yyalp

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This is my first post on the forum since I FINALLY decided to create an account after almost a year of reading posts without having one.. anyway.

I'm working on my first cosplay and decided that the Webhead would be a great choice. The style I chose is something more inspired by Bagley's work and somewhat also inspired by Alex Ross's style because I love the mirrored lenses.
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I plan to print on colored fabric since I hate it when the fabric stretches and the white is crisp on the surface of the costume.

I'm doing the pattern using the TASM 2 editable pattern made by kenlandrum (thank you kenlandrum you're a life saver!) since I don't particularly have any experience with pattern creation.

However, one problem I have had is that I have no idea how to know if the back spider is in the right position for sewing:
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If anyone can help me with this, I would be extremely grateful.

the back symbol was designed by Spyder4lyfe on Deviantart and its inspired by the dubious quality cartoon Ultimate Spider-Man

(I will update the post over time with new updates about the costume.)
 
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Hey man, saw your post earlier and wanted to let you know that there is a marvel costume section on this message board. You’ll probably won’t get any input here as this section is not specific for Spider-Man. Also, I feel like the back spider is fine, as most dye sublimation designs do the same thing
Good luck
 
Hey man, saw your post earlier and wanted to let you know that there is a marvel costume section on this message board. You’ll probably won’t get any input here as this section is not specific for Spider-Man. Also, I feel like the back spider is fine, as most dye sublimation designs do the same thing
Good luck
Oh, thanks a lot for replying! I'm sorry I took so long to see it tho lol

I must say I haven't made much progress lately, my PC had been dead for 2 months and I'm just getting back to the project now... Thanks so much for letting me know about the spidey costumes section, big help!
 
If your that worried about the back spider you could erase the one from the pattern get a red silicone sheet cut it to how you want it, then use 'Sil-Poxy' from smooth-ons or try and change the base pattern to make the back one piece with a neck dart a fare few people done that with there patterns and it will look better.
 
If your that worried about the back spider you could erase the one from the pattern get a red silicone sheet cut it to how you want it, then use 'Sil-Poxy' from smooth-ons or try and change the base pattern to make the back one piece with a neck dart a fare few people done that with there patterns and it will look better.
I've been thinking about the idea a lot to tell you the truth, I would love to have the two emblems in 3d, I thought about printing both in 3d with a flexible filament. I saw an El Fett video about Dragon Skin and it seemed extremely interesting to me, although I prefer not to take any chances because I don't have much experience with silicone.

About changing the pattern, that was my plan at first, but my fear is doing something wrong, I've never tried to work with it and I can't find very informative tutorials online.
 
I've been thinking about the idea a lot to tell you the truth, I would love to have the two emblems in 3d, I thought about printing both in 3d with a flexible filament. I saw an El Fett video about Dragon Skin and it seemed extremely interesting to me, although I prefer not to take any chances because I don't have much experience with silicone.

About changing the pattern, that was my plan at first, but my fear is doing something wrong, I've never tried to work with it and I can't find very informative tutorials online.
Yeah I can't make a pattern file for the life of me, also I don't think the flexible filament idea will work If it turns out to be like vinyl since its plastic it may work.
 
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