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Cosplay.Mom: "Play nice!"
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But I you anyway. ^_______^(There, there... everyone has their little hobbies and such... )
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OBJECTION!
Join Date: Jul 2003
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Tips on Latex? I've worked with latex before so I'll give you some hints:
1)You can find Latex and liquid latex in nearly any costuming store; the Party City by me has packages of the long sheets of latex, though it can be a bit expensive. 2)Use new latex and fresh Spirit Gum, never re-use latex. It gets really gross and once taken off the first time it son't stick as well with the Gum again. Our thespian troupe buys new Sprit Gum every year or two years, after that long the Gum loses it's sticky-ness apparently. 3)Spirit gum won't stick to tape too well since it's not porus (sp?) like flesh is. It sticks to fabric though but make sure it's something you're willing to get ruined; the Gum is hard to get out. 4)Apply the latex and Spirit Gum as needed, making sure that the ends won't peel up, then use flesh tone make-up to blend the ends with your bare skin. Application might take a while if you're doing you're whole front. 5)Removal: You'll need Spirit Gum Remover, hot water and soap won't cut it. The Gum is like peeling off duct tape; it's made to hold and hold fast. Use the remover on the places where the Gum didn't come off the skin. I've never used latex on such a large area, mostly using it for applying elf ears and fake chins and noses. Good luck if you want to try this, but keep in mind that an opaque, skin-tone leotard works just the same except for the obvious neck-line of the suit.
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Lord Cynic Almighty
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Join Date: Oct 2003
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There is a way to deal with hips?! I do hope you will post that soon. While I can get pretty flat for a C-cup, there's no way my hips are anything other than female. I do not expect miracles, but a little less would be nice. *g* |
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OBJECTION!
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Take an age bandage and tie it around you like a studebaker used for rock climbing. Unfortunatly, I can't find any tutorials for making a studebaker, you'll have to ask a rock climber or your gym teacher ^.^;
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Cosplay.Mom: "Play nice!"
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Ace bandage on hips: does it work if you sit, run around, etc.?? That might work for some padding of flesh ^__^;; , but I am so scrawny that the widest point one sees on MY hips is the bone directly beneath the skin. ^__^;; So yeah, I can't bind THAT smaller.
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Actually it does. The way the studebaker is tied (properly), it's made to stay put on you when rock climbing and it stayed on for the time I was walking around the house with it on. Maybe I'll wear it to school tomarrow and see how long it stays ^.^
I think I'll do that, and I'll give you guys the results.
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OBJECTION!
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Nope, I've been trying to find a pic and no luck.
And I wore it today in school and it worked! I even had people complimented me on how good my hips looked ^.^
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Master level costumer
Join Date: May 2003
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Query for those who regularly use Ace bandages for binding: are you having the same problems I'm having with the damn clippies, or am I just pulling too hard? I've managed to destroy all of the clips that came with the Ace bandage - well, one was already busted when I took it out of the package, it pulled apart as I was unwrapping it for the first time. Managed to pull the other two apart last weekend. Is anyone else having this problem? And can you buy spare clips?
I remember back in the day, Ace bandages came with all-metal clips that worked great. What's up with this elastic-banded clip? The elastic pulls right out of the clip!
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Cosplay.Mom: "Play nice!"
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The crappy clips do die after awhile, and I don't know if you can buy others (I have so many spare bandages, I just keep stealing the other clips.) I also find using safety pins (used perpendicular to the direction of pull) to be quite useful.
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Perpendicular, thanks for the tip. I did use safety pins when the clips busted (shot one across the room, too, still haven't found the other half) but I was concerned about the way they pull at the elastic threads. That's a big tip, awesome! Thanks!
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Looks like poo...I know..
Join Date: Oct 2003
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http://cdff.narcissisticelf.net/MananGacckt/mana03.gif shows his very nice hips, heh, so I shouldn't have to bind them right?
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Funtastic
Join Date: Oct 2003
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That's a boy o.0? Wow.. gender indeterminency at it's best IMHO. *blink* If I crossplayed him instead of Iori I'd be a lot closer to the desired end product.
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Join Date: Jun 2003
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i love that pic of mana. he looks so gorgeous...*swoon* |
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