Design

Cosplay Creation

Learn the basics of cosplay—and take home small projects and accessories you create!

12–14 AGE RANGE
Free COST
July 6 – July 23, '26 DATE
Monday – Thursday SCHEDULE
Foundational SKILL LEVEL
Spy Hop LOCATION
Learn the basics of cosplay—and take home small projects and accessories you create! From custom stamps and hand-embroidered patches to small bags and cardboard props, the only limit is your imagination. You’ll learn all the basic skills you need to get started creating custom accessories, and have the savvy and the know-how to tackle larger cosplay projects in the future.Gear + Software:
  • iPads/laptops
  • 3D printers
  • Sewing machines
  • Hand-sewing tools
  • Tinkercad
  • Procreate
Great for students who are interested in fandoms, cosplay, clothing design, prop-making, and 3D printing. No experience needed!This class is full! Join the waitlist.
Mercedes Roberts

MERCEDES ROBERTS

Design Mentor

I enjoy video game design, art, and coding along with recreating my favorite characters through cosplay. Away from the computer, I love chilling at the beach and reading fantasy and adventure novels.

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Our classes are designed for in-person participation. Limited remote attendance may be possible in certain circumstances. Availability depends on the class format and is considered on a case-by-case basis.
Absolutely! Many of our students self-identify as neurodivergent. We keep our classes small so that our students have the best experience possible, and our professional teaching artists can accommodate different kinds of learners and ensure special needs are met.
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We've found that small program sizes give the best opportunity for creative learning and mentorship—because of this, most of our classes have a capacity of ten students.
Most of our in-house programs are for ages 12–19 years old. We occasionally offer programs or workshops for young people ages 19-25. We offer spring and summer camps for younger kids ages 8-12.
Pre-program check-ins are usually 15 minutes or less. They're an opportunity for students and our professional teaching artists to get to know one another, assess goals, talk through schedules, ask questions and feel ready for the program to start. Students don't need to bring anything but themselves.
Spy Hop has a small parking lot on the North side of our building and is first-come, first-served. You can enter this lot on 900 S between Spy Hop and Vertical Diner. 2-hour parking is available along 900 S. Street parking is available on 200 W and 300 W. Washington Street and Jefferson Street have limited public parking, with big sections of 2-hour only parking. Please pay close attention to signage to avoid a ticket! Paid parking is also available across the street, at Triangles bar. Limited parking passes are available for students: please visit the Lab for more information.
Currently enrolled students can checkout equipment for short-term use on projects. We do not offer equipment rentals to the general public. For more equipment information please see the Lab for more information, and check out our Gear Policy.