Handmade Link and Zelda costumes

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My gf and I made Link and Zelda costumes for Halloween this year. They turned out pretty awesome (except for the picture of me, but...
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Some close ups
 
CannonFoddr said:
And of course, any Non-gamers wondered who the hell you came as & you spent half the night telling them all about Link & his wondrous adventures

Lol it was funny how all the kids got it and all the adults thought I was Robin Hood
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CannonFoddr said:
And of course, any Non-gamers wondered who the hell you came as & you spent half the night telling them all about Link & his wondrous adventures

Lol it was funny how all the kids got it and all the adults thought I was Robin Hood
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LMFAO. The kids at my school would be like, "WHO THE F**K IS ZELDA?".
 
Hikaru said:
LMFAO. The kids at my school would be like, "WHO THE F**K IS ZELDA?".

LOL SAME. xD
My case is worse. They go like "WHO THE **** IS A BOWSER?"
 
Wow, you made that yourself? That's pretty impressive. But, those are some pretty rad costumes.
 
Wow, those are pretty incredible. The attention to detail and the patience it probably took to make them. Did you have any help? Are you a costume designer? You definitely have a gift.
 
Hikaru said:
qwertymodo said:
CannonFoddr said:
And of course, any Non-gamers wondered who the hell you came as & you spent half the night telling them all about Link & his wondrous adventures

Lol it was funny how all the kids got it and all the adults thought I was Robin Hood
tongue.gif
LMFAO. The kids at my school would be like, "WHO THE F**K IS ZELDA?".

Usually kids think Link is Zelda especially in non-English countries
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Awesome costumes! I'd be interested in seeing a step by step as to how you did it. (materials, process, etc)
 
I thought, Hmmm that looks familiar for some reason.. And was gonna post how awesome it is.
But then I saw post #2.
 
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