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Justin as Wario from Nintendo

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I made this costume for my friend Justin for our Smash Bros. Brawl group. Wario was such a fun costume to make! I love Wario so much! :D

I made the goggles from clay, fabric, and a clear plastic sheet. I covered a thrift store helmet with yellow lycra, attached a red fabric stripe, made fabric straps, and made all the "W"s on the costume from painted vinyl. I RIT dyed a pair of light jeans pink, made the shoe covers and modified work gloves. The vest was the hardest part. I made it completely from scratch out of denim. I wanted it the right color so I sponge painted the entire thing with turquoise paint. I hand painted the "Hurry up!" design on fabric and attached it to the back of the vest with Fabri-tac. I added little "W"s on the gold buttons on the front too.



More photos are in our Smash Bros. Gallery: [link]
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~wolf1boi Sep 12, 2011
Holy crap.
Perfect match!
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Congratulations sir.
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*CosplayCousins Sep 13, 2011  Hobbyist Artisan Crafter
Haha, thank you so much!
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Mood: Love ~MissChey Aug 8, 2011
Are you selling others like this? Or do a tutorial for me to show how you did the back.. I plan on doing a feminine Wario. and this would help a lot~
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*CosplayCousins Aug 20, 2011  Hobbyist Artisan Crafter
I'm not selling others at this time unfortunately since painting can be time consuming. I'll consider making a tutorial for patches or something similar though!

First, I collected reference pictures and printed the best one out in the correct size. I cut out the basic shape and traced it on red cotton fabric in pencil and then free-handed the rest of the design using the reference as a guide. Then I just painted everything with fabric paint. For the gradient parts I made sure the yellow was dry and I used slightly watered down paint. For this I attached the patch with Fabri-tac glue but a better idea would be to use HeatnBond iron-on adhesive on the fabric, paint, and then iron the patch on to the clothing. Here's a reference of the design in case you need another one: [link] Good luck! :heart:
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~MissChey Aug 21, 2011
Thanks a bunch! Any specific kind of fabric paint you used? I already have my jean jacket for it and cut the sleeves and bottom.. Did you also help make the helmet? xD I don't know where to start on that one...
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*CosplayCousins Aug 21, 2011  Hobbyist Artisan Crafter
I used the brand they sell at Joann's fabrics but I can't remember the name. Maybe Tulip? I'm not sure since it was a few years ago. I probably used plain acrylic paint for some of the parts too. We found a thrift store helmet and I covered it with yellow lycra fabric(the seam was down the middle and hidden by the red fabric stripe). I made the red straps on the sides from fabric and glued them to the inside of the helmet and I cut the W's out of vinyl fabric. I made the goggles out of random objects I found around the house because I was cheap, but you could just buy some too. :D -Tranquility
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~MissChey Sep 9, 2011
@.@ Oh trust me I'm as cheap as possible. xD So.. did you use the spray kind or the regular kind? I'm confused on which kind to buy.. Sorry for bothering you xD
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*CosplayCousins Sep 9, 2011  Hobbyist Artisan Crafter
I used normal paint and painted it on with a brush. :D
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~Comickid15 Apr 26, 2011
You may look rediculous to most people, but I still love the jacket and would definitely buy it...
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*CosplayCousins Apr 26, 2011  Hobbyist Artisan Crafter
Thanks! I really liked making it! :D

-Tranquility
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