Maka Albarn Soul Eater Cosplay Tutorial

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In this video I'll show you how I made my Maka Albarn cosplay from Soul Eater. This is a great cosplay for beginners, especially if you thrift some too! I hope you find this tutorial useful, and if you have a question, don't hesitate to comment or reach out. Let me know how your Maka cosplay comes out!
0:00 Intro
0:39 Base Layers, Shoes
1:10 Coat
2:08 Yellow Vest
2:49 Scythe (Soul Evans)
4:35 Finished Cosplay
Tie: www.cheap-neckties.com/summer...
www.grailed.com/listings/2935...
Skirt: www.aliexpress.com/item/32568...
Photographs: Pangi Cospix / pangicospix
Another Awesome Scythe Tutorial: • How to make Maka's Dem...
Music: Soul Eater OST
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3 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 11

@AnimeArtest1 2 года назад

omg it looks so cool im getting a maka cosplay soon ^^ ill def follow your tutorial!

@KnoviceCosplay 2 года назад

yesssss more Soul Eater cosplay!! let me know if any questions come up!

@barbsp2494 2 года назад

You are amazing! Great tutorial.

@KnoviceCosplay 2 года назад

thank you!!!! ^-^

@beaverdctor Год назад

Amazing! You are super talented 🤩

@K1ll3rWhale 10 месяцев назад

THANK YOU SO SO MUCH! ❤️ I'll use this probably as a reference for my cosplay :3

@KnoviceCosplay 10 месяцев назад

i'm so glad! and i love your profile pic it's hilarious!

@eli_se173 9 месяцев назад

the blazer is such a good idea i was wondering how i could make her coat 😭

@KnoviceCosplay 9 месяцев назад

thrifting & modifying is a great way to go for common 'real life' garments! love doing it

@auliaimanda5714 Год назад

Love your video👌🏼 i have a question, what kind of fabric did you use for your coat?

@KnoviceCosplay Год назад

i'm not 100% sure what i bought since it was so long ago, but if buying stuff again I would use a cotton poplin, cotton twill, or cotton garbadine (which is often used for coats!) (normally I love poly but i recommend avoiding polyester for these types of fabrics b/c poly twill and poplin are too drapey and do not press nicely like cotton does)