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Some questions I got about this tutorial:
  "Where did you buy the plastic ornaments?"- I bought them from Factory Direct Craft.
  "You used 100mm ornaments. Should I as well?"- It honestly depends on the size of your shoulder and jacket. Before buying, I highly recommend that you measure your shoulder so you can somewhat of a image of how big the ornaments may be.
  "What orange acrylic paint did you use?"- The orange paint is from Blick Art Materials, though it is a bit thicker than normal acrylic paint.
  "E6000 contains carcinogenic, a material that can cause cancer. I'm a bit scared using it but it is such a strong glue"- As long as you work outside, work in a ventilated area, don't smell the glue until it's dry, and you don't get exposed too much, you will be fine. If you do get it on your skin though, rinse your skin with hot soapy water immediately.

I have been working on my Yusei cosplay and the bubbles have been bugging me for a while... My method is different from everyone else's and it may not even be the best method, but it somehow worked for me so I hope this tutorial will help other Yu-Gi-Oh! cosplayers.
If you have any questions, please feel free to ask. Don't forget to comment and favorite!

Yu-Gi-Oh! (c) Kazuki Takahashi

Description
Some questions I got about this tutorial:
  "Where did you buy the plastic ornaments?"- I bought them from Factory Direct Craft.
  "You used 100mm ornaments. Should I as well?"- It honestly depends on the size of your shoulder and jacket. Before buying, I highly recommend that you measure your shoulder so you can somewhat of a image of how big the ornaments may be.
  "What orange acrylic paint did you use?"- The orange paint is from Blick Art Materials, though it is a bit thicker than normal acrylic paint.
  "E6000 contains carcinogenic, a material that can cause cancer. I'm a bit scared using it but it is such a strong glue"- As long as you work outside, work in a ventilated area, don't smell the glue until it's dry, and you don't get exposed too much, you will be fine. If you do get it on your skin though, rinse your skin with hot soapy water immediately.

I have been working on my Yusei cosplay and the bubbles have been bugging me for a while... My method is different from everyone else's and it may not even be the best method, but it somehow worked for me so I hope this tutorial will help other Yu-Gi-Oh! cosplayers.
If you have any questions, please feel free to ask. Don't forget to comment and favorite!

Yu-Gi-Oh! (c) Kazuki Takahashi