but i was wondering, how are you gonna make these? i have plans of cosplaying someone with boots similar to these. how are u gonna make boot with laces on it? if its not too much to ask, sorry for the bother.
@Mau Generally you wouldn't do a lace-up bootcover with stretch fabric. Personally I would paint a lace-up boot to match, rather than trying to make it, since it requires stiffer materials. Krylon Fusion is a good spraypaint for synthetic shoes (ie not real leather).
Out of curiosity, since my costume's shoes just look like one long thigh-high panty-hose, what if a cheap flat shoe was used instead of a heeled shoe? Would the rules of this tutorial still apply?
Yes, it definately works! I have done some boots (non-stretch method) using just $1 mesh sandals from Chinatown as the base, and it worked no problem. Ballet-style plain flats would be your best bet, anything without embellishments or laces makes a perfectly fine base shoe.
what material did you use for the red boots? also what type of shoes did you use for the thigh high boots? im cosplaying as black rock shooter,if you look her up the shoes you used for the thigh high boots are asolutely perfect, also what material would you recomend for these boots, i need them too stay up on my leg. thanks shannen, you can contact me on shannen.rebecca@hotmail.com
Hi! I used this tutorial for making the boots for my Sango cosplay. The boots turned out great! So many cosplayers neglect the shoes on a costume, but they really completed the outfit, and I even won an award. :D Second place in Best Craft! Probably partly thanks to the boots! ;)
Hey, I needed to know if this method would still work if using a non-stretch material. The reason I ask is the boots I'm working on actually go over the pants and they're loose pants. Since stretch material would show the bunching on the pants that won't work so I wanted to see if a non-stretch would still work with this method just using the second way of attaching.
sorry i know you probably got this question a lot, but my question is basically the same as the Anonymous, i am also cosplaying black rock shooter and would love to know what material you used for the boots, and what base you used :) my email is Cahetrick@cox.net. If you cant reply that's fine!
Thank you Thank you Thank you!! You've given me at least an idea of what I'm about to do. I have a tight time limit and need to finish a Superman costume asap for a party. Thanks again :)
your tutorial is awesome, but im not sure how to go about making covers for the boot style im doing ( im cosplaying as sherwood forest ashe from league of legend... model page: http://www.lolking.net/models/?champion=22&skin=2)would you be able to help me out by explaining how to do this? email is littleonna@gmail.com
Hey I know your post is old but maybe you'll read this by chance :S
I wonder what the fabric is called which you used for the red shiny shoes *-* Is it stretchable as well like notmal...nonvarnishlike Spandex or isn't it.
I am SO unbelievably curious because I need this kind of shiny shoes for a current cosplay. <3
oh this is awesome! I'm planning a "Madam Raz" costume for the next convention and the boots were... well not something you can buy. the top and the pants are a sinch, and I can make the hat/wig thing easy. But I was stuck on the boots.
That is AWESOME. I wondered how you'd gotten such cool looking Terra boots when you showed me the pics at NYCC. Thanks
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ReplyDeleteThis tutorial rocks so hard thanks Jewels!
ReplyDeletethanks for the tutorial!!!
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@Mau Generally you wouldn't do a lace-up bootcover with stretch fabric. Personally I would paint a lace-up boot to match, rather than trying to make it, since it requires stiffer materials. Krylon Fusion is a good spraypaint for synthetic shoes (ie not real leather).
ReplyDelete@mf(x) : oh, i get it. so, you're going to paint the laces, somehow similar to the boots you're gonna cosplay?
ReplyDelete@Mau No, just paint the shoes & replace the laces.
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ReplyDeleteOut of curiosity, since my costume's shoes just look like one long thigh-high panty-hose, what if a cheap flat shoe was used instead of a heeled shoe? Would the rules of this tutorial still apply?
ReplyDeleteYes, it definately works! I have done some boots (non-stretch method) using just $1 mesh sandals from Chinatown as the base, and it worked no problem. Ballet-style plain flats would be your best bet, anything without embellishments or laces makes a perfectly fine base shoe.
ReplyDeleteWhat material did you use for the blue boots? Matte Milliskin as well? Great tutorial, thanks for your help
ReplyDeletewhat material did you use for the red boots? also what type of shoes did you use for the thigh high boots? im cosplaying as black rock shooter,if you look her up the shoes you used for the thigh high boots are asolutely perfect, also what material would you recomend for these boots, i need them too stay up on my leg. thanks shannen, you can contact me on shannen.rebecca@hotmail.com
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ReplyDeleteI used this tutorial for making the boots for my Sango cosplay. The boots turned out great! So many cosplayers neglect the shoes on a costume, but they really completed the outfit, and I even won an award. :D Second place in Best Craft! Probably partly thanks to the boots! ;)
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ReplyDeleteI needed to know if this method would still work if using a non-stretch material. The reason I ask is the boots I'm working on actually go over the pants and they're loose pants. Since stretch material would show the bunching on the pants that won't work so I wanted to see if a non-stretch would still work with this method just using the second way of attaching.
If your using shot high heels and making long boots out of it how do you make it stay up on your leg?
ReplyDeleteLoved this tutorial. Can I get more info on thigh high boots? Briezy32@gmail.com
ReplyDeletethank you! also the ones you made look amazing <3
ReplyDeleteHi, what is the first draping used for? I thought you're supposed to use the fabric you want to use to make the boot covers?
ReplyDeleteI'm trying to make these boots http://www.zerochan.net/878867#full ; http://images.wikia.com/vocaloid/images/5/50/IAreference.jpg
Would you be able to help me out on making these boots please?
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thank you! I really love your boots, they're so pretty!
What kind of paint did you use to paint te bottom of the black and white boots?
ReplyDeleteIs it regular paint like you would use to paint the walls of a house?
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Thanks!
I know this an old post. Thanks for keeping it up it has helped me so much. Thanks again. great pics.
ReplyDeletesorry i know you probably got this question a lot, but my question is basically the same as the Anonymous, i am also cosplaying black rock shooter and would love to know what material you used for the boots, and what base you used :) my email is Cahetrick@cox.net. If you cant reply that's fine!
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ReplyDeletethis is very helpful!!! i will use this technique on my next cosplay and would totally link this blog for credits!!!
thanks you soooo much for sharing!!!! ^____^
Thank you Thank you Thank you!! You've given me at least an idea of what I'm about to do. I have a tight time limit and need to finish a Superman costume asap for a party. Thanks again :)
ReplyDeleteyour tutorial is awesome, but im not sure how to go about making covers for the boot style im doing ( im cosplaying as sherwood forest ashe from league of legend... model page: http://www.lolking.net/models/?champion=22&skin=2)would you be able to help me out by explaining how to do this? email is littleonna@gmail.com
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ReplyDeleteHey I know your post is old but maybe you'll read this by chance :S
ReplyDeleteI wonder what the fabric is called which you used for the red shiny shoes *-*
Is it stretchable as well like notmal...nonvarnishlike Spandex or isn't it.
I am SO unbelievably curious because I need this kind of shiny shoes for a current cosplay. <3
hello do you cover changing the shape of the boot the bottoms? thanks
ReplyDeleteHi! Greaf tutorial. I was wondering if four-way stretch vinyl would work as well. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteA video would be appreciated :D
ReplyDeleteoh this is awesome! I'm planning a "Madam Raz" costume for the next convention and the boots were... well not something you can buy. the top and the pants are a sinch, and I can make the hat/wig thing easy. But I was stuck on the boots.
ReplyDeleteThank you for this!
Hi... I have a question.... what is the name of the fabric you used to make those black and white boots? Thanks.
ReplyDeleteamazing idea i will try it
ReplyDeletethis is the BEST, are you sure hot glue will stay put?
ReplyDeleteAmazing tutorial! I've linked it here:https://www.facebook.com/CostumeCon36/?hc_ref=PAGES_TIMELINE&fref=nf
ReplyDeletethank you! also the ones you made look amazing <3
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