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An easy step-by-step guide to making fursuit heads.
This guide is pretty basic, complete with a generic canine character.
I won't give away the exact details of making fursuit parts, if I did I'd be out of the business! Good luck to any aspiring fursuit makers though!
Feel free to use this character to practice your first head with-but please do not steal/copy/alter anything from this tutorial.
Click here for Handpaw Tutorial!
Click here for Feetpaw Tutorial!
Click here for Tail Tutorial!
Click here for Bodysuit Tutorial!
This guide is pretty basic, complete with a generic canine character.
I won't give away the exact details of making fursuit parts, if I did I'd be out of the business! Good luck to any aspiring fursuit makers though!
Feel free to use this character to practice your first head with-but please do not steal/copy/alter anything from this tutorial.
Click here for Handpaw Tutorial!
Click here for Feetpaw Tutorial!
Click here for Tail Tutorial!
Click here for Bodysuit Tutorial!
Category All / All
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 1280 x 1280px
File Size 978 kB
Listed in Folders
Thank your very much!
I'm Chinese,and our fursuit fans need tutorial like this.(we just begin)
And you said "do not steal/copy/alter anything from this tutorial".
But think about my friends in need of help,can you permit me share this tutorial to Chinese BBS with translation?(no alter image)
I'm Chinese,and our fursuit fans need tutorial like this.(we just begin)
And you said "do not steal/copy/alter anything from this tutorial".
But think about my friends in need of help,can you permit me share this tutorial to Chinese BBS with translation?(no alter image)
The time it takes varies depending on how much detail you put into the head and overall design, but typically it may take 2-3 weeks to complete a head.
The best materials are high quality faux fur (usually named "luxury shag," "DF," or "luxury faux fur") along with upholstery foam and/or resin bases made from those with previous experience in resin items (such as Dream vision creations.)
I may make such a list in the future but right now I do not have the time, there are also many other makers who provide this info and in this case research and google is your best friend. I am always here to help with specific questions though. Personally I source my foam from a local store, whereas I ship in fur from online sites such as https://fursuitsupplies.com/
As for good way to cut foam, a good sharp large pair of scissors will do, I personally only use scissors for refinement and will use an electronic bread knife to slice through large pieces. It has also been known for people to use heated wires however I have not tried this technique personally. It's all about finding what works best for you and what you are most comfortable with.
Hope this helps! :)
The best materials are high quality faux fur (usually named "luxury shag," "DF," or "luxury faux fur") along with upholstery foam and/or resin bases made from those with previous experience in resin items (such as Dream vision creations.)
I may make such a list in the future but right now I do not have the time, there are also many other makers who provide this info and in this case research and google is your best friend. I am always here to help with specific questions though. Personally I source my foam from a local store, whereas I ship in fur from online sites such as https://fursuitsupplies.com/
As for good way to cut foam, a good sharp large pair of scissors will do, I personally only use scissors for refinement and will use an electronic bread knife to slice through large pieces. It has also been known for people to use heated wires however I have not tried this technique personally. It's all about finding what works best for you and what you are most comfortable with.
Hope this helps! :)
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