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Taza de te origami. Tea cup

Alice in Wonderland Talking Doorknob

This is pretty neat! You have heard of just using Talc (baby powder) to dull a wig's unwanted shine, but this method takes a little more time. Here, you will use fabric softener and talc. You can stop passing up those cute, synthetic wigs you find in the hair stores or those cosplay wigs you find online. If you don't mind the extra work, let's go! You will need styling tools (flat iron, comb, scissors, product) and talc powder. Fabric softener is also needed. The brand of the softener does…

DeviantArt is the world's largest online social community for artists and art enthusiasts, allowing people to connect through the creation and sharing of art.

DeviantArt is the world's largest online social community for artists and art enthusiasts, allowing people to connect through the creation and sharing of art.

This is a tutorial that I made, showing the world how to bring a dead wig back from the dead. I hope it is helpful!

Have you ever purchased a wig online that looked beautiful and perfect, only to receive it and it was a shiny monstrosity? Well, no more, I tell you! This tutorial on removing the shine from a wig...

Recycled Plastic Container Crown, a DIY Queen of Hearts crown made out of a recycled sour cream container.

This Halloween, I knew I needed to get a head start. Last year it crept up on me and my costume was thrown together in a fury. The minion look turned out pretty adorably, yet it wasn’t super …

Cosplay DIY: Teeth - A tutorial by ~thehornedcasanova on deviantART I'm guessing the teeth are fake nails..

Natural eye makeup

Dark and mysterious, this full length tulle cape the perfect ethereal shroud for a witch, ghost, spirit, zombie, wraith, specter, banshee or spook! It is ready to ship - no waiting! And just in time for Halloween. This handmade tulle cape is made from layers of black tulle with just a few layers of light gray tulle that has subtle shimmer finish and is as light as air. It has two tiers, a big mysterious hood and an antiqued silver metal closure at the neck. One size fit all. This…

This blog is meant to inspire and help more people to cosplay. Providing all followers with tutorials, tips, advice, videos, and messages to improve their cosplay. Yet, primarily focusing on the positives of cosplay, embraces all cosplayers, and shows the various reasons why people partake in the hobby. Here the blog encourages more people to cosplay, in ordered to better the cosplay community. Like our title, ‘You Can Cosplay’

This is the final design of the Caterpillar I did for Tim Burton's "Alice in Wonderland". You may notice a slight similarity to Alan Rickman regarding t... Alice - Caterpillar