Well done! Great job overall but fantastic job on the symmetry of those check bones with the small brown markings. Are those elf freckles? I'm gonna call them elf freckles haha.

Nice to know

I didn’t realize it wasn’t lazel at first

Holy wow you look identical to her

This is a great cosplay

I did not even know it was you till I looked at the creator tag. Looks awesome.

Where can I buy this item at a reasonable price?

Dude that was the best tutorial! Very straight to the point, and compreensível. Thanks a ton ;))

How do u make that pattern

Very neat techniques for ultra-detailed bodysuits & undersuits!

What gauge do you use?

this looks sooo good😍😍😍😍

Very late to this video, but how thick of EVA foam can the cricut handle?

Great technique for an all time build! 🤗

Ive been wanting to make some silicone scales for bodysuit. This is perfect!

Thanks for making this video!

Great tips!

Nice! Never attached silicone before so this was definitely a new learning tool

Your costume builds are always so clean with great attention to detail. Thanks for this video!

Yes this vid is back 🙌

Hi queen

Very cool

Hi, I have visited your "site" by clicking on the kit for this item and it goes to "page not found", how come? Do you have a video for the mini axe? I'd like to make that one also. When I order your signed book, how long will it take to receive it? I have been enjoying your videos and the level of detail you share for each project. Thank you:) BOP

Totally helpful! Am gonna make this for Astarion! 👍🏾☺️

I was curious if you've ever known anyone who has used plasti dip (the actual dip variety) to make fabric rigid similar to fiberglass or paper mache. I saw that you are sponsored by them and crafty, so thought you'd have a better idea than others, and any search involving "sculpture and plasti dip" gives me results for the sprays used with foam or for car projects. I thought with fabric I could cut, fold, and pin into place around forms then dip it or paint it on. I was thinking that a porous material like batting or spongy packing foam would soak up the dip and dry maintaining it's shape. I would expect it to remain pliable, but would also be rigid enough to hold/return to it's shape. I wouldn't expect thinner/less porous fabric to hold itself up on its own , but in layers like paper mache, I suspect it could make a pretty formidable candy coated shell. I'd like to know if you've ever heard of anyone using this product in this way. I would think if the technique would work, it'd have numerous applications in cosplay, particularly in lightweight form fitting armor, yet I'm not seeing anything about people doing so online. For my uses it wouldn't need to be pretty, I'm just wondering if it's possible.

Excellent, though 2mm is so thin! When I think of eva foam, it's the rigidity of the thicker foam that draws me to it. But still, it's good to know the limitations of Cricut. No silver bullet.

I love it!!! Great tutorial. May I ask, would you use the same technique using a live model to cover in duck tape in order to make a dress form, then continue on as you did, then fill it with expanding foam? Would the fosshape keep its shape under pressure or would you need thicker layers? Have you tried filling it with expanding foam? Thanks for your video ❤

Oh my DOG that's freaking adorable LOL I'd love to know how to make a life sized one of me... Duct tape forms don't quite work since the taper cinches me in too much for real life flabby me LOL

Downen Creative Studios, You're amazing! I hit the like button as soon as I saw it!

Thank for that video, I have an old WOLF 1965 and the color is euhh dirty... I was looking for a way to give it a second life, I really love this method, do you think the Fosshape 300 would be ok?

How many yards did you used? 1.5y?

Im making Ravennas first black feather cape. It won’t be as in the movie but similar looking with black feathers with green tint. I already made one but now doing a another better one.

Just found this channel (Adam Savage recommended) this video is so good - easy to follow and well put together! Excited to watch your videos!

From a little research I understand that the bigger you make the shell and thus the more it shrinks the stiffer the final result.

Is the product stiff enough to use expanding foam to make a more solid dress form or would you need to add plaster bandages to the outer before casting?

you should consider Creature Cast with a critter spray gun, much easier to apply and sandable to an extent and best of all no vapor FUMES, I still use a respirator though with any spraying

What a great video! Very informative

will you make a video on how to attach the zipper and foam?

This was amazing! Thank you so much for breaking this down!

What a great tutorial

I’m so sorry but it looked like you were walking around with two umbrellas when you turned around

Fantastic thank you for sharing.. new friend yay😊

Hello, very clever indeed. Could the form also be used for draping if stablised? Can you pin onto fosshape if it has been shrunk?

❤Love this.👏👏Job well done!!!.No tuturial?

Could i apply these same principles to a cameo?

I love the beauty shots at the end!!!!

Interesting to see that plasti dip pretty consistently showed those little holes on the EVA 70 foam... I was planning on using that type of foam on a project I'm working on. I wonder if some sort of layer below the plasti dip could help prevent that? Maybe I'll test some stuff out. Thanks for the comparison video!

"I got this scanned" *proceed to remove right arm*... Cringe moment ensues.