You can add wrinkles to the paper by rolling it up into a ball and dry brush the wrinkles to add more detail to the paper. I recommend using a numbering system or putting the files in folders so you don't forget which file is which as it can get confusing at times. I just thread one end through a hole I made in the fabric with a screwdriver and then tied a knot on the other end so the fabric wouldn't go all the way through. Anyway when putting the chestplate together I split the chestplate into 4 pieces which were glued together and reinforced on the back along the seams. I covered the foam in some leather like fabric and left extra fabric to cover my back (If you can wrap it around your waist and there is a little gap on your back that's the perfect amount of material) Then just hot glue the fabric to the foam.

These 4 or 5-star reviews represent the opinions of the individuals who posted them and do not reflect the views of Etsy. I stuck mainly to black washes for most pieces but singled out some pieces with a strong brown wash which when dried looked perfect for a rusty effect. I recommend keeping the map on the same level as the mantis claw on the belt or higher as I personally feel it looks better though that's entirely subjective. The idea is that the watered down paint runs into the cracks of a surface and when you dab off the wash with a paper towel the watered down paint will dry in the cracks just like years of grime would with an actual weapon.

So that you want to do is take a piece of paper and try and trace a pattern for the size of the eye hole. So to ensure they don't snap off when you walk into a door frame because you forget you are wearing them (*Cough* *Cough*) you can fill them with expanding foam.

The mothwing cloak is the item I got the most use out of in the game so I thought I'd pay it some justice. Some Tips: If the hot keeps sticking to your stamp even when dried you can try adding a little bit of melted butter to the surface of the stamp. I'd try and fit maybe 5-6 pieces on your build plate per print so it will take multiple prints to fit everything.Well get used to it because we aren't even a quarter of the way there, and trust me there's a lot more to go.

It worked and left me with two pieces and this uneven texture on the foam (Perfect for some battered armor). It justifies all the work I put into to this massive project, to see I helped people make an awesome Costume or prop.Cue Four and a half months later and my obsession came to a culmination of a full suit of armor with all the accessories I could think of. Then, flip the horsehair braid underneath so that it is sitting against the wrong side of your cape fabric, and sew it along the top and bottom. Once the bandage is all grungy from the water you can hang it out to dry and rip small pieces off when you need to make "Web Rope".

Glue your foam pieces to either side of your cardboard pieces using tacky glue and reinforcing as needed with hot glue.Instead we are going to lay the fabric onto of a piece of wood you don't mind getting destroyed and then using the back of a hammer to cut the fabric. This is the shorter style it is easier for the initial chestplate however there are some under armor parts you will need to make in conjunction to not make the chest area look so empty.