Cia hyrule warriors cosplay

Skip to content Termina Cosplay documented the process of creating her Cia costume, and shared it with us. The project was way over my skill level when I started, and I ended up hating my first attempt at the bodysuit. To make the red translucent piece that sits over the eye hole, I actually used resin! I used gold stretch vinyl to make the trim and the stripes, and I had to hand sew each stripe on individually to the bodysuit. I used fabric glue to attach everything, and coated them with Mod Podge to seal them, and painted with acrylic paints. To make the hat, I started by making a base out of craft foam and foam board. I also made the metal looking parts out of craft foam, EVA foam, and Worbla.

I also made the metal looking parts out of craft foam, EVA foam, and Worbla. I created the hat by making a base of of craft foam, foam board, and expanding foam, I covered that base with fabric, and then made the gold details with craft foam and Worbla like the rest of the armor. To be featured on Daily Cosplay just fill out the entry form and provide two or more photos. Then I filled the points I formed out of foam board with expanding foam and let it cure.

Complicated dress may need more than 30 days. Next we move onto the shoes. You also can choose other shipping methods to have a fast shipping. I created the hat by making a base of of craft foam, foam board, and expanding foam, I covered that base with fabric, and then made the gold details with craft foam and Worbla like the rest of the armor.

I used gold stretch vinyl to make the trim and the stripes, and I had to hand sew each stripe on individually to the bodysuit. I used fabric glue to attach everything, and coated them with Mod Podge to seal them, and painted with acrylic paints. Lastly, I added LEDs to the inside of the mask to make the eyes glow red. To make the hat, I started by making a base out of craft foam and foam board. I also made the metal looking parts out of craft foam, EVA foam, and Worbla. As for paint, used metallic spray paints to give it a base color and I weathered with acrylic paints. Once cure, I carved out their shapes.