Years ago I visited a Craft Fair and discovered in the Paper Decoration / Paper Crafting Area a super great new Material.
Maybe some of you know it.
But here in the german Cosplay Scene, and perhaps also for many other Countries it's really a Novelty.

It can be used for Paper Decoration, for Gemstones, Paint and much more.
In this Tutorial I made a kind of Decoration for Costumes/ Setting for Stones.

Here are two Shops I found at the Internet:
german shop
uk shop (only Powder)

FOR MAKING GEMSTONES PLEASE READ THE LAST TIP

In the last tutorial I showed you how to work with Worbla's Finest Art and Worbla's Deco Art.
And it goes even further with Worbla.

Today I want to tell you the theme "coloring".
Worbla can be simple paint, varnish or spray. But what only few people know, you can even color Worbla's Deco Art.

So let's go:

Based on 2 tutorials, I have given you a view about Worbla's Finest Art.
Today I want to bring you his little brother closer:

Worbla's DECO Art

For all american friends: it is similar to Friendly Plastic. Nevertheless I want to show you the handling of this material closer.
The Worbla materials work similar. A second tutorial on Worbla's Deco Art will come soon, too.

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For everyone who don't know where to buy Worbla's Deco Art. You can buy it here:
coscraft www.coscraft.co.uk/
my costume www.mycostumes.de/

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Let's start:

Welcome to my second Worbla's Finest Art tutorial.
Today I want to show you how you can use Worbla's Finest Art for sculpturs and more.

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For everyone who don't know where to buy Worbla's Finest Art. You can buy it here:
coscraft www.coscraft.co.uk/
my costume www.mycostumes.de/

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Let's start:

Hello and welcome to my first Worbla's tutorial.
Here are some pictures on "How to use Worbla's"

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But first: What is Worbla's?

Worbla's Finest Art is a thermoplastic that's ultra cosplayer-friendly. It cuts easily with a knife or a pair of scissors. Then simply heat it up with steam, hot water or hot air (90°C), and it'll become mouldable. Once it's cooled down it goes hard again.

Worbla's works with spray paints and acrylics very well. There is glue on the shiny side, so multiple layers can be added when it's hot. And because it's only about 1mm thick, it's very good for creating details.

Don't throw away any leftovers! They can be heated up and then rolled together, then you can use it like putty.

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you can buy it here:
coscraft www.coscraft.co.uk/
my costume www.mycostumes.de/