''D.va Headset'' with LED's (FREE PATTERN) - Overwatch Cosplay Tutorial

[@BlackWolfCosplay]

The headset looks great! Love the tutorial :)

[@Ebby_MoonBunny]

So happy I came across your tutorial! I’ve seen so many and yet yours is the best explained I feel, and thank you for sharing your patterns, I can’t wait to try and make my own ☺️

[@cheycheycosplay9101]

MoonBunny Awww 💕 Thank you!

[@Shadowkero]

Can you link the LEDs you purchased? I have some left over LEDS I wanted to use on this but they're so massive and those are the perfect size!! Thanks for making this too! I learned a few new tricks!

[@cheycheycosplay9101]

Of course! :)

[@yourfriendbreezy]

amazing work! do you have any tips on cutting the headphone pieces to fit your head and stay proportionate?

[@cheycheycosplay9101]

Hi! For the headphone you should measure the distance between your ears. I will upload the original patterns to help u!

[@yourfriendbreezy]

youre amazing! thank you!

[@cheycheycosplay9101]

Now you can download my original patterns from the link in the description!

[@XCZW_OFFICIAL]

this is amazing,I'm going to make this,but with cardboard,gonna see how it works

[@cheycheycosplay9101]

Thanks! Good Luck! ⭐

[@XCZW_OFFICIAL]

CheyCheyCosplay I decided to do it with foam

[@fri3dbimb0brain]

Reaper good luck :3

[@arielvega222]

Very cool I'm going to make ones for my sister👌

[@cheycheycosplay9101]

Now you can download my original patterns from the link in the description!

[@NakedXxXMan]

Thank you

[@majkenremes4117]

Hello! i'm really intrested in cosplaying as d.va in my countrys comic con this november and i was wondering if we could chat a little if you could make me one of those headsets since i cant find any goodd ones anywhere else. email me at [e-mail] if you got the time!

[@YhamayVela]

awesome thx X3

[@cheycheycosplay9101]

Nøødle ! Hello! It's a fiberglass putty used to repair imperfections in vehicle bodies. It's sold in hardware stores.

[@rusuwus]

I do not see the link ?

[@lozlullaby7947]

This is actually amazing :)

[@awawa5594]

Can you make a video on D.Va's shoulder pieces? ~

[@cheycheycosplay9101]

Niii Of course! 😊

[@awawa5594]

Thank you so much!

[@Strawberry-td5ee]

Can you use the fiber glass putty directly on the foam? I don’t have Worbla so I was wondering if I could just use the putty to get it smooth?

[@villannelle-2211]

¡Te ha quedado increíble! Muchísimas gracias por el tutorial y sobre todo por incluir los patrones sin precio añadido, eres la mejor. ¿Por casualidad se te ocurre alguna alternativa al worbla? Un saludo

[@cheycheycosplay9101]

Greywaren - Si, simplemwnte un par de capas de imprimacion con cola blanca o con latex y pintarlo! Es mas economico y queda muy bien!

[@villannelle-2211]

¡Muchas gracias por contestar! Que amable jo 😘😘

[@GeeksterMcGeek]

hi me again lol just wanted to ask how you hid the wires of the switch for the led light? thanks ^_^

[@lizardstab]

these are awesome! sadly i can't afford worbla or a heatgun, do you think i could use polimorph plastic instead? (the neat little bead things you put in hot water)

[@blattpfote123]

you can do this with regular eva foam or craft foam to.no fancy tools needed ^^

[@reinerknight3170]

thank you i tried making the headset many times without thinking of youtube

[@baozi9983]

can I use something else for making the headset stiff? worbla is really expensive...

[@izukii]

heyy this is so helpful!! thanks :) how heavy is the whole headband on the head?

[@aubrey2858]

what LED did u use? battery pack?

[@Mk12dexxa6]

Wow!! Nice work ^^

Hello! May I ask where you got your foam sheets from? And also, for the LED, is there a way to replace the batteries without taking the pieces apart? I might have missed it but in the video it looks like the batteries are dead-fixed inside the headset right?

[@Kisuuchan]

can you send me a link to the foam you've used, please?

[@airamruiz5908]

where did you get the Eva foam?

[@camillelopes5954]

Se quedó muy perfecto, pero como se ha puesto las luces com el switch e todo?

[@cheycheycosplay9101]

Camille Lopes Hola! 😊 Solde el circuito y lo introduje en el auricular. Utilice unas tiras led de 12v que ya van soldadas, una pila de 12v pequeña y un interruptor.

[@red-anteater]

thank you for this video! I plan to try making this too one day! :) tho this will be my first eva foam prop project, I don't quite understand what glue is best to use? I see you use a hot glue gun but also that big pot of something?? :'D would it be possibel to make the entire thing with just hot glue? what is reccomended?

[@cheycheycosplay9101]

eclips156 Hi! The hot glue is perfect for this type of job! But I use contact glue because it left me a cleaner union. But perfectly can be done with hot glue.

[@red-anteater]

awesome! thank you for the tip! :)

[@YhamayVela]

just got you're self a new subscriber! X3

[@Cristina-uwu]

Perdona mi ignorancia, pero qué es el foam? Es goma eva? Quiero hacer esto pero no tengo ni idea de los materiales, lo siento. Muchas gracias si me contestas ;;

[@cheycheycosplay9101]

Megu Chan Hola! El foam es goma Eva o esterilla de suelo (la llaman de mil maneras) y el thin foam es la goma eva finita que se usa para manualidades, las puedes encontrar en bazares o tiendas de deporte tanto la una como la otra. Si tienes alguna otra duda comentamela ^^

[@Cristina-uwu]

Muchísimas gracias :)

[@helenagoodwin7343]

What brand of fiberglass putty did you use? I've never seen it used before and need to know!

[@cheycheycosplay9101]

Helena Goodwin Hello! It's a fiberglass putty used to repair imperfections in vehicle bodies. It's sold in hardware stores for 5$.

[@alyaka808]

Just wanted to let you know that you forgot to make a foam piece for another angle on the headband.

[@cheycheycosplay9101]

Oops! Sorry, I will upload the original patterns in the description.

[@Nikkiichan]

Hola lindura!! tengo dos preguntas sabes donde puedo comprar worbla en México?? y que pegamento usaste para pegar las piezas de goma Eva Saludos!! :3

[@cheycheycosplay9101]

Buenas! El worbla lo puedes conseguir en webs Mexicanas de suministros de cosplay, prácticamente todas deberían de tener, o en alguna empresa de composites y otros materiales. El pegamento que uso para la goma eva es cola de contacto, o cola de zapatero, se aplica en las 2 superficies a unir y espera 1 minuto y la unión es limpia y fuerte! Esa cola la puedes conseguir en cualquier almacen de bricolaje, es muy barata!Un saludo :3

[@aylinkc8567]

Hey!es el primer vídeo que veo tuyo :'v no sé sí aún subes...pero deberías hacer uno de como hacer el pin de cabello de Mei. ¡Te lo agradecería musho!

[@Pazitauwu]

Holaaaa! Quería saber si puedo ocupar porcelana fría en vez del worbla :( es que no puedo comprarlo

[@cheycheycosplay9101]

Buenas! ^^ Si, siempre y cuando des luego algunas capas de cola de carpintero o latex encima para sellar los poros de la pocelana fría y no se te desprenda si se arruga un poquito. Espero haberte ayudado!

[@kl-mo8oy]

hi! I was wondering what foam you used? also what size worbla sheet you used

[@cheycheycosplay9101]

Kat Lu I use Black worbla (50x75cm), Eva foam (1cm) and thin craft foam sheets

[@kl-mo8oy]

Thank you so much!

[@RafaelSouza]

How did you make the headset hard and firm? it was made of foam then you covered with worbla. Does the worbla make it hard and firm enough so we can wear it?

[@cheycheycosplay9101]

Rafael Souza To make the worbla harder I use fiberglass, but only on the outer side and the sides, but not on the top and the inside. So you can wear them without problem and without breaking the fiberglass.

[@RafaelSouza]

Thanks, you are the best.

[@milliegomez7990]

Holaaaa espero me puedas responder D: no logre entender como hiciste la parte de los cuernitos del auricular, también es con goma Eva? o de que esta hecho? no entendi bien esa parte si podrías ayudarme te lo agradecería, muy buen tutorial! Saludos 😉

[@cheycheycosplay9101]

Millie Gomez Sii, l9s cuernitos los huce con un oar de tiras de goma eva de 1cm mas o menos como del dedo ee anchas y de largas. Gracias por tu comentario! ^^

[@cintiag8387]

Muy buen tutorial! Me ha quedado una sola duda, para las luces ¿Has soldado el cable a la pila? Porque estaba tratando de fijarme si usas portapilas pero no lo veo por ninguna parte, y la verdad si es posible soldar a una pila te ahorras un espacio graaaande (a lo mejor estas usandolo y es que no se ve o que se yo xD)

[@cheycheycosplay9101]

Cintia G Yo solde el cable a la pila pero con una soldadura muy simple y luego la envolvi en cinta aislante (así en caso de tener que cambiar la pila, con un golpecito fuera y poner otra con el mismo sistema) y así ahorré mucho espacio para poder esconder bien las orejas y el circuito led sin problemas. Esta pila la verdad que tiene muchas horas de luz, de momento la he llevado encendida más de 10h para probar la vida que tiene y sigue funcionando a tope de intensidad. Espero que te haya servido! 😊✌

[@altairibnla-ahad6512]

Disculpa tienes los patrones? me gusto bastante tú video

[@cheycheycosplay9101]

Altair Ibn La-Ahad Hola! Los patrones están subidos en mi página de Facebook en un post. Si quieres puedes hacer clic en el enlace de la descripción y descargártelos

[@lagunasansa]

El worbla sabes si existen otras alternativas o similares? busqué en mercadolibre pero son algo lentos para la entrega D:

[@cheycheycosplay9101]

laguna sansa Buenas! Ese plástico termomoldeable esta disponible de otras marcas, así como wonderflex, thibra, instamorph, plastimake, etc. y como alternativa a este material te recomiendo que suavices el acabado de la goma eva, selles el poro con calor y des unas buenas capas te cola de carpintero o látex, se quedará más rígido y podras llevarlo con comodidad, pero tendras que poner una pequeña gomita bajo el auricular para que no se abra o se caiga mientras lo llevas puesto.

[@tkup8175]

What can i use instead of worbla? I don't have that in my country, so i was wondering if there's another material i can use instead of that?

[@cheycheycosplay9101]

Terri Kuppens Hi! If you do not find worbla, you can look for other derivative products called thermoplastics or polymorphic plastics like wonderflex, thibra, cosplayflex (thermoplastics in sheets) or instamorph or plastimake (in pellets)

[@GeeksterMcGeek]

hi just wanted to ask if your pattern is still available?

[@cheycheycosplay9101]

You can download my original patterns from the link in the description!

[@GeeksterMcGeek]

oh thank you!! i didn't realise sorry about that

[@LaAbuelaShilena]

Hola hola! Me encanta tu tutorial, una pregunta, en español cual es el nombre del foam q deberia buscar? Y donde? Gracias uwu !

[@cheycheycosplay9101]

Buenas! Se llama goma eva o esterilla de gimnasio, también la venden de colores y tipo puzzle para zonas de juego para niños, la puedes encontrar en tiendas de deporte o en las tiendas de todo a cien. Espero que te sirva de ayuda!

[@LaAbuelaShilena]

+CheyCheyCosplay gracias! Encontré algo parecido aunque más delgado así que tendré q hacer mas capas... No tienes algún pattern de las figuras o las medidas que usaste?

[@cheycheycosplay9101]

Si, lo tengo! Ahora lo pondré en la descripción del video ☺👌

[@manokihinamori8849]

do you have a link for the puddy? or where you got it from?

[@cheycheycosplay9101]

Manoki Hinamori It's a generic fiberglass putty. Are sold in hardware stores or paint shops. Sorry for waiting!

[@cielgeraldine4286]

hola!! disculpa cuales son los materiales en si ? x.x

[@cheycheycosplay9101]

Ciel Geraldine Buenas! Los materiales son Foam, Worbla, masilla de poliester (o de vidrio), circuito led (led, batería y interruptor), imprimación y pintura (en spray y acrilica pajarita). 🙂

[@miwak0nek0]

very thanks for your help

[@user-vw2bi8zv1s]

What kind of foam did you use, and where did u get it??

[@cheycheycosplay9101]

Jade DragonStone I used EVA foam or floor mats and you can find it in sport shops or Walmart

[@user-vw2bi8zv1s]

CheyCheyCosplay okay, thanks!

[@Chickrock59]

What kind of paint did you use?

[@cheycheycosplay9101]

Acrylic Paints and Montana94 Spray Paint 👌

[@maciekbacler8467]

omg i love it

[@likedanggg]

Are you selling this? :)

[@alext5688]

can someone tell me the type of foam she's using?

[@blattpfote123]

its Eva-Foam

[@awawa5594]

What's the worbla for?

[@cheycheycosplay9101]

To make it more resistant and to improve the finish and make it smooth.

[@HimeMika]

How long in total did this take you? And what paint did you use?

[@cheycheycosplay9101]

Sheela Mika It took me a week to do it, but perfectly with the patterns and without the fiberglass you could do it in an afternoon. I use Montana94 spray paint and acrylics. 😊✌

[@HimeMika]

CheyCheyCosplay thnx for the reply ♡ :)

[@hannahroberts238]

thank you so much i luv u :*

[@Nytellem]

This is cool but man I wish someone would make actual working headphones that look like D.Vas though.

[@P1_D]

There are actual D.va headphones coming soon

[@fri3dbimb0brain]

idk if i could do this ;;....well i guess im atleast going to try :p

[@Metalbearbaby]

The free patterns were a nice idea until they weren't at all like the ones shown in the video. A lot of the pieces are way too small and the headband doesnt even break into the pieces shown. You're better off making your own pattern.

[@yinaiteen]

Donde estan los patrones? D:

[@cheycheycosplay9101]

En la descripción del video, en mi pagina de Facebook, listo para imprimir en formato A4 ;)

[@yinaiteen]

gracias

[@toriana_]

Im just gonna be lazy and buy actual black headphones and then hot glue the other pieces on lmao

[@jessicaanais3583]

uy k fácil :v