Oh cool, you spent 10000+ hours on your dress? Oh, it has 5000000+ glass beads? Nice. So how much did that fucker cost you in money and life?
>>8710116
As someone who makes gowns, corsets, AND armor, armor is easy as shit. It's just time consuming.
>>8710116
>230+ hours
Somehow I doubt it took a solid month of 8 hour work days to make something so mediocre. Unless this person had to spend all that extra time transforming party hats into usable materials rather than actually ponying up a few bucks for real supplies.
>>8710431
Oh your one of those cosplayer. Why spend 5 bucks on a cone shaped object when you can buy 30 dollars of supplys and materials and craft them yourself for 3 hours. It's so much better.
>>8710116
The project I'm working on right now (sorry, no photos) is the first time I actually bothered to write down expenses.
I'm at 60€ right now, and I still need wig, pair of glasses, boot covers, miniskirt and some modifications to the main jacket, mostly sewing a pattern on it.
I hope that I don't end up going over 100, but that seems pretty unlikely. Especially since I probably have to commission the parts requiring sewing. Haven't touched a sewing machine personally in over 10 years
>>8710116
At least that budget seems realistic. I hated when this cosplay budget trend came in and cosplayers were literally adding electricity costs to their total expenses to up the cost of their cosplay.
>>8710551
The fuck is wrong with spending a lot of time to make your cosplay? This is a hobby, hobbies are meant to fill your time.
>>8710628
Work smarter not harder.
>>8710551
> your
> supplys
Did you ask your parents permission before going online today, dummy anon?
Is this a general thread to talk about budgets for cosplay or will I need to go somewhere else to have a budget question answered?
>>8710116
>modge podge
