http://beetlecat.livejournal.com/188117.html

You can ask your maker to use that tutorial. Be careful dyeing large portions, though. You'll probably have to be a lot more gentle washing it than a suit that is pre-colored. I've never done any sort of tests for that personally, so idk how long the dye job would last. If you need washing advice I've got some good tutorials on that, too. c:

Good luck! :D

Note (why am I so bad at getting all my info in one post, srsly): the reason I suggest you have your maker do it is that it will be MUCH easier for someone to dye already cut pieces than try to dye an entire length of fur evenly. But once they're cut into the pattern pieces, they should be manageable enough that she'd be able to dye them in the tub at the very least.

Be careful with dying fur. It washes out so easily you may not be able to wash your suit (which is not a good thing).

I had to change my fursonas colors before be was made into a suit. It sucks, but sometimes it's the only thing to do :(

The thing is you don't really need to wash the head very vigorously. If you're gentle the dye should last a pretty long time. I would keep a decent amount of the marking fur around though in cause they need to be touched up.

Which color exactly? Have you gone up to LA? Unfortunately, sometimes you might just have to compromise with what's available. I made it a habit now anytime I design a character to look at furs that exist so I don't end up in this spot. I had to make compromises on my tail stripes.