Hi! i've been making for about 5.5 years, idk if that's important but i have a couple lining tips. if it's a bucket head, cut open the back and only pattern the inner face and glue it down. for the cowl and back of head part, sew a balaclava to the edges of the face liner. then you would sew or glue the back of the head together. it's easier than doing a full head liner for the first time and. Looks pretty good! make sure to check the symmetry, as the cheeks and ears look a little uneven in the 3rd picture. two substantial features that stand out on lynx are the ear tip tufts and the cheek tufts. both of those can be done with fur, but can be emphasized with some foam padding. a small piece of foam at the top of the ear would be.
First ever fursuit progress! i know the foam is rough but i’m smoothing everything out as i work :3 i’m making a partial, so just the head, paws, feet, and tail (for now, at least). i’m on a semi tight budget right now so i’m diying everything possible. couldn’t afford a bunch of eva foam tiles… so i cut out some paws from a playmat. If you want to see more fursuit work in progress photos, please visit our twitter x! tiktok @furryfactory. 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]. So i wanted to show you how i fur a fursuit head. this process took 5 days in total and it's speed up by 38% this was my very first refurbishment commission. so i wanted to show you how i fur a.
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]. So i wanted to show you how i fur a fursuit head. this process took 5 days in total and it's speed up by 38% this was my very first refurbishment commission. so i wanted to show you how i fur a. Email: 8bitworksfursuits@gmail . my name is eight, and i've been creating costumes since 2012. in 2015, i launched 8bit works! a small studio run just by myself that focuses on professionally making adorable, hand made custom costumes for the mascot and furry community. i am located in australia, and i love attending aussie furry conventions!. 3. cut and shape the foam to form the basic structure of the head. this includes the skull, muzzle, and ears. 4. cut the fur fabric to fit the foam structure, then glue or sew it on. be sure to align the fur in the right direction. 5. attach the eyes, nose, and any other features.
Email: 8bitworksfursuits@gmail . my name is eight, and i've been creating costumes since 2012. in 2015, i launched 8bit works! a small studio run just by myself that focuses on professionally making adorable, hand made custom costumes for the mascot and furry community. i am located in australia, and i love attending aussie furry conventions!. 3. cut and shape the foam to form the basic structure of the head. this includes the skull, muzzle, and ears. 4. cut the fur fabric to fit the foam structure, then glue or sew it on. be sure to align the fur in the right direction. 5. attach the eyes, nose, and any other features.
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