Fishbones has honestly, always been the easier of the two main weapons for Jinx. I don't struggle as hard with the rocket launcher as much as I do with the mini-gun. But I told myself, I was going to improve on my craft and create my cosplays as fully as I can each month. So I started off with Fishbones and went up in difficulty for the project. I started off with a 3 foot piece of PVC pipe. I believe it was the 3" diameter, but you can do what size makes you happy. I used 10

Welcome back to my first prop walk through! I am super excited and so happy that I get to talk about building an all-foam weapon. This year is the year I am working on my wig-styling and my prop making. I am by no means an expert, but I am blessed to have the guidance and love from my friends that are better at it than me, helping me out and making sure I succeed. I want the same of you, which is why I make these posts. I am specifically breaking up these weapon posts so that

Yet another installment into the Slayer Jinx build! I'm super excited that I probably only have 4 articles after this one (Shirt/Jacket/Belt, Zapper, Pow Pow, and Fishbones) and I'm really excited to be getting into my April Build! If you are interested in seeing what it is, check out my Facebook, Instagram, or sign up for my newsletter! I try to only send those once a month, around the middle of the month. Anyway, today we're going to talk from the boots up, starting with th

I felt like this was going to be a short post if I only did one of these pieces, so I smooshed em together. These are hopefully really straight forward and help you for future builds as well! BOOTS: For the boots, I found a pair on Amazon for about $20, and once they arrived (thank you Prime), I cut the tops off and held em together with duct tape. I may go back over them again once I have time to with bias tape so that it looks more finished, but we'll see. I cut out six str