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Cosplay, wig, MU byt: SPiCEYCOSPLAYPhoto by: www.facebook.com/crysco.nabisc…
SPiCEYRiCEY as Astrid from How To Train Your Dragon 2
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It looks beautiful, the cosplay is really neatly sewed and I think you choose a perfect fur! The colour is very fitting. And I like the fabric you choose for the top, it looks beautiful
I´m amazed how you styled the wig! I try to discover which sort of braid this is ... not a normal one with just 3 strands I assume? Especially the little one that begins on the top of your head looks really difficult to braid.
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Thank you so much! You're right about the top braid, at some points I used 4 strands. Good eye ^,^. When I made both braids I would switch the thickness of each strand i was using. So instead of a traditional braid where you have the three even sections that look uniform and smooth all the way to the bottom, I just went crazy. Thank you so much for your kind words!
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Ah I see, 4 strands - okay, I will keep that in my mind (next year I want to cosplay her too). To switch the sickness is a nice idea to create this look! It looks very similar to the movie.
Thank you so much for the explanation!
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Amazing cosplay!! I love that wig!
Which length did you get for the wig? And, which fabric did you use for the skirt?
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First of all, thank you! As for the wig I think it was 33inches? I got it from ebay and the seller was using a stolen picture so who knows if the info was correct. We used a "dark chocolate" brown vinyl for the skull flaps and synthetic fur we found at a bulk fabric warehouse.
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Thanks! I'm making my cosplay, and I really have trouble with the skulls, would you have any tips for that? ^^'
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Hi ! We are so sorry this is way late! We used air drying clay and nail polish for the skulls. We made a "master skull" and made a mold out of it so we could have similar looking skulls.
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Fantastic! Did you make the top or buy it? And how did you do the hair?
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Hello there! I took apart an old shirt so I could make a pattern for this fabric. As far as the hair, both braids were done with 3 pieces like a normal braid, but I made one piece way thinner. So when I braided the thinnest section of hair against the 2 normal sized sections, it created this chuncky, textured braid. I hope this helps ^^
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