and needle positioning... now I'm thinking about painting it too haha I love it, where did you found the pedal? is it expensive? and did you have to change the belt ?

Hi! This is the process I use to make my own wigs although instead of gluing wefts i sewed each individual strand into a wig cap. Your process would save SO much time omg. I was also wondering how you wash these wigs? I usually let it soak in lukewarm water and fabric softener, but it makes untangling them an absolute nightmare. Do you have any suggestions, as well as advice on styling? I'm scared that using hairspray like I do on my bought wigs will ruin them

going to try this on a Hex Maniac wig!

This is the best mannequin video I’ve seen so far. Thank you so much for sharing and God bless you! ♥️🫶🏼🙏🏼

Now I want to make one for the raiden shogun 😭

Omg my brain overloaded with information by like minute 6. This is amazing. I love that armchair pincushion in the back.

Love it

Pretty cool! Please make more videos. 😊

Hi, you are so creative. This is the most accurate looking self made dress form I’ve seen on CZcams so far and I’ve seen a LOT! I don’t know how to use all the software you used to get your pattern but it’s a fantastic idea if you don’t want it 3d printed on hard plastic. To cover the rough parts, have you heard or used Fosshape? It’s a fabric that seems to be pretty forgiving, you sew it up a bit like you did to make your velvet cover (beautiful by the way) and then use steam or a heat gun to shrink it around the dress form. It hardens up but is completely pinable. It might be a good way to smooth out the bumps, Congrats again on a great outcome

That was a professional idea to make a good dress form

Wow I loved it...

Oh that’s such a cool garment, and love the concept of reusing the high end scraps

What fun. I love the V yoke on the front

Oh gosh the struggles of being a tall woman looking for long wig solutions! I'm gonna have to try this -- awesome video!

I think I plan on using this method to make a wig for my mom's old baby doll.

I’m somewhat confused. Waist line is parallel to the ground, and one leg of the carpenter’s square is parallel to the ground, so you’re essentially measuring two opposite sides of a rectangle. How would the front rise be different than the back rise?

They look so good! That Scabal fabric looks wonderful, and did I see that there's 2.8m of it? Thanks for putting out this video; I'm thinking of doing next year's and it's nice to see the variety of fabrics you got.

I love this idea 😍

Amazing! Subbed:)

My first thought was it's just double-sided tape that does the trick) It's used in some sports to keep clothes from falling

i think i would use scotch tape

TBH when I clicked this I was not expecting the answer to be "just make invisible leggings and attach everything to that", but yeah honestly that makes sense...

i know nothing about cosplay i know nothing about seweing stuff [ i dont even know if spell it correctly] but i know if i had to do that kind of socks i would just glue it to the leg could use those glue for kids to play that are easy to wash.... or double sided tape could even paint the tape on the color of your costume nobody would see and as you dont need to keep removing it to pee or something it will work fine

Not sure if this trick is usable at all but if your fabric can get loose threads, then can you get a special plastic glue (do not know the name) and glue the edge, then after it is dry, heat the edge with a soldering iron, this will end up invisible but lock the threads on the edge and prevent it from ever getting loose, and it is invisible, instead of having to sew.

not a cosplayer or craftsperson but this was a very cool and informative video!

awesome content but i have never hear decal pronounced the way you do only ever heard ˈdēˌkal, (Dee-cal) before never deck-al, and now I'm falling down a rabbit whole of a hole debate / argument about this, what have you done :D

Heros don't wear capes.

I cant...Deckal..i cant...

will i ever use this info... no was it interesting though... yes

mesmerizing watch. love it.

Do you have a preferred supplier for the illusion mesh? I'm trying to find some and all I can really find is low stretch tulle mesh in skin colors. I need a more stretchy one like what you have in the vid. Trying to make a Odogaron armor cosplay (Monster Hunter World, female variant) and it has some pretty large cutouts.

cool stuff

Aaa, I'm very glad I found this. The other video I watched was very overwhelming and his wig still looked like yarn (I'm sure he's great and it looked good for him, just doesn't really for what I'm going for), and this looks amazing ^^

Easy solution, Double Sided tape XD

Aperture science long fall boots come to mind.

its called sock glue

Where did you buy that eva foam roll? I've been looking to get some

Most of us watching this can't do this because it takes actual skill. I'm a dewd and will never use this information however I've always been a HUGE fan of physics and engineering so seeing cosplay problems solved with ingenuity tickles that part of my brain 🧠😅

...man I never even thought about that

Are the first pair for Purple Heart? :o They both look amazing!

Your glasses tell me that, when someone asks for Superhero costumes in your studio, you yell: "no capes!"

Super glue

Hehe, I had to chuckle a little bit at the point where she is attempting to convince herself that this will help to prevent her from having the need to buy more Washi Tape.

I swear to god, the algorithm is creepy. Today I was thinking to myself "I should learn how to sew costumes" and this video gets recommended. I've never spoken to anyone about it. I've never watched anything cosplay-related in my life. I am genuinely scared. Great video tough!

I have been seeking information relevant to this for years! thank you so much for publishing this video it will be incredibly useful!

This is really cool! I have been getting into sewing recently (mostly for mending things), and I really like to wear thigh-highs just out and about but it bothers me a lot that over the day they slump down my legs. I wonder if I could do something like this to turn my thigh-highs into leggings, with the top part being like short-shorts made out of illusion or powernet fabric...

what's a deckle?

How long it takes from start to finish ??

clicked cause i can spot neptunia from a mile away 0w0 (is my favorite jrpg series)