I like how your cat is just crawling in your lap and playing with your sweater and your acting like nothings happening. It adds to the comedic affect XD
first of all i love ur channel and this isnt meant to be rude but, if she doesnt want to or cant do that, than shell figure out a way she can do it where the paw works the same but just isnt lined. :/
Varied opinions are good; I think this conversation has some healthy debate... That said, your hands won't be any hotter if you line them with spandex/lycra.
A couple of points from my perspective: one thing you forgot with the head lining is if you've used white foam it can help with vision the same way painting the backs of eyes black helps, so there's less glare on the white foam. (And that it keeps sweat from direct contact kinda like underarmor, that foam gets pretty gross pretty fast) Can't really argue about the teeth, that kinda depends on style to. I would actually advise against sewn in digi, pillows make it sooo much easier to wash and pack/move. With the eyes Id simply advise that you try and get clean pupils and highlights, that's it. Depending on exactly how you're doing your eyes you can easily make yourself a stencil from a cereal box or other thin cardboard :3 You line paws for the same reason you wear underarmor and sometimes line the head, it protects the fur from direct sweat contact. Although I do not understand why people use minky as even though it would be soft it would also be hotter then a thin fabric or lycra
BLESS THIS COMMENT- I'm working on a premade rn and i just tried out that 'painting the back of the eye black' technique you suggested and it works so nicely aa♡ thank you for mentioning it!
I actually have an unlined head and it works extremely well! I'd say just as well or even better than a lined one! It's still comfortable and it's a lot less stuffy than a lined one. I can wear my head for over an hour and I'll hardly be sweating though that might just be me. My suit also has only two teeth (Toony head) and it sells the personality of the suit a lot more if you're going for a more bubbly or cutesy character.
Most of the reason people line the heads is for comfort partly, & foam can grow mold and all that nasty stuff if it’s moist for too long, this can easily be fixed by wearing a balaclava tho, so I agree with you!
I use lycra as my lining which is a far better material than others that people sometimes use. The one that scares me is when someone uses fleece to line the inside which can make it so hot and stuffy and smellier. While a Lycra one is just... So much cooler as in temperature and feels smoother. Doesn't rub as much as unlined foam does for me. I actually... Got a rash on my face from that once if you can believe it. But lycra or just using a balaclava made of a stretchy nylon or lycra material just really works super well for me. Also FAR LESS SWEATING with lycra lining. Found it easier to clean especially with spot cleaning the inside.
I agree, you dont have to do any of it, and especially not all of it. Reason makers these techniques, because its a selling point and it makes their suit different and more unique. But noone will actually notice the difference, its all for your own comfort. The sown in padding inside of the suit and lining inside of your fursuit head for excample. :3
Tbh lining just helps keep the head cool. I line my heads with quilted broad cloth. I can take the same head and wear it before and after it's surprisingly much cooler with the lining. It also helps channel fresh air through without getting into the foam pores, especially if you use a fan or ear vents. Plus, cleaning the head and ridding it of sweat is much easier
I have been practicing making sewn in digi padding.. it is really tricky.. but it's really cool once you get it down.. it makes the suit so much easier to put on.. and I'm not by any means a professional fursuit maker.. yet..
Lining the inside of the head is really beneficial not just for cosmetic reasons but also to protect the foam and inside of the base from sweat.. that extra lining is important
First fursuits I made were brutal. Entirely hot glued head, hand sewn hand paws and pads. No lining for anything besides eye sockets and mouth. I was 12 years old and my dad taught me how to sew lol. I'm 25 now with a sewing machine and made alot of improvement with my suits
Wow this made so much more comfortable with my fur suit making recently I’ve seen people line practically everything and the way I make suits makes it’s extremely difficult for me to line them! Currently I have a digigrade example of my work and I am working on a plantigrade suit so I have examples of both when I open up for commissions late 2019 but I’m really struggling on what would be good pricing any advice on that I could really use it a ton!
Plantigrade should be at least 1,500 or so. Just heads about 700+ Digi around 2,000 to 3,000 Partials is near 1,000 to 900 Just paws or other small parts is your choice, but no less than 30 or so. Hope this helps!
Depends on your skill level really! Obviously start above the raw cost of materials,, then incorporate your time extra expenses. I recommend asking those familiar with your work (ie past commissioners or social media followers) to help you figure out pricing!
3D eyes are very easy, but I see many like the more round shape that only 2D can offer plus it has a straight look rather then looking at every angle wich scares few people.
For digi legs: for some beginner makers out there, try using light leggings and glue the foam/pillows onto them, then try branching out to more complex techniques if you want. :)
I would only line the handpaws if the back of fur is scratchy or someting - so basically for comfort like you said lol, this a really great inspirational video for new makers as well! Knowing they don't have to do everything the way the pros do it is good ro hear for sure!
personally, im not drawn into a fursuit maker by what the eyes look like, im drawn in by the shapes and by the cuteness, mainly the muzzle, ears, and eyebrows. i really like big puffy cheeks, a kind of triangular muzzle with rounded edges and angry looking eyebrows. idk simple eyes are adorable to me. and complex eyes look fine to. this is just my opinion so please dont start bashing me on it in the reply section.
Another video! Yay! Thank you for this video, it will help me and many others. I even thought some of these things were kinds like, 'ehh.. do i have to...?' LYSM ♡
For Christmas, I’m getting a sewing machine! Until then I’m working on hand sewing techniques and then im gonna gather all my materials :) although my character’s species is pretty difficult, I’m still excited to try
Soon I’m gonna start my first suit! I just need to get a mannequin head, then I’ll start on the base and buy the fur later. I already bought the eyes from a really talented person who painted them beautifully, and I bought the paws as those cheap cosplay ones.
Personally I do line my handpaws with a cotton, it’s not much hotter and it keeps the stuffing from falling out lol. But I don’t think it adds much more than the fact it keeps the fingers stuffed.
I made my first pair of puffy feral paws and the fur backing was stiff enough to not need stuffing to hold the rounded shape. I have sensitive skin tho so we’ll see if irritation from the seams will be a problem
I dont make suits for anyone but myself but i dont line my heads or paws, as a super newbie at it, its really hard and as you said, "no one knows but you". I also use pillow padding cause easier to make and clean
Instead of lining my hands, I make lycra gloves. It's easier than attaching the lining to the paws in my opinion, and provides comfort if you find the backing uncomfortable. It also gives you an option of whether or not to have the lining there. :>
I automatically line my paws with gloves because I use Sparky's puffy paw tutorial for my fursuits, and that's like the first step. Its actually not much of a difference in heat for me. I use the dollar gloves have lots of tiny holes in them and are sewn pretty poorly anyway, so there's plenty of ventilation through the glove at least. :)
The reason people can’t ignore a kitten crying or a cat screaming at the top of its lungs is because their cries are of the same frequency as an infant. It triggers a response that we can’t really control because of our protectiveness of family. So, due to our protective nature of our offspring, we can’t help but accommodate the needs of whatever is making the sound. I read about it somewhere... or was it a video explaining it?? I can’t remember. Either way, you can’t ignore the cries of cats and kittens. Cats use it to be assholes and get fed more than they’re supposed to while kittens use it to call for their mother. Correct me if I’m wrong.
Ugh that's why I had to turn up my fan and put on music so I could sleep, poor Elektra wanted to come in my room but she can't. Too many things she could break--not safe for a little baby!
im confused on the puffy paws thing. do people just put some stuffing into the fingers and call it a day?? ive only made one puffy paw set but i sewed a pocket into the top of the finger for the stuffing. lining it would never make a difference because i already sealed the stuffing into place
i personally prefer to do all the things on the list, i like my stuff to be high effort and look professional but its definetly fine to not do these things, even if you want to hot glue instead of sew thats fine, it wont last long and probably wont sell well but it doesnt mean its ''wrong'' so if you hate sewing, its okay
Many people use balaclavas to line, but most use lycra. You can look up tutorials on making head lining and they'll usually say what material was used.
The way you talked about paw lining made it sound like you didn’t do it, so I’m curious, how’d you make those l paws you’re wearing look puffy without lining the fingers and stuffing them?
Same as well. I've heard some people make small pillows to stuff them with, but I don't know what shape they make it in and if the fingers go in or under the pillows. Haven't found any instruction on them :(
I like lining my heads. But I have to do liner AFTERWARDS since i don't build on a balaclava. It's basically a huge custom lining. Also something random. I don't add tongues 90% of time because it cuts off my ventilation. And for teeth, I do fangs tbh. It's hard to do a full plushie jawset. I've done suit making for nearly 3 years. People shit on me for some of my methods. But it makes mine unique in my eyes lol. Like how i don't glue fur (very very very very tight seams), non glued in following eyes (theyre made incredibly fragile so makes it easier to replace and set in). Also pillows have slid around like crazy for me so im not a fan of pillows lol. Sorry for the rambling. There's so much craziness when you do your own methods I swear.
May I add adding the eyes before or after furring?! I personally put them in after wards for reasons since I could never do before furring... but yea...
I don’t line my stuff either as long as it’s not necessary because it otherwise would cause the wearer to heat up much more (yes lining blocks ventilation)
I tried to line my second suit and I regret it so much, it made the head more scratchy and kinda tighter than I wanted and it was just much more comfortable without it. And I accidentally got a bit of glue on the eye on the inside and it made a blurry spot
I've always hand painted my eyes with pretty designs and basic designs. Yea people like the pretty ones better, but in the end they all function the same
How to make diggy padding 1.get a good pair of pants mainly leggings 2.glue on foam to your thighs in front and calf’s in back 3.glue or stitch on fur Boom I got easily put on diggy legs
Hey! I’m a proud nine year old furry, making my fursuit! her Name Is Phantee The Folf! I am using some fur from spotlight, I’m hot gluing it, And for the eyes, I’m using fairy dress stuff and layering it! I am Very proud to go out In Her! You have helped me alot
I can relate to the cat thing. When I’m trying to sleep my giant overweight adorable 4 year old cat tries to wake me up, and if I close the door it’s just “meow... meow... meow” for like an hour.
I honestly didn't line my heads for like... 6ish years. It never bothered me, nor did anyone care. I prefer it unlined because then if you sell it you can do size adjustments. I one time changed a 24in head to 30in for a customer. If it was lined, I would have had to remove it.
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Remember:
If your fursuit head isn’t lined and you want it lined SUPER BAD, then just buy a balaclava and put that on
A ski mask basically, if anyone doesn't know that term.
Balaclava is also the name of a Turkish/ Greek food
Oh wait it’s baklava oop
Yeah and you can wash a balaclava after every use; keeps the head much cleaner
I like how your cat is just crawling in your lap and playing with your sweater and your acting like nothings happening. It adds to the comedic affect XD
You don't line your puffy hand paws? Why? Puffy hand paws are so much more comfy when they are lined. The stuffing stay in place when you line them.
first of all i love ur channel and this isnt meant to be rude but, if she doesnt want to or cant do that, than shell figure out a way she can do it where the paw works the same but just isnt lined. :/
And its easy to line them too.
I'm a beginner Fursuit maker and I line my paws.
It's a preference, calm down a little
King ClickSuits they were being perfectly calm in the comment? They're allowed to criticize not lining the paws (even though I disagree lol)
Varied opinions are good; I think this conversation has some healthy debate... That said, your hands won't be any hotter if you line them with spandex/lycra.
A couple of points from my perspective: one thing you forgot with the head lining is if you've used white foam it can help with vision the same way painting the backs of eyes black helps, so there's less glare on the white foam. (And that it keeps sweat from direct contact kinda like underarmor, that foam gets pretty gross pretty fast)
Can't really argue about the teeth, that kinda depends on style to.
I would actually advise against sewn in digi, pillows make it sooo much easier to wash and pack/move.
With the eyes Id simply advise that you try and get clean pupils and highlights, that's it. Depending on exactly how you're doing your eyes you can easily make yourself a stencil from a cereal box or other thin cardboard :3
You line paws for the same reason you wear underarmor and sometimes line the head, it protects the fur from direct sweat contact. Although I do not understand why people use minky as even though it would be soft it would also be hotter then a thin fabric or lycra
BLESS THIS COMMENT- I'm working on a premade rn and i just tried out that 'painting the back of the eye black' technique you suggested and it works so nicely aa♡ thank you for mentioning it!
@@togo7882 I'm glad I could help >v
I personally line my paws because minky is hekin soft. And for stuffing
My personal paws are not lined because they are 4 finger, non padded.
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Kitty plays with sweatshirt string. :3
Awwh coot!
Thank me later for the cuteness.
And now Elk has a missing string at the left side of her sweatshirt. :3
@@mangotail6808 yeh, lol
reminding you, you commented this
The only wrong way to make a fursuit is to make it out of cardboard
Ravenpotter id extend that to say the only wrong way to make a Fursuit is to make it out of something dangerous
Or worse, paper
Or just fur
Glue.
Ravenpotter why not cardboard? That’s how I would do it. I don’t have any other materials x_x
I actually have an unlined head and it works extremely well! I'd say just as well or even better than a lined one! It's still comfortable and it's a lot less stuffy than a lined one. I can wear my head for over an hour and I'll hardly be sweating though that might just be me. My suit also has only two teeth (Toony head) and it sells the personality of the suit a lot more if you're going for a more bubbly or cutesy character.
Most of the reason people line the heads is for comfort partly, & foam can grow mold and all that nasty stuff if it’s moist for too long, this can easily be fixed by wearing a balaclava tho, so I agree with you!
I use lycra as my lining which is a far better material than others that people sometimes use. The one that scares me is when someone uses fleece to line the inside which can make it so hot and stuffy and smellier. While a Lycra one is just... So much cooler as in temperature and feels smoother. Doesn't rub as much as unlined foam does for me. I actually... Got a rash on my face from that once if you can believe it. But lycra or just using a balaclava made of a stretchy nylon or lycra material just really works super well for me. Also FAR LESS SWEATING with lycra lining. Found it easier to clean especially with spot cleaning the inside.
Off topic from the video but your cat is absolutely adorable
I agree, you dont have to do any of it, and especially not all of it. Reason makers these techniques, because its a selling point and it makes their suit different and more unique. But noone will actually notice the difference, its all for your own comfort. The sown in padding inside of the suit and lining inside of your fursuit head for excample. :3
Your suits make me think of a hybrid between pheonix nest and more fur less, two of my favourite makers!
You probably should not compare makers😅 (no hate just saying)
@@wormy_king1845 yeah I've seen lots of makers say they dislike it
please have the cat in more videos, just the cutest thing ever :p
Tbh lining just helps keep the head cool. I line my heads with quilted broad cloth. I can take the same head and wear it before and after it's surprisingly much cooler with the lining. It also helps channel fresh air through without getting into the foam pores, especially if you use a fan or ear vents. Plus, cleaning the head and ridding it of sweat is much easier
I have been practicing making sewn in digi padding.. it is really tricky.. but it's really cool once you get it down.. it makes the suit so much easier to put on.. and I'm not by any means a professional fursuit maker.. yet..
Lining the inside of the head is really beneficial not just for cosmetic reasons but also to protect the foam and inside of the base from sweat.. that extra lining is important
Tigress that’s what a balaclava is for and you always wear one when fursuing
@@killerfoxraspberryplays8903 balaclavas aren't required
First fursuits I made were brutal. Entirely hot glued head, hand sewn hand paws and pads. No lining for anything besides eye sockets and mouth. I was 12 years old and my dad taught me how to sew lol. I'm 25 now with a sewing machine and made alot of improvement with my suits
Wow this made so much more comfortable with my fur suit making recently I’ve seen people line practically everything and the way I make suits makes it’s extremely difficult for me to line them! Currently I have a digigrade example of my work and I am working on a plantigrade suit so I have examples of both when I open up for commissions late 2019 but I’m really struggling on what would be good pricing any advice on that I could really use it a ton!
Plantigrade should be at least 1,500 or so.
Just heads about 700+
Digi around 2,000 to 3,000
Partials is near 1,000 to 900
Just paws or other small parts is your choice, but no less than 30 or so.
Hope this helps!
Depends on your skill level really! Obviously start above the raw cost of materials,, then incorporate your time extra expenses. I recommend asking those familiar with your work (ie past commissioners or social media followers) to help you figure out pricing!
i always deeply enjoy your insight on fursuiting; it's always really unique and just stuff people done talk about much and i love it.
I love your suits and your videos❤️❤️ I was watching you when RUclips shut down
Not trying to be rude One Question how were you watching her when RUclips shut down?
MoonCrest what I meant by this I was watching her then the video ended and everything stopped working.❤️don’t worry it’s a good question to ask me.
@@lunezzzy4606 OH Ok
One thing ive noticed, is allot of makers starting to use 2d eyes instead of fallow me
3D eyes are very easy, but I see many like the more round shape that only 2D can offer plus it has a straight look rather then looking at every angle wich scares few people.
jane Mertel I actually ended up not making 3D eyes because they looked really bad on my suit so I used 2d eyes and I was super happy with it :)
Im gonna do 2D on my next suit: Dexter the side-striped jackal!
For digi legs: for some beginner makers out there, try using light leggings and glue the foam/pillows onto them, then try branching out to more complex techniques if you want. :)
Most of my eyes are made from high quality markers. It makes details much easier.
I would only line the handpaws if the back of fur is scratchy or someting - so basically for comfort like you said lol, this a really great inspirational video for new makers as well! Knowing they don't have to do everything the way the pros do it is good ro hear for sure!
I love these motivational videos. Please do more.
the pillow method works for me too!! i was also able to optimize how small my pillows could be for easy packing away
Lining your suit parts is also a thing of keeping the parts cleaner.
personally, im not drawn into a fursuit maker by what the eyes look like, im drawn in by the shapes and by the cuteness, mainly the muzzle, ears, and eyebrows. i really like big puffy cheeks, a kind of triangular muzzle with rounded edges and angry looking eyebrows. idk simple eyes are adorable to me. and complex eyes look fine to. this is just my opinion so please dont start bashing me on it in the reply section.
Another video! Yay!
Thank you for this video, it will help me and many others. I even thought some of these things were kinds like, 'ehh.. do i have to...?'
LYSM ♡
...came for the info, stayed also for the cat. XD
I've seen other digitigrade leg methods as well. I'm going to be building my first ones with leggings and carved foam.
P.s. as a cat lover, your kitten is adorable :3
6:06 the cat stared straight into my soul
YAY! ,The best RUclipsr ever is back :3
LOVE YOUR CHANNEL YOUR THE BEST 👍🏿
Also you helped me make a fursoua
KITTY!!!!
For Christmas, I’m getting a sewing machine! Until then I’m working on hand sewing techniques and then im gonna gather all my materials :) although my character’s species is pretty difficult, I’m still excited to try
I don’t line my heads so thanks for talking about it 😊 also, I do simple eyes so it’s nice to know I’m doin ok 😅
same
Soon I’m gonna start my first suit! I just need to get a mannequin head, then I’ll start on the base and buy the fur later. I already bought the eyes from a really talented person who painted them beautifully, and I bought the paws as those cheap cosplay ones.
My fursuit is kemono, so I'ma be adding alot of details ✨
Personally I do line my handpaws with a cotton, it’s not much hotter and it keeps the stuffing from falling out lol. But I don’t think it adds much more than the fact it keeps the fingers stuffed.
Rossy kitty ok that make senes if your doing fat fat paws for really puffy paws
I made my first pair of puffy feral paws and the fur backing was stiff enough to not need stuffing to hold the rounded shape. I have sensitive skin tho so we’ll see if irritation from the seams will be a problem
I dont make suits for anyone but myself but i dont line my heads or paws, as a super newbie at it, its really hard and as you said, "no one knows but you". I also use pillow padding cause easier to make and clean
Instead of lining my hands, I make lycra gloves. It's easier than attaching the lining to the paws in my opinion, and provides comfort if you find the backing uncomfortable. It also gives you an option of whether or not to have the lining there. :>
I automatically line my paws with gloves because I use Sparky's puffy paw tutorial for my fursuits, and that's like the first step. Its actually not much of a difference in heat for me. I use the dollar gloves have lots of tiny holes in them and are sewn pretty poorly anyway, so there's plenty of ventilation through the glove at least. :)
The reason people can’t ignore a kitten crying or a cat screaming at the top of its lungs is because their cries are of the same frequency as an infant. It triggers a response that we can’t really control because of our protectiveness of family. So, due to our protective nature of our offspring, we can’t help but accommodate the needs of whatever is making the sound. I read about it somewhere... or was it a video explaining it?? I can’t remember. Either way, you can’t ignore the cries of cats and kittens. Cats use it to be assholes and get fed more than they’re supposed to while kittens use it to call for their mother. Correct me if I’m wrong.
Ugh that's why I had to turn up my fan and put on music so I could sleep, poor Elektra wanted to come in my room but she can't. Too many things she could break--not safe for a little baby!
im confused on the puffy paws thing. do people just put some stuffing into the fingers and call it a day?? ive only made one puffy paw set but i sewed a pocket into the top of the finger for the stuffing. lining it would never make a difference because i already sealed the stuffing into place
i personally prefer to do all the things on the list, i like my stuff to be high effort and look professional but its definetly fine to not do these things, even if you want to hot glue instead of sew thats fine, it wont last long and probably wont sell well but it doesnt mean its ''wrong'' so if you hate sewing, its okay
Can you use bacalava for lining? Becsue I have NO idea what fabric to use for my new fursuit base I’m getting on Xmas 😅
Many people use balaclavas to line, but most use lycra. You can look up tutorials on making head lining and they'll usually say what material was used.
@@U.R.coolkid thanks! I found out my fursuit came lined but I’m working on a foam protogen and that helps!
I made paws a while back and I didn't line them, and they're perfectly fine
About the eyes thing,I’m making my fursuit have closed eyes,because my dog is blind. ( I’m making it a fursuit of him since I miss him.)
The way you talked about paw lining made it sound like you didn’t do it, so I’m curious, how’d you make those l paws you’re wearing look puffy without lining the fingers and stuffing them?
I would also love to know this ;^;
Same as well. I've heard some people make small pillows to stuff them with, but I don't know what shape they make it in and if the fingers go in or under the pillows. Haven't found any instruction on them :(
some people use foam, but honestly the lining is way easier
Aw, you're cat's so cute, she looks just like my cat named Lucky. ^^
*Me flailing because these tips would have helped me a few years even before this video was posted* xD
omg those paws are so cute i love then soooo much!!
I like lining my heads. But I have to do liner AFTERWARDS since i don't build on a balaclava. It's basically a huge custom lining.
Also something random. I don't add tongues 90% of time because it cuts off my ventilation. And for teeth, I do fangs tbh. It's hard to do a full plushie jawset.
I've done suit making for nearly 3 years. People shit on me for some of my methods. But it makes mine unique in my eyes lol. Like how i don't glue fur (very very very very tight seams), non glued in following eyes (theyre made incredibly fragile so makes it easier to replace and set in).
Also pillows have slid around like crazy for me so im not a fan of pillows lol.
Sorry for the rambling. There's so much craziness when you do your own methods I swear.
Unlined hand paws make my sensory issues act up😅
Hi love your suits and your videos you gave me the confidence to become a maker
Do you do skullies? because I LOVE THEM SO MUCCCCHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!
You mentioned that you don't line your gloves... sooooo how do you make your gloves?
i love your kitty :D black cats are my fav :)
May I add adding the eyes before or after furring?! I personally put them in after wards for reasons since I could never do before furring... but yea...
I don’t line my stuff either as long as it’s not necessary because it otherwise would cause the wearer to heat up much more (yes lining blocks ventilation)
I tried to line my second suit and I regret it so much, it made the head more scratchy and kinda tighter than I wanted and it was just much more comfortable without it. And I accidentally got a bit of glue on the eye on the inside and it made a blurry spot
How do you make your foam bases identical every time?
do you have to stitch the head fur together? i know that it looks better but i can really tell the difference :/
I like lining my heads, just because it’s comfy and easier to wash.
I've always hand painted my eyes with pretty designs and basic designs. Yea people like the pretty ones better, but in the end they all function the same
I didn’t line my head I just wear a baclava, and in my paws I just put normal gloves just to keep the patting in place and also for comfort.
What about foam digi legs like what sparky did with her slim digi legs is that a good way
I looove your kitten😍😍
I do foam padding usually
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Plushie Catto: **Sit in silence**
Real Catto: **Punch** HA! IM BETTER THAN YA-
Your cat is adorable
So cute cat🐈
Cat is ancient and she still cries like a baby if she can't get into my room with me.
How to make diggy padding
1.get a good pair of pants mainly leggings
2.glue on foam to your thighs in front and calf’s in back
3.glue or stitch on fur
Boom I got easily put on diggy legs
Your Kitten: “MOM! stop making videos and PAY ATTENTION TO MEEEEE!!!!”
I use loose pillows with a elastic leg band to hold it in place
only way to make a fursuit wrong, is using bad materials, or stress making it....
Or rushing it, or not following tutorials.
Hey! I’m a proud nine year old furry, making my fursuit! her Name Is Phantee The Folf! I am using some fur from spotlight, I’m hot gluing it, And for the eyes, I’m using fairy dress stuff and layering it! I am Very proud to go out In Her! You have helped me alot
nice to see that there's other furries that are under the age of 13 trying to make a fursuit ^^
I’d make a suit at 10 if I had the materials
Anyone else just staring at the cat playing with her jacket string??
I don’t like my paws usually, I typically just wear gloves or bring gloves with me in case the material is irritating my skin at some point.
I LOVE your videos!!!
I can relate to the cat thing. When I’m trying to sleep my giant overweight adorable 4 year old cat tries to wake me up, and if I close the door it’s just “meow... meow... meow” for like an hour.
Haha the cat 4:15
Yay, another cat video!
You don’t need detailed eyes!! My oc:*has pure black eyes and I just use cheap sunglasses lenses for the eyes*
Good idea!
Have you ever not used fur? Have you used fleece before? I dont have fur or the money to buy it but i do have fleece.
Fleece is a good substitute, i've used it before :)
does anyone know a good place to buy a balaclava?
Only reason to really have full teeth maws is if the mouth is a chin strapped one, like mine. If they open, it's a pretty detail
My eyes are colored with sharpie 😂 I’m no where close to professional. But I love my hobby.
The cat lol💕💕
An elk dragon? Alrighty then.
Something you can do for eyes is use paint pens, I personally hate using paint brushes and so I use posca paint pens to draw on top of my buckram
I honestly didn't line my heads for like... 6ish years. It never bothered me, nor did anyone care. I prefer it unlined because then if you sell it you can do size adjustments. I one time changed a 24in head to 30in for a customer. If it was lined, I would have had to remove it.
You cat is so awesome
I don't line my heads, I just advise my customers to wear a balaclava
so.. you're saying that it's actually fine to be sweating all over the foam on the inside of the head? because lining the head keeps the foam cleaner.
ArtGirlCO that’s why you wear a balaclava and everyone wears balaclava under suit
THE KITTY!!!
*Do you think buying "KamenHamster"s furry head bases is OK?*
Im having my paws and sleeves lined because im using cheaper fur and i fear of it being to itchy.
The cat 😹