From casual cosplayer to contest winner, contest judge, and even cosplay reality TV star , Han can afford and shop in urban fabric districts with much more variety than local shops. However, the Atlanta resident hasn’t forgotten her early struggles, and the budding cosplayers who still face them. corset makingThis March, the Yaya Han cosplay fabric line will launch nationwide into one of America’s most ubiquitous local fabric stores: Jo-Ann. “I really approached this line with the mindset of ‘What would I wear? What would I use?’” Han told me. “I want cosplayers to be able to get that kind of quality even at their local store.” The Latest Insights Into Handy Tactics For Corset PatternsThe Yaya Han line was crafted as a collaboration between Han and Cosplay Fabrics , formerly Wyla Fabrics. Han said the company reached out to her after discovering her cosplay sewing patterns done with McCall’s, and invited her into a partnership. The process took about a year, involving multiple in-person meetings, excursions to New York City’s Fabric District and weekly telephone conferences. “It wasn’t just that I told Wyla ‘a couple of these and a couple of that’ and they went and made the fabric.
