Aiiro-Bara
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- 4 Dec 2005
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I've heard acrylic paints stay well on fabric. I've never tried them, but I've heard that they don't crack when they're washed like fabric paint do. It'll be tedious, but you won't need to pay as much for patterned fabric and you can focus more on the details because the construction will not be as difficult (lighter colours are easier to manage as well as the fabric you would use being very light weight). I think that you might have to water it down to get the right texture and colour consistency. Test it on a scrap of fabric first. I wouldn't want you making a mistake in the composition of paint on the actual yukata.
If you're going with a wig, there are several sites that have good information on them. I know Cosplay.com has a forum for wigs. They usually have some pretty good advice. Amphigory and CosWorx are also reputable providers of wigs (Amphigory will most likely have a better selection for the colour and style, I've found, but try both).
hideto: Thank you. Though, maybe I was unclear when explaining my cosplay? I was originally going to do a kimono cosplay of Shin, but lack of time and money made me go with something for which I can get most of the clothing at a thrift store, Nao's bright orange outfit. I apologize if I confused you.
If you're going with a wig, there are several sites that have good information on them. I know Cosplay.com has a forum for wigs. They usually have some pretty good advice. Amphigory and CosWorx are also reputable providers of wigs (Amphigory will most likely have a better selection for the colour and style, I've found, but try both).
hideto: Thank you. Though, maybe I was unclear when explaining my cosplay? I was originally going to do a kimono cosplay of Shin, but lack of time and money made me go with something for which I can get most of the clothing at a thrift store, Nao's bright orange outfit. I apologize if I confused you.