#elsa cosplay tutorial

Snowapocalypse hit and we barely got anything. However we took the opportunity to shoot my sister’s Elsa cosplay (Big Family Cosplay). Photo is by Rachael Kulick.

Costume Breakdown:

The bead encrusted dress was found at a local thrift store and purchased for $20. It was originally a halter top that was modified.

The shirt and cape were purchased from a girl on a  Disney buy/sell/trade used costume group for $30. I added bead trim around the collar and cuffs.

The  wig was purchased from a local wig shop for $40. It required minimal styling. Snow flake decorations where painted and sewn into the braid.

As requested A cape and wig tutorial! I only did teh back of the cape let me know if anyone would like  the over lay as well! 

Just got home for spring break and the first thing I did was make this for everyone who has been asking. Thank you for waiting patiently. Click on this link to see how I made my "Ice" shoes!

http://rebari.wordpress.com/2014/02/28/elsa-from-disneys-frozen-costume-walkthrough-part-3-the-shoes/

Finally, after a month of promising to produce this walkthrough I started it this weekend! Here is the links to part 1 and 2

Part 1 - Patterns & Materials

http://rebari.wordpress.com/2014/02/01/elsa-from-disneys-frozen-costume-walkthrough-part-1-patterns-materials/

Part 2 - Glitter & Snowflakes

http://rebari.wordpress.com/2014/02/02/elsa-from-disneys-frozen-costume-walkthrough-part-2-snowflakes-glitter/