Termina Cosplay shared this video tutorial on the process of making Link’s bracer from Hyrule Warriors.
Hyrule Warrior’s Link Bracer – Video
Smoothing Worbla – Video
The excellent Coregeek Cosplay and Creations (FB) gave us this quick tutorial on getting super smooth Worbla.
He’s now shared this video explaining the process and showing the various stages of smooth you can achieve with primer, shellac, gesso and of course lots of sanding.
Katarina’s Swords from League of Legend – Video
Kinpatsu Cosplay shared this video of the making of her Swords for her Katarina costume from League of Legends.
The Sandwich Method – Video
Bambi Cosplay shows the basics of the Sandwich Method for working with Worbla in this video.
Painting with Acrylics – Video
There are many ways to paint Worbla, and Kamui Cosplay shares this video of how to use acrylics to achieve a three dimensional look.
Fixing Seams – Video
Rhaya Cosplay shared with us how to fix seams and repair damage to Worbla pieces.
Dark Valkyrie Diana – League of Legends Build – Video
Kamui Cosplay’s progress video of her Dark Valkyrie Diana from League of Legends.
Automail Build – Video
Building Automail? Fawnina shared the full build of her Lan Fan automail, which can be easily modified to apply to other characters and similar mechanical arms and legs.
How to Make a Pattern – Video
A collection of videos sharing different methods for patterning armor and accessories
Bracer Making Basics – Video
A collection of videos showing different methods of creating bracers with Worbla.
Sailor Moon Tiara – Video
Axceleration created this great video showing how she made a Sailor Moon Tiara from Worbla.
Hawkgirl Build – Video
Axceleration created this great video series documenting her work with Worbla for a Justice League Hawkgirl costume.
How to Attach Your Armor – Video
A collection of videos to show different ways to attach your armor once you have made it, so you can wear your piece!
Introductions to Worbla – Video
These videos are some of the first that were created to talk about Worbla, while they’re older they still have a lot of information regarding the basics, so if you’re looking for a starting point check these out.