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TheAnna — Rosette Watch
Published: 2007-12-16 20:51:41 +0000 UTC; Views: 3096; Favourites: 63; Downloads: 56
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I made this out of a garlic powder lid, tin foil, screws, hot glue, paper clay, a large metal ring, Floral wire and thumbtacks. And the screen was made with the large metal ring, three layers of clear plastic with a layer of nailpolish between each layer. Two layers of glow in the dark as exampled by the black light picture, and one of rainbow diamond nailpolish. It was worn for my Rosette costume at A-FEST 2007.Related content
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I don't really wear this costume anymore you can have it if you want.
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Really?! For free or how much you want for it?
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Also it looks like this now [link] . Hope that's cool.
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Yeah sure. I'm moving right now and I could stand to get get rid of a few things. Just pay shipping I guess, s'up to you. Note me an address and I'll let you know when it's sent out.
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Ok, I'll pay as soon as I get money in the next two weeks!
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....O_O can you put a tutorial of how to make this? Please cause this is amazing
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I filled a large garlic powder lid up with tin foil, took the metal hoop and put some plastic layers on the back, glued it to the foil side of the lid, and sculpted everything around it. Once it was dry I attached the chain to the back with thumbtacks.
That was pretty much it. It's been a good 4 years since I made this though so I can't really remember the specifics.
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huh cool i shall have to try it out 
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Wow, I've been working on making one for myself (plans mostly) and I hope I can do as good a job as you did!
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excuse me, i was wondering how much it was to make this, its so cool, and no one sells them ^_^
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I take commissions, but it takes a lot of time to make something like this, and it wouldn't be cheap.
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Wow! I want it too, how did you make it?!
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I got a garlic powder lid, covered it in foil and hot-glue, covered it in Paper clay, put the screen on, and kind of just sculpted it until I got it the way I wanted it to look.
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O-O-Oh my bob...I.WANT.IT....and to wear it everyday
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OMG O____O
i want this thing too
i need one Q_Q
me and a friend wanna cosplay chrno and rosette
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OMG Ive always tried to find a replica of the watch to buy, but I never can. You did a fantastic job of making one though XD
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Cool job! It's always impressed me, the commitment of cosplayers to handcrafting their outfits and accessories like this. Well done.
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That looks kool! . . . why use paper clay? Why not paper mashie?
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Paper Clay is a very smooth, ready-made, easily workable material. While paper Mach'e takes quite awhile to prepare, doesn't go on very well, and is very hard to do much with but sand once it's done drying. Plus it will have little chunks in it no matter what you do.
Paper mach'e is good for adding strength to projects, but if you want a nice smooth surface it's best to use paperclay.
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. . . my paper mash'e never came out lumpy.
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