Learn how to build a fursuit head in this video series. this is the sixth episode in the series and covers how to glue the fur to your head base and how to f. Buy pattern here!! (and cool merch too if you want!) skyehighstudios store want to get personal fursuit making help? consider becoming a patre.
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]. How to add fur fabric to an eva foam fursuit head base. want to make this base yourself? get the patten here: etsy listing 773934472 digital. Glue this to the face of your fursuit head where the snout would go. look at the shape of your animal’s muzzle and begin layering foam over and underneath this snout to create an actual muzzle and a nose. begin to layer foam on either side of the muzzle to create cheeks to finish the foam base of your fursuit head. The better the fit, the cleaner the suit will look. start gluing around the nose, and slowly lay the fur down as you go back towards the cheeks and forehead. use enough glue that it sticks but if you use too much it'll clump and make bumpy hard spots under the fur. and voila! you have a glued down fursuit head.
Glue this to the face of your fursuit head where the snout would go. look at the shape of your animal’s muzzle and begin layering foam over and underneath this snout to create an actual muzzle and a nose. begin to layer foam on either side of the muzzle to create cheeks to finish the foam base of your fursuit head. The better the fit, the cleaner the suit will look. start gluing around the nose, and slowly lay the fur down as you go back towards the cheeks and forehead. use enough glue that it sticks but if you use too much it'll clump and make bumpy hard spots under the fur. and voila! you have a glued down fursuit head. Add darts where necessary. carefully remove the tape. stick it to some paper. (i use old magazines or newspapers.) transfer the pattern to the fur, with the tape side laying down against the fur backing. cut out the fur with a box cutter or exacto knife. give yourself seam allowance if you need it. Start off as you normally would, creating the flat foam base you’ll put the rest of the head parts onto. however, instead of cutting out just enough room for the eye holes you’d see through, trace your glasses onto the foam, including the bridge that connects the two lenses. cut that out as well, and after gluing everything securely, take.
Add darts where necessary. carefully remove the tape. stick it to some paper. (i use old magazines or newspapers.) transfer the pattern to the fur, with the tape side laying down against the fur backing. cut out the fur with a box cutter or exacto knife. give yourself seam allowance if you need it. Start off as you normally would, creating the flat foam base you’ll put the rest of the head parts onto. however, instead of cutting out just enough room for the eye holes you’d see through, trace your glasses onto the foam, including the bridge that connects the two lenses. cut that out as well, and after gluing everything securely, take.
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