Hi! Could this be used to create a mummy costume for Halloween? Thanks.
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Yes.It is a little stronger than I expected.I was looking for gauze for shredding like old curtains and it didn't shred as well as I hoped. I bet it would be great for a mummy. It is bright white, so expect to soak it in tea or something to make it dingy.
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Yes, but it's thin so you might need more than one packet. I used it to drape over mannequin heads and it needed multiple layers. Good luck
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I think so. It may be hard to sew since it is so fragile - but if you are just wrapping yourself up should be good. Great Idea!
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I've used it to hem a faux leather skirt for a Xena Warrior Princess Halloween costume and it worked fine. Also, used it to glue rickrack and plastic gemstones and sequins to the leather. The issue will be if there is an exposed edge of the seat that will tend to peel back with abrasion and/or sheer stresses over time. The glue works on vinyl faux leather.
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No. I only use it for halloween projections for a haunted house. The Rez is not good for theatre quality.
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Oh yeah. It think it would work just fine for your costume. My favorite costume is "partly cloudy with a chance of showers" with surprise spray bottle
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Hi, that is such a great idea. I don't see why not since you can do anything with chocolate. If you want to show the brain inside I would recommend to put them after. If you have a sharp knife just make a little hole in the skull by shaving the chocolate carefully and use melted chocolate to glue it. I made jell-o ones with clear gelatin and put what you like in it. This time I am decorating the skulls for "Dia de los muertos" the day of the death a Mexican tradition and the kids love to make them look in youtube and you'll see how nice they are. I hope I was a help, good luck and have tons of fun
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It would probably be too big. I bought it last halloween for my 7 y/o son and it was pretty big. I dont know if they make them in toddler sizes, but it is a great costume for kids.
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Yes, I used this to make armor for some costumes. I used an iron to do it (place the foam between some newspaper on both sides for 10-15 seconds and shape how you want) it holds its shape pretty well
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Yes, I think it would be if you combined it with layered sleep ware, wool socks, and a beanie. I used it at 20 degrees and was toasty. Please be aware that sleeping bags ratings are based on survivability not comfort. Pros: very warm and comfortable. Non-mummy bag provides lots of room. Cons: It's a very large bag thus takes up a lot of space in the car or camper. Car camping only. Designed to accommodate big people. My suggestion to others is: buy two smaller bags.
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My husband used it for a deadpool costume with no problem. The dead pool costumes (or at least his) was form fitting so u won't probably be able to wear anything under it but your skiivies or underarmor.
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I am thinking a medium, but I would be concerned it might not be long enough. You should email the maker. Sorry.
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From what I have read you can actually just purchase a piece of silk and cut it to size. Someone mentioned putting some holes in it to make it look like a ghost. I have not tried that.r0n.....
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Yes it can be used for serious cosplays (I got mine for Vriska and it works perfectly) However I would not recommend this wig for Feferi, it's a bit too short and wavy for her.
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Great question. My friend whom I purchased it for asked me the same question! Probably wont work for that. It was only made for tobacco. Im sure you could try though- its inexpensive enough and looks fancy. I think its a great way to pretend you are Sherlock Holmes. Best wishes!
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I've left good indents into the foam. Its pretty thin and if you want it to last for a long time this might work. I would suggest glue two layers together and carve into both. I use it to make cosplay armor and you can easily use a ball-point pen to dig into the foam
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I am thinking you can do that. The magnets are NOT super strong and thus will not frustrate a child wanting to dress her paper doll. However, if the child wants the paper dolls to do calisthenics, then the magnetic clothes might not hold quite as well - lol. I do believe it will work fine for your purposes. Have fun!
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Hi, I was wondering the same thing because I need this for a Halloween costume. I just called the actual vendor and they confirmed that they are out of stock and it would be at least a month before they get their shipment in. :-(
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I do not use this product for mask making, I use it in plaster restoration. It is perfect for making lightweight slip molds of ornamental plaster details that are in place, specifically ceilings, it is very dense and sticks well, 5-8 coats works great although still drips. I keep all molds for repair purposes, they take up little space but will stiffen up over time so I keep them wrapped in plastic to remain pliable. They will reproduce details and cast perfectly, but get a little tough and not as flexible so a little care is needed not to tear in thin areas. I've got a shelf of molds, some must be at least 6 or 7 years old and still cast well.