Buy pattern here!! (and cool merch too if you want!) skyehighstudios store want to get personal fursuit making help? consider becoming a patre. Local shops. regions. with the popularity of my fursuit head bases ive recieved a lot of questions about how to make a bucket base to start off the heads. so many people have trouble with this part even when i try to help and explain the process. these bucket bases are an easy start to your project! these bucket heads.
131 votes, 11 comments. true. so i honestly have been watching tutorials on fursuit making for the last like 10 ish years lmaoo so there wasn’t one in particular i watched. however pinterest was my main source of help, they have toooons of really awesome tutorials and stuff. i’d recommend starting w a bucket head base, and there are rly great videos on how to do that on . good luck. Yeah you could trace the holes with paper and fill them in. don’t rush that part because if you don’t do it exactly right it makes the whole structure look off. 2. reply. so theres this common method for making bucket heads in which at some point you get these 4 "triangles" around the head, and i was wondering if its…. 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]. Eva foam. eva foam, also known as ethylene vinyl acetate foam, is a soft, lightweight, and flexible material that is often used for the construction of fursuit heads. it is easy to work with and can be cut, shaped, and glued using simple tools and materials. eva foam is also relatively inexpensive, making it a popular choice for beginners and.
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]. Eva foam. eva foam, also known as ethylene vinyl acetate foam, is a soft, lightweight, and flexible material that is often used for the construction of fursuit heads. it is easy to work with and can be cut, shaped, and glued using simple tools and materials. eva foam is also relatively inexpensive, making it a popular choice for beginners and. My pattern for the worlds easiest bucket head base! note in tutorial it says i use 2 inch foam, this is incorrect, use 1 2 centimeter thick foam! skyehighstudios acknowledges the jagera people and the turrbal people as the traditional owners of meanjin (brisbane), the land from which we live and work, and pay respects to elders past, present. Welcome everyone, to a new and improved version of my bucket head tutorial! i've changed my method, and i know the old video was long and boring, so i decide.
My pattern for the worlds easiest bucket head base! note in tutorial it says i use 2 inch foam, this is incorrect, use 1 2 centimeter thick foam! skyehighstudios acknowledges the jagera people and the turrbal people as the traditional owners of meanjin (brisbane), the land from which we live and work, and pay respects to elders past, present. Welcome everyone, to a new and improved version of my bucket head tutorial! i've changed my method, and i know the old video was long and boring, so i decide.
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