Diy steampunk accessories

DIY Steampunk Projects [costume, jewelry, decor]

DIY Steampunk Shoulder Armor / Foam Armor Template: I made a mechanical arm pattern a while ago, and though it looked pretty epic by itself, I felt it would be even better if it was a part of a larger mechanical body armor piece. Those were the roots behind this steampunk shoulder armor, though it ho…

I just want to provide some more examples of how you don't have spend a great deal of money to put together a Steampunk outfit. If you'r...

I have been creating some items for the Steampunk display we are making for the library. The theme for the teen summer reading program is "Beneath the Surface". Below are a few items that will come in handy while Zombie hunting. First is a Steampunk Journal. It's made from an old book I had saved from a discard from the library. The black hose is actually a plastic straw from a Six Flags cup. I made the gauge from a Powerade bottle cap and a downloaded print. I got the watch piece from my…

I’ve never given much thought to costuming in the steampunk realm, until I did. My sewing fairy godmother once told me that steampunk costumes should have a theme or purpose, and while that m…

This Steampunk jetpack takes a few days to make due to drying time but it is really simple, easy and cheap to make. We made ours for no money using two soda bottles and a bunch of little bits of ra…

A round up of 20 Steampunk Project Ideas for any steampunk fan, that can be made using mainly recycled materials.

Rivets are great for adding personality to a costume. Here's 9 of my favourites!

Here's a quick and easy way to turn a regular umbrella into a steampunk umbrella with some ribbon, paint, and a pizza box!

They say the devil is in the details, but I say the steampunk is in the details. It’s the little touches to any costume (or any cosplay for that matter) that strike a cord with others. I don’t know about you, but I dress up so that I can meet and mingle with fellow enthusiasts. […]