using pepakura or paper sculpture software for cosplay patterns

However, I have mo experience with pepakura - I have only ever done cardboard builds with paper templates - and I’m hoping the pepakura app will produce templates that I can easily cut out and assemble on paper. I’m planning to build a Din Djarin Mandalorian costume out of EVA foam, and by far the best looking template I’ve seen is this complete template set from papercraftuniverse3D on Etsy. r/bizcardz For all your prop business card needs r/cawwsplay Cosplay that makes you go aww r/ResinCasting All things rubber, resin and reproduction!

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Using pepakura or paper sculpture software for cosplay patterns