Use Cricut & Worbla to make Cosplay Bracers || @PerlerTricks

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Get App Do your research. Find good reference images. 1 @PerlerTricks on

Get App Size and draw out your design. 2 @PerlerTricks on

Get App Scan & digitize your design using your favorite graphics program. 3 @PerlerTricks on

Get App Tape 2mm EVA foam to a StrongGrip mat. 4 @PerlerTricks on

Get App Insert deep cut blade. 5 @PerlerTricks on

Get App Slide roller guides to the edges. 6 @PerlerTricks on

Get App Import, size and align your design in Cricut Design Space. 7 @PerlerTricks on

Get App Set materials. Pressure # = 70 Passes = 3 Pressure = More 8 @PerlerTricks on

Get App Load the mat. Push the flashing buttons. 9 @PerlerTricks on

Get App Let ‘er rip! 10 @PerlerTricks on

Get App Weed the negative space. 11 @PerlerTricks on

Get App Trace outline onto Worbla twice. 12 @PerlerTricks on

Get App Cut both out leaving approx 1/2” allowance. 13 @PerlerTricks on

Get App Heat, sandwich, press edges. Heat again & use tools to press around all foam edges. 14 @PerlerTricks on

Get App Silicone-tipped sculpture tools work 👌. 15 @PerlerTricks on

Get App Heat again and bend around arm. Ta-da! Next up...finishing. 16 @PerlerTricks on

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