Symmetra

Saffron and Original Symmetra costumes were both part of a joint commission Rainyia Cosplay (Lorraine Torres) and I worked on for celebration of the release of Overwatch in May 2016! We completed both costumes in about 3-4 weeks, and our Saffron Symmetra was displayed in one of the buildings at Blizzard campus. This was an enjoyable project as we involved a number of other members of community to help bring this alive with some publicity.

I worked primarily on the sewing portions of both of our dresses + weapon prop, and Rainyia Cosplay made all the worbla armor parts.

Symmetra Overwatch Cosplay

All the armor parts laid out

Year: 2016
First debut: Overwatch Release 2016, Blizzard campus
Time spent: 3-4 weeks

We thank the following:

I also wore this to Twitchcon and the grand opening of the UC Irvine Esports arena!

Symmetra Overwatch Cosplay

Rainyia Cosplay made a turret!

Symmetra Overwatch Cosplay

LED wiring schematic for the Photon Projector, using 9 LEDs powered by a single 9v battery.

 

 

References:
Overwatch Symmetra Cosplay

Want to make your own Symmetra cosplay? Click here to download her Photon Projector pattern!

We were also featured in Blizzard’s Video with us at Hollywood!

Patterns Available for Download

Overwatch Symmetra Cosplay

Symmetra’s Photon Projector Pattern

Free Cosplay PDF Patterns

DIY Sewing Mask Tutorial

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Cosplay Wing Harness Tutorial

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PVC Pipe Reference Holder [Tutorial]

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