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Making a jacket for halloween, could use suggestion

Posted by guvmar on: Sep 21st 2016 2:16:32 pm

I'm having trouble finding the correct grey (matte) in a thicker gauge latex so my backup is to get the 0.5mm silver (from here) and figure out how to make it seem a bit more structured. For context I'm making Marty McFly jr's...

JP, September 21st 2016 10:18:55 pm

Haven't done pieces large enough to make a jacket, but it's relatively simple to laminate two sheets of latex...

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Halloween is coming.. what are you making?

Posted by JP on: Sep 20th 2016 11:35:22 pm

Had fun with Robin last year, this year I've decided to do Nightwing.The comic book inspiration:Unlike most movie-style Batman/Robin versions lately, comic Nightwing isn't massively armored or hugely-built, just a thin suit over...

JP, November 11th 2016 1:08:48 pm

Also, the suit was a success in another way -- the really-detailed armored batsuits you see for cosplay are often...

JP, November 11th 2016 1:06:29 pm

Metallic black.  That's why the boots don't quite match, they're in a solid black finish.  Need to add...

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apprentice

latex corset

Posted by Mahakali on: Sep 7th 2016 10:44:38 am

Hello community,I'm new, and my english is not all that brilliant. But that is the only forum like that... so I will try it.I have made already some Latex pieces (underwear, bra, gauntlets, top/ bottom set with a zipper). I will...

majorjam02, April 7th 2023 5:16:08 am

Very nice.

Mahakali, October 7th 2016 9:31:12 am

The fit is very good. For a corset from non stretchy fabric I normally took the Pattern one size bigger and reduce...

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apprentice

Allurebound.com

Posted by AllureBound on: Sep 1st 2016 12:43:54 pm

Just opened my online store! Fashion Design major~Thank you MJ Trends. Love your latex! XOXOAntrice Allurebound.com

Chloe, September 7th 2016 10:57:35 am

Congrats on your store!

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latex pattern - sizing

Posted by kimjolly on: Aug 30th 2016 10:54:39 am

hi, I'm new to making latex and I'm having a real hard time adjusting regular patterns to latex to fit my body tightly, how much should I reduce from the regular patterns? any advice is appreciated, thanks!

Chloe, September 1st 2016 1:56:10 pm

For areas where you want a tight fit (horizontal measurements like chest, waist, etc) a good rule of thumb...

AllureBound , September 1st 2016 12:39:35 pm

If your using store brought patterns, the easy way~  use knit based designs measure yourself to the...

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