“If you run, you won’t see me stab you!”
–Katarina
You will play with knifes and gravers in this tutorial, but definitely you wouldn’t get yourself stabbed. Follow these easy steps and start creating the so called Katarina’s Blades.
Main materials:
If you cosplay, you will figure out in the whole process, styling the wig is the very step you can not even try to skip. You can get the costume and props at local or online stores, while you can hardly get a wig which has been styled perfectly for your face. We will constantly provide some wig styling tutorials, today, we are focusing on how to style Final Fantasy Cloud Strife wig for cosplay. Read More
The demon weapon Shikama Dōji has been the typical symbol of Shinoa Hiragi, any one who wants to cosplay this character can not neglect the scythe. Therefore, in this tutorial, we are providing a way of home-making the Shinoa weapon for cosplayers. Read More
Unlike the other RWBY team weapons which all include some sort of blade, Yang’s weapon is a pair of gauntlets known as Ember Celica. To cospay such a firecracker-like character, you will need to learn how to make this Dual Ranged Shot Gauntlets.
As always, the first step involves pattern drawing. Draw patterns on papers and trace
them on EVA sheets of 10 mm thickness.
For each gauntlet, we need 6 pieces of EVA patterns to assemble into a whole. In the picture above, pattern 1 is for the base, patern 2 is cartridge belt, pattern 3 is the cover, pattern 4 is muzzle cover sheet, pattern 5 and 6 are elbow pieces.
Pattern 2 should be 5cm longer and wider than pattern 1. 
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What you will need for creating a hooded cape:
-Some fabric you like, from black to violet, but always dark!
-A chalk pencil.
-Some kind of hood to take the shape from.
-A pencil.
-Some scrap of paper.
-A ruler (not pitcured, ops!) 
Start of with your fabric folded.
We’re doing a half a circle, so we need only 1 fold to do it.
If you fold it 2 times, you will have a whole circle!
Take your chalk pencil and mark 15-20 cm starting from the corner of the folded fabric with small dots, forming a quarter of a circle.
Pay attention not to move around the ruler, or you will lose the center!
