Sewing
Props
Makeup
Wigs
Other
100

The most basic stitch, usually the first one you learn

Running stitch or straight stitch

100

Type of foam commonly used for cosplay props and armor, typically sold in sheets or rolls

EVA

100

A powder or cream-based product applied to create a rosy appearance on the cheeks

blush

100

Holds hair to the head underneath a wig

Wig cap

100

When is it okay at a con to touch or take a picture of a cosplayer

When they have given clear consent

200

The easiest kind of fabric to sew, but typically does not stretch

Cotton

200

This MUST be done to all 3d prints before they can be painted

Sanding

200

Product used after applying makeup to increase longevity and prevent transfer

Setting spray
200

A single unit of hairs in a wig

Weft

200

This type of cosplay competition often includes a performance aspect, such as skits and dances

Masquerade

300
This is used at the beginning and end of a machine stitch to secure the thread

Back stitch or reverse

300

The first step before working with any materials that may produce fumes or dust

Equip PPE

300

These two household ingredients can be used to make realistic fake scars and wounds

Flour and vaseline

300

This heat tool can be used to make a wig more voluminous and resistant to tangles

Crimper

300

Creating this polygon through posing and framing can help make your cosplay photos more dynamic

Triangle

400

The bottom thread in a machine

Bobbin

400

The golden standard glue used to create smooth, almost invisible seams and attachments on props and armor

contact cement

400
A common, reliable method for checking for sensitivity to a makeup product

Patch test or forearm swatch

400

This type of wig gives the appearance of hairs growing directly from the wearer's head, typically for more natural looks

Lace front

400

These are the three typical skill level classifications for most competitions

Novice, journeyman, and professional/master

500

These types of fabrics may appear multiple different colors based on how they are oriented

Organzas and velvet

500

This compound is abbreviated to EVA

Ethylvinyl acetate

500

This liquid pulls the skin tight to create the appearance of deep-set scars

Rigid Collodion

500

Amazon wig seller we will almost never recommend bc they suck and they should feel bad about it (but it's okay if you've used them, it's not like a moral failing or anything)

Map of Beauty

500

This character won last semester's Cutthroat Cosplay

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