Koumori No Hime Cosplay

How to make a Charlotte cosplay from Madoka Magica. Sugar Witch pattern provided by Cut/Sew. (Photo by Webyugioh) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Want to learn more about cosplay sewing? Check out my e-book: (currently available in Kindle format, though can be read on other devices through the free Kindle app).

Cosplay photoshoots area a great way to showcase your costume and to bring a character to life. But what if you aren’t near any conventions or photographer meet-ups? Then it’s time for a DIY photoshoot. Okay, maybe not completely do-it-yourself because you will need one other person (unless you have a self-timer and a tripod). THINGS YOU WILL NEED: -you in a costume -a camera -a person to use the camera -a location Now that you have all the pieces, here are some tips to make

Cut/Sew is an indie pattern company based out of Florida that has been bursting onto the cosplay scene. I’ve been eyeing their patterns for quite some time and was absolutely thrilled when they offered to send me a pattern to review! Cut/Sew features patterns for both fashion pieces and more character-specific cosplay designs. After much consideration, I decided to go with pattern #12, Sugar Witch, which is based off of the witch Charlotte from Madoka Magica! ----------------

Photoshoots are one of the most exciting parts of cosplay but they can also be intimidating. Even still I find it challenging to pose in front of the camera and can feel a bit lost. This is where pose references come in. Many characters have signature moves that really bring the character to life. Reference images are also great for communicating with a photographer who may not be familiar with the series you are cosplaying from. To gather pose references first start with the

Not surprisingly, the theme of the February/March issue is love. Peppered in between the usual convention reports for events such as Blizzcon are nerdy wedding inspirations. The cover story focuses around Firefly Path, a company that makes exquisite fantasy-inspired gowns. I have been following their designs for quite some time and it was an absolute treat to see the ethereal designs featured in a magazine. Along with wedding gowns, there is an interview with a fandom wedding