u/Asleep-Balance1008

hello, I’m working on my third suit for a friend and i fear I made the lining too loose and not big enough. The front is slightly heavier so with the loose lining it sags significantly. How can I fix the lining being too big without redoing everything? It’s glued into the base and to the mouth lining. Should I try to add adjustable straps or a foam strip around the back for a closer fit to the head?

ignore my sink in the background. replaced all the oil, gave it a good dusting and scrubbing of the top and bottom resivoirs, and changed out the bulb!

Startin on my third head ever for a friend, first time working with a tpu base. I was wondering how I should go about padding the inside of this head. I’m thinking inbetween the eyes and maybe a bit on the forehead and cheeks? Also; her head is 23.5 in. I have a 24in mannequin head i’m working off of. How do I make sure this fits her properly? Thank you!

Hey guys! I recently finished my second suit and am absolutely in love with her. However, one thing that’s been nagging at me in the back of my head is concerns about the durability and seam pops happening. I’m not exactly sure HOW durable a fursuit should be. Visually, I cannot see any threads, there is a small spot near the eye where you can see the foam if you squint. There are one or two places near the ears where you can see the tail ends of my knots i’ve tied. Is this normal?? I genuinely can’t tell. I really want her to last a long time but I can’t help but feel worried that my work won’t hold the test of time. Do any other makers have any tips for testing durability, figuring out what spots to keep an eye on, etc? Also apologies if this is a weird post. Thank you! aaa