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Cosplay Embroidery Commissions
Hand-crafted embroidery and accessories designed for serious cosplayers
who need stage-ready detail and competition-level accuracy
Cosplay at the highest level isn’t just about sewing a costume together — it’s about creating a piece that convinces both up close and on stage. The detail has to hold up under bright lights, long days of wear, and the scrutiny of judges and photographers.
That’s where I come in. I’m Ksenia, a textile artist and designer who specialises in turning reference images into real, wearable detail. My background is in couture embroidery and surface design, but my commissions go beyond stitching — I work with fabric manipulation, beading, and aging techniques to achieve finishes that look authentic, durable, and competition-ready.
Whether you’re building armour, a gown, or a cloak, I create the elements that are hardest to fake: embroidery that matches screen references, accessories that look true to character, and surfaces that feel lived-in rather than fresh from the fabric store.
Embroidery is one of the hardest elements to master in cosplay
For serious cosplayers, skipping embroidery often means the difference between a strong costume and a winning costume.
Most costume makers don’t take on embroidery
because it’s slow, technical, and requires specialist skill
What I bring to a costume
When you commission work from me, you don’t need to know the names of techniques or materials.
Most cosplayers come with a reference image, screenshots, or a mood board — and that’s enough. I translate those visuals into real, wearable embroidery and surface design.
This isn’t hobby craft. It’s costume work built to competition standards, with the durability to survive conventions, travel, and long days of wear.
Each project is tailored, but commissions often include:
How It Works
I create embroidery layouts and material suggestions for approval
I complete the work with progress updates along the way
your finished piece arrives ready to attach or wear
Most commissions take 4–6 weeks depending on scale. For major events like EuroCosplay or Dragon Con, booking several months in advance is strongly advised.
Why trust me with one of the most visible parts of your costume?
- I’ve trained and worked as a textile artist and designer, with commissions shown in exhibitions across the UK and Europe.
- My background in couture embroidery and surface design means I work at a level far beyond hobbyist craft.
- I understand what cosplay demands: detail that looks convincing up close, survives long days at conventions, and meets the scrutiny of competition judges.
Instead of rolling the dice on an Etsy or trying to rush embroidery yourself, you can rely on a professional who treats your costume as seriously as you do.
PORTFOLIO
SELECTED works
Costume Design
Shoes Making
Ready to bring competition-level embroidery
to your costume?
Only a limited number of projects are taken each season to ensure quality. Book early if you are preparing for EuroCosplay, ECG, Dragon Con, or other competitions.
