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Also, if you're anywhere near a Hot Topic their "Morbid Make-up" white cake powder covers VERY well, better than theatre versions of white face stuff. It stay pretty well too, i recomend more than one layer.

i'm a fan of the first choice, but mostly because a few years ago my boyfriend and i though about doing it. It's a cute idea, and now too complex to make.

patterns, that they sell at fabric stores showing you how to make an outfit. they have big catelogues in the back of fabric stores, these catelogues have names like "simplicity" look through those books for a design that looks like what you need. then you buy the pattern and try to modify it to look...

that's a pretty darn difficult costume for a first costume. Right, first you find a pattern that is as close to that outfit as you can possible get, then you modify it so that it looks closer. Armor, i'm not much of an armor expert, so hopefully someone else can help you with prop making suggestions.

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Look at Salvation Army, Goodwill, and other such places for the shorts. You may not find the 'perfect' pair, but chances are you'll get close. and you can add that white part to the bottum of them pretty easily as well. Yes, but go with second hand, cheaper, goodstuff, and if you mess up, it's not a...

Do we bump here? i don't think we bump here, perhaps i am mistaken.

Thank you for the tips waynekaa. I may not be making that exact item, but the suggestions give me ideas for other things. Thank you very much.

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thank you ^^ yah, let me know if any of those work, and if not what you used instead, cause it may have worked better.

prolly, there seem to be a wide variety.

well most "starter packs" come with a tool, and you just need a hammer and a flat surface. though the bigger tools make things easier.

That hakama pattern is great too, the pleats are a bit difficult, but the thing comes out great. One of my friends who doesn't even really know how to sew is making a really nice one.

wow, those are going to be tough. Well leather is a bitch to sew, so i'd recomen getting the most leather looking stuff you can find. The rivets or "eyelits" as they will be called at the fabric store aren't too expensive and fairly easy to apply. I know they have starter sets at Jo-Ann fabrics. I'm...