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LadySwallow — Tutorial: Forehead Protector
Published: 2008-10-14 12:42:36 +0000 UTC; Views: 23560; Favourites: 272; Downloads: 189
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My first tutorial! How to do: forehead protector from Naruto!Enjoy!
Original concept: M. Kishimoto
Specjalne podziękowania dla Pauliny za użyczenie mi pinezek! xD
I dla drugiej Pauliny też, mimo, że jej pinezek niestety nie wykorzystałam!
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Comments: 87
This Halloween IM SASUKE UCHIHA MWAHAHAHA lol im weird
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Um.... ^^' instead of using a can you can just use flexable plastic.... and hot glue
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It will works for sure! But I wanted to show the easiest way ^ ^'
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yea and it is very easy, I just don't think it's 'safe' you can get cut from both the tact's and the can.
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It's true so we just must be careful.
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Thanks for this awesome tutorial. 
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That's my pleasure! Good luck with your cosplay!
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i was just about to ask:'what does this accomplish?its a coke can and its bottom and lid...' then i realised that it was for naruto cosplay xDDD
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Oh wow...it's my forehead protector tutorial. Only..with better pictures than I ever had.
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I'm afraid I haven't seen your tutorial ever o:
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It's okay, no worries. Yours has better photos, so it should help people more than mine could have.
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OMG i did this without looking for this tutorial and then i found it, and was like woah i just did this LOL
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thank you so much for this. I am making one now and i didn't know what i should use for the metal part. Got my brother to drink a whole can...
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Ha pretty nice. Reminded me I hafta finish my clay forehead protector.
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Thank you for the tutorial!!!! [link]
once I get better supplies I shall try again!!!
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Oh, it looks good ^^ It's my pleasure! I'm glad I could help
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Thanks >.<
Though I probably could've done better. Gomenasai. I'm gonna wear it to school like Shikamaru, though ^ ^
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Thank you! I'm probably going to do this for my cosplay coming up! ^ ^
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I'm glad I can help! ^^
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how do u keep the aluminum from rolling up into the shape of the can?
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The band I used was rather inflexible, so when I pinned the aluminium it wasn't rolling.
//sorry, bad english.
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ok cause i was trying to use more of a cotton like fabric and the metal kept rolling up and it didnt help that the fabric was really thin either
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But when it is on your forehead it is still rolling?
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just the corner a little but the rest is good and instead of the tack things i used hot gule it works just as well
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Haha, this amuses me, mostly because I made my own hatai-ate a while back. I was making it up as I went along ^____^ sort of "yeah, this may work, I'll try it" haha. Though I do like your idea, perhaps I can incorporate it into my own method.
How "crinkly" is the metal? Foil crinkles heaps, even when I glue it on the cardboard nicely. And does it keep the curve when not worn? And how easy is it to cut? And the one in your tutorial had all these lines on the metal, does this happen with all can-metal? That and it seems to have crinkles in the metal already, is this from curving it, or putting the nail-thingys through it, is it avoidable? (in my method, I cut holes out so it doesn't deform the shape, but then again its mainly cardboard) And, if you know, how easy/good does it glue onto other things, like cardboard (the metal that is).
Heh heh. Me and my mega rambles -.-'.
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Metal is really smoothy and unruffled inside the can 
Wohaaa... my english is so terrible! I hope you can understand me
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Finished! Thanks for the great tutorial.
[link]
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