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If your felt is stiff enough the crown is ready to wear, but for a sturdier crown I’ve added another layer of felt.

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Princess Bonnibel Bubblegum was spawned from the Mother bubble gum and is immortal, meaning she doesn’t age. Princess Bubblegum has pale pink rosy skin, lighter than her hair but still pink all the same. You can use a light pink makeup or body paint to get this look for yourself. Outfit: I used a couple of vintage patterns, one for the bodice and another for the puffy sleeves. Neither had a peter pan collar so I drafted that myself. It wasn’t perfect but will a little cajoling, it’s passable. So after much cutting, fiddly zip inserting, sewing and hand stitching, we have one very fancy Princess Bubblegum dress that meets her royal highness’s approval. Trace your template onto the felt twice. I adjusted the height so I could just fit 2 on a sheet, if your crown is taller use a second sheet.

If you are looking for the Princess Bubblegum Crown instructions scroll down, but first let me tell you about how I put the costume together.Look for a wig with bangs, and try to find one that’s straight for the most part with just a few simple waves or curls along the bottom. Complexion: I meticulously craft a button-like nose through precise contouring, adding to the charm of the character. I agreed to make a Princess Bubblegum costume with the thought that I could just buy a pink dress from the op-shop and add a lilac collar and sash, but there were no pink dresses to be found so I had to make one from scratch. She’s also fiercely loyal to her kingdom and will do whatever it takes to protect it, even if that means going head-to-head with some of the most dangerous villains. To capture Princess Bubblegum’s signature look, I use eyeshadow to create a beautifully rounded eye shape that enhances the overall effect.

Jennifer has been a Cosplay Guest Judge at RTX, Tacticon and Genghis Con in Colorado. She regularly attends conventions to cover cosplay for BoLS. Her cosplay work has been featured in publications such as Girls Who Love Monsters, Geek Fuel, and Renaissance Magazine. Jennifer has modeled in the Her Universe Fashion Show, Precision Camera's yearly Precision Camera University, and has taught several workshops for photographers about partnering with cosplayers and creative muses/models. Emma was really chuffed and we thought it would be fun to do a photoshoot before Comic-con. Rather than a wig we opted for pink hair spray, I think it looks much cuter and there will be no ‘itchy wig’ complaints tomorrow. What do you think? Did I do a good job? I’m pretty pleased at how it turned out, even though it looks simple it was quite a lot of work, 8-9 hours for the dress alone. The crown was much easier (thank goodness). If you aren’t a good sewist here are some ready made dresses that would work great for this costume.

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Princess Bubblegum is a fun character to cosplay because she has such a unique look. With her bright pink skin and candy-like dress, she’s sure to stand out in any crowd. Plus, who doesn’t love Adventure Time? Wrapping Up

To add warmth and a touch of playfulness, I apply a warm-toned blush around the nose area, ensuring the character’s youthful appeal. We are heading to Oz Comic-Con tomorrow. We had a fun time last year when Emma dressed as Raven from Teen Titans, and after many, many weeks of deliberation, she finally settled on Princess Bubblegum from Adventure Time. Princess Bubblegum (PB for short) is made of bubblegum (hence the pink), and is the ruler of the candy kingdom. Not just a pretty face, Emma likes her because she is a scientist and inventor “She’s really smart mum!”. Ok, I’ve been told. To add the finishing touch to your Princess Bubblegum costume, you’ll need the right crown. Bubblegum’s crown is very simple – it’s gold, circles all the way around her head and it has only one tall point with a bright turquoise jewel in the center. Fold A3 sheet of paper in half and sketch the shape of the crown on the fold. Use the gem as a guide, the proportions of crown will depend on the wearer. Jennifer aka "Mayhem's Muse" is the Cosplay Editor for BoLS and manages Ad Sales and Communications. Her cosplay awards include the RTX Judge's Choice Award and Dragon's Lair Austin's Cosplay Symposium.

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Cut out the template and test on your model. I shortened the height and narrowed the width of the band.