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Hi Patrons !!

Today I will show you a very old secret that I always do in all my Zeldas shoulders!
The curvature!
This method is very good as you do not have to cut the E.V.A and leave connection marks on the piece that should be smooth!!

Well, the secret is to use a thin E.V.A foam and not a thick one, you will need to make at least 6 curved boards to put them together later!
I used a large Christmas ball as the base for my bend, I heat the E.V.A with a heat blower and I trap it with a pan, yes, a large pan where the Christmas ball can fit inside! XD

The process has to be done very fast because it is all about time because it can cool and ruin your E.V.A!
After it cools down, I arrange the "wrinkles" one by one in my hand with the heat blower very patiently!

Then to connect them, the secret is to choose the two more beautiful boards as the main base of the top (for two shoulders) and turn it inside out to stick to another board, if you stick it without doing it, it may happen to gather air bubbles and it will ruin your work!
Also, there is another thing, do not use contact glue!! Ideally use "superbonder" or school white glue! <3

Once the boards are connected, for the inside, I cut two wires for each shoulder in the size of the curvature that I want the shoulder to have and I fix them with worbla on the shoulder and VOALÁ, it is round!!

It looks small, but with the details in the center and edge, it will be a little bigger and with a more curved look since the edge has a high relief!

Hope you enjoyed it and it helps you somehow! 💖🤗

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Anonymous

Definitely would love to try this out but I can’t find such a huge Christmas ornament hahaha😂

LayzeMichelle

You can use a Styrofoam head for wigs too! But you can't heat the E.V.A with the thermal dryer directly on its head already, otherwise it melts with the heat, which you wouldn't have to worry about with the Christmas ball! 😂

Anonymous

Thank you for the reply! Ah I see, I was actually wondering if I could use the styrofoam head because I just bought one haha. True, so it’ll be a little more time consuming, and I also use a hair dryer or iron instead of a heat gun since I don’t have a proper crafting room and scared of setting a fire 😂😅 But if it’s still doable I’d definitely do this way since I don’t have to calculate the notches. Thank you so much 💖

LayzeMichelle

I understand your pain!! My first shoulders I made with my knee and stove top! I just bought the thermal blower this year! 😂 And I imagine you can do yes! You already do beautiful things even without the necessary tools! 💖💖💖

Anonymous

I just realized there was a reply button 😂 wow I call that creativity 😆 Nice! I may get it at one point but I’ll first try with what I have😉 Aw thank you so much💖 I’m already excited with my future project plans✨