#eva foam

1. First, I measured everything according to Mir's arms. It turned out really important for the whole outfit: an inch bigger or smaller can ruin the final look, I swear. So, I drew the patterns by hand

2. I cut the bases out of hard 5 mm eva. Then, I cut the patterns out with a box cutter and transferred to 2 mm eva with a regular pen. I fixed paper patterns in places with sewing pins, it works super great.

3. I cut patterns out with the same box cutter really carefully, so not to cut too much, bc I'd have to fix it later. The most difficult part for me was holding the knife at 90° to the table to get even edges. Well, I really messed this mission up, but luckily, it didn't make the result much worse phew

4. This thin eva has a glue base, so it was super easy to glue pattern on the base. I also sanded the edges with sanding paper. You can also use a dremel, but this craft was easy enough to go with just sanding paper.

5. I used a heat gun to warm it all up, rolled the parts with my hands, and held that way until they cooled down again. I also used liquid nails with water to fix some ectra cuts I made on the pattern.