General discussion

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I have made a ring holder, out of my worbla scraps, for all my cosplay and "normal" rings. whatever "normal" is these days... lol yes its rough but I like it that way... and i really cant be bothered tidying it up by putting fabric over the top at the moment but probably will at a later date. than

i added black worbla to my light saber... now it is unique. first pict shows before and after...

Hi everyone :3 I'm Emma - also going by Aenthralled Cosplay (pronounced an-thralled). I'm a relative newcomer to the cosplay scene having started less than 3 years ago but I've always been creating things (depending on who you ask, and whether you have seen my craft room, mess may or may not be a bi

Cant wait for the Auckland workshop! there are a lit of patient Steampunks awaiting the date

hello from Christchurch, nz i am very new to worbla and hope to do more projects with it in the future. The first time using it is when i bought the sample pack and made the Red Queens crown from the finest art sheet (sawdust colour) The second project was the sith shoulder armour with worblas blac

Hey guys, people know me as Kayla. But I've decided it was time to introduce my alter-ego... Perfect Randomness Cosplay! I'm a NZ Cosplayer based out of Auckland. I've only been Cosplaying casually since 2012 but became a full time Cosplayer back in 2015. It was only at the end of last year (2016) t

I'm Hannah from Wellington NZ! I've only recently started making things out of worbla, but I'm loving it already! My first project threw me into the deep end though: Abi Whistler's UV Arc from Blade Trinity. To this day, I've never seen another cosplayer or prop maker re-create this weapon so I'll c

Hi everyone ! I'm Sarah but you might know my alter ego NoonaPop. I'm from a little island called New Caledonia and I've been living in New Zealand for 2 years. I've been cosplaying for almost 10 years but really got caught in this crazy hobby since I moved here. Last year I did my first armor using

...and other misc materials :D One of the things that worbla is extremely good for is skinning a lighter and softer material to make it more durable, and this is especially good when you're wanting an organic shape for something like horns or antlers. I've made a few pairs in the past year or so, an

I am Josiene and I am originally from the Netherlands but I am living in New Zealand since a few years now. I have been making costumes for many years and had the pleasure of working in the movie industry here in NZ. I love working with Worbla because it is light, very easy to work with and durable.

Or what is coming up next for you?

I have been using Worbla for about two years now. It is an amazing product to use. I am looking forward to see all the cool things that you all do :)

Hi Everyone! I'm Becca aka Beccon. I'm still quite new to worbla but so far I am loving it to make Armour. I have some plans in the future that will hopefully show off my skills a bit better and I'm looking forward to learning all the tips and tricks to work with all the different kinds there are!

Hey all im rebecca known as pink star in the cosplay community. Ive been around for a while now about 8 years and was one of the first people in New Zealand to use worbla shipping it in from overseas. Im also a current worbla new zealand ambassodor so if u have any questions about using worbla send

I play a half-elf character in DnD (dungeons and dragons) This last part of the campaign she aquired a dagger.... so I decided to make it real.... made with a cardboard and mini $2shop dagger, smaller than the final piece, as a base.... with worbla overtop to make it bigger and added a jem and brow

my hubby broke his belt buckle (he must be superman) so i made my sons Reaper belt with it adding black worbla parts, painted in silver, so the belt slides behind and in the ”buckles” and hold really well.

Whats everyones insta? I recently (like last week) started using it to upload art stuff, need some awesome people to follow ^.^ Insta: thevoidcollector

Hi everyone, I'm Static and I'm based in Wellington. I'm a very proud ambassador of Worbla NZ and have been cosplaying for over 15 years, though only started getting into props and armour much more recently. I'm currently working on my sponsored build for WNZ, which is a draenei Death Knight from W

Hey everyone! I am completely new to making cosplay and Worbla! I found one of Kamui cosplays books on cosplay armour making in the Vic Uni book store two weeks ago (and since watched almost all her videos on youtube!) and that was the first time I'd ever seen Worbla. I wanted to try working with it

Hi all, I have been cosplaying for about 8 years now. I have started using worbla more and more because it’s so versatile, safe and lightweight and it’s so rad to be able to get sheets within the week instead of shipping from overseas. My next project is a Sister of Battle from Warhammer 40k (proba

Hey cool people. Ethan and Alex here from 2 player cosplay . An intro and a bit about us : Ethan has been making costumes and props since around 8 years ago and has had 2 years experience in contracted SFX work in Auckland Building sets and prop work for film and televison . Alex is new to the scen