Fursuit Fursuit Tutorial Fursuit Head
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This is part 1 of my in depth, fully explained fursuit making masterclass series.hi, i'm scooter (16, he him), and i've been making suits for around 8 years . Buy pattern and eyes here: skyehighstudios storewant to get first dibs on my online summer fursuit making course? consider becoming a patreon! https:.
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Making a head pocket. create a pocket on your fursuit head's neck to store your valuables while suiting around! fursuitmak.ing is a free fursuit making resource for people to learn how to make a fursuit, providing free fursuit tutorials and places for fursuit makers to buy high quality faux fur. Glue the edges together with a hot glue gun. take the sides of the foam and glue them together to create a tube. do a little bit at a time to allow the glue to cool until you have a straight, secure seam. hold the edges together during this process to fully stick each side of the foam to the other. [2]. Buy pattern here!! (and cool merch too if you want!) skyehighstudios store want to get personal fursuit making help? consider becoming a patre. Select the base, snout, chin, and cheeks. hit clone, hit join, and then rename the new mesh to something along the lines of "merged". hide the original base, snout, chin, and cheeks. with the merged mesh selected, give it a voxel remesh of a resolution of around 200.
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Buy pattern here!! (and cool merch too if you want!) skyehighstudios store want to get personal fursuit making help? consider becoming a patre. Select the base, snout, chin, and cheeks. hit clone, hit join, and then rename the new mesh to something along the lines of "merged". hide the original base, snout, chin, and cheeks. with the merged mesh selected, give it a voxel remesh of a resolution of around 200. A fursuit is a one of a kind handmade mascot style animal costume. they are worn for fun at conventions, at home, or out and about wherever face coverings are allowed or with permission from private businesses. they are super fun to wear and perform in! while many people opt for commissioning a fursuit or buying one, making your own is. For doing this, i highly recommend you either use a “bucket head” style fursuit, or at least leave a lot of foamwork over the front of the head if you’re doing balaclava heads. kilcodo has a good video demonstrating this if you look up her channel, but if you don’t want to do an all foam head, at least leave a half inch layer of.
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