DIY Link Costume: Tunic and Hat – Legend of Zelda
In this tutorial I’ll show you how to make a fairly simple DIY Link costume from the Legend of Zelda video game series. MATERIALS USED: 1 1/2 yards of sage green fabric Sewing machine...
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Cheap And Easy DIY Steampunk Goggles (cardboard)
In this tutorial I’ll show you how to make a pair of cheap and easy DIY steampunk goggles. These are made out of cardboard, so they’re perfect for any budget. MATERIALS USEDGoggle template (available...
Rey Costume Tutorial – Cheap and Easy DIY
In this tutorial I’ll show you how simple it is to make a DIY Rey costume from Star Wars. MATERIALS USED: A yard and 1/2 of off white fabric (will depend on your height...
How to Add Eyelets to Fabric
In this tutorial I’ll show you how to add eyelets to fabric two different ways. The first method utilizes a pair of eyelet pliers. The second method shows how to add eyelets to fabric...
How to Make a Buttonhole By Hand
In this tutorial, I’ll show you how make a buttonhole by hand. This follows my earlier tutorial showing how to sew on button.
How to Sew a Button
Learning how to sew a button is a skill that always comes in handy, both for crafting and cosplaying. In this tutorial I’ll show you how to sew on a few different types of...
How to Make a Witch Hat
In this tutorial I’ll show you how to make a witch hat, just perfect for a Halloween costume. It’s fairly simple to make and is a perfect base hat for your own creative touches.
Isabela Dragon Age Costume Tutorial Part 3
So here’s the final part of the Isabela costume from Dragon Age tutorial. If you missed the previous installments, click here for part 1, and here for part 2. MATERIALS USED: A pair of...
Cheap and Easy DIY Tesseract
This cheap and easy DIY tesseract is very simple to make, and the famous blue glow is achieved with tiny LED lights.
DIY Isabela Costume 2: How to Make a Dragon Age Isabela Costume Dress
In this tutorial I’ll you show how to make part 2 of the Dragon Age Isabela costume. This part of the tutorial is for Isabela’s dress, headscarf, and skirt. If you missed the first...
