Aaaaaah. <3

I'm praying that if I use my curling iron I can get the main nd tail to lay nice. All I need to do is the head and I'm thinking he needs a little more muscle added....you see any thing else he might need tuned up on? If I don't forget I'll get you my idea of the drawing I want tomorrow

:) He could use a bit of chub in the belly and butt areas (I can't see the neck, but it seems proportionate to the body, so it's probably fine! ) if you're looking to add to places. (Buckshot was a potato-shaped pone. lol )

And sounds great. :D Note me when you're able.

looks good!

Try a hair straightener/flat iron on the hair that is how I make mine lie nice same as yarns ;) they work wonders and at 10.00 from walmart you can't complain lol! Looks great so far I really like the use of the real hair great work so far!! :)

Thanks and yes that's my plan...I have a flat iron and curling. I need to find a better way to attach it though. I used glue but then it was hard to felt over the glue It still looks really nice it was just a pain to work around and I want an easyer way.

Maybe what you could do is glue it to some fiber fill and then wrap more ontop then leave a space in the body for it, after felt it in and felt the wool over for a seamless finish. That or do the same but use wool if you want to use that instead? I did that for the eyes of Clyde's goat as they are taxidermy eyes instead of Alpaca fiber like I use for my smaller ones. I took fiber fill and made a little nub, glued the eye on and felted around it to anchor it.

Good idea