I have bought some EVA foam and worbla to work on a cosplay for themed Halloween, didn't do that much research, I'm gonna be honest, bought basically 2 times too little worbla and I have to finish the costume this weekend. I have EVA foam (thinner and thicker, thinner for shoulder pads so that they can stick out and not look bulky and thicker for the front armour piece and details of it.) Now that I'm doing my research it turns out worbla should be sandwiched AROUND EVA foam to hold it's shape. I assumed I'd make a shape with worbla on too of a mold and glue EVA foam, well, on top of it with hot glue. Is it possible to do? I can't find a tutorial like that anywhere on the Internet and I just don't have enough worbla for a double layer/a margin, my cosplay pieces barely fit as is. (BTW, I'm not looking for detailed, fitted armour that's why the pieces aren't fitted, I'm just looking to bend them a little to the body shape so they stay rigid and flat. I'm cosplaying Mettaton EX from Undertale) This is my very first cosplay with actual materials which didn't just involve sewing a few things together so please don't yell at me if this is a stupid question lol. I'm just trying to finish this cosplay functionally on time   submitted by   /u/OkListen6546 [link]   [comments]