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1 Ιαν 2024 · This guide provides a basic framework for creating your steampunk goggles, but you can customize them as much as you like. Consider adding gears, rivets, or other steampunk-inspired decorations to make them truly unique.
Step 1: Parts List. Here's what you'll need to make these goggles: baseball. two Gatorade lids. hem from jeans. thin clear plastic. black and metallic spray paint. needle and thread. utility knife. Gorilla glue or comparable adhesive. hot glue gun. Step 2: Cut Open the Baseball. Take the utility knife and cut along the sew line on the baseball.
Step 1: The Bulky Part. Gotta get your goggle foundation, and the easiest way is a pair already made up that can be modded without too much work. What you need: --Goggles. I got a 2 pack of welding goggles from my favorite single-use tool store, but any inexpensive goggles can work. --Gold or brass spraypaint.
Follow MADE's tutorial in how to make a pair of Steampunk goggles.Music by Sequelles qu'on aimeFor more great craft projects tutorials and interviews go to: ...
Step 1: Basic Shape. When deciding the design of the frame, I considered my nose. What would sit comfortably and be relatively easy to make. I decided on a strip across the tops of the 2 eye pieces. I first measured the distance between the eye pieces when over my eyes, roughly 2,5cm.
Today I want to share with you the how-to for creating a pair of DIY Steampunk goggles. This project is perfect for any one interested in Steampunk but not really sure how to get started…like me 🙂 (For any one who doesn’t know what Steampunk is, I encourage you to check out this little FAQ; additionally you can also check out Wikipedia.)
27 Μαρ 2012 · Want to turn this pile of items into a pair of steampunk goggles? It's the must-have accessory. Like a little black dress, only awesomer. This tutorial will show you how it's done.
