Pyramid head mask tutorial

Description So I made one of these recently for a get-together, and it was a surprise hit! It was a lot of fun to pass around. I thought I'd post the pattern I'd made for myself in order to make it, so that people can make some of their own. It's not the most elaborate pattern, more of a basic start, but the shape is as about exact to the game model as I could manage. There's also an opening at towards the bottom of the front of the helmet, that would help make it a little easier to see…

Pyramid Head Costume: This is a scratch built costume I made for a friend of mine for Halloween. The head is made from styrofoam and some random parts collected from hardware store to dress it out a bit. The gratings on either side are hand woven from basket reeds. The t…

FFVII Buster Sword Tutorial: This instructable will show you my method for making Cloud Strife's Buster Sword from Final Fantasy VII. The basic plans and my final product are shown below. Now, let's get started, shall we?

Cosplay for pyramid head

I'm a little behind, but all of the dowels have been glued on. Next up, PAINT!!!!! #Pyramidhead #Silenthill

DIY Pyramid head cosplay!!!

Spray painted and hilted

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The beauty of dressing up for Halloween is that you can be absolutely anything you want. A ghost, a dragon, a zombie, your favorite musical artist, a crayon, existential dread personified, the list goes on and on! But one option that you might not have considered is a knock-off version of one of your favorite characters from a film, novel or TV series. Forget Stranger Things; this year you can be a character from “Unusual Events”! Or if you think Game of Thrones characters are overdone…