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Muzzle Harness Making
An unfortunately long how-to on some of the backpack muzzle harnesses I made for ANW2025. A Note on Construction: These harnesses were designed to make carrying the head easier. The amount of suiters that come to my table and struggle to juggle their head and looking at things is really, really high. My suits now
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Tips of all these Trades
A somewhat untidy collection of tutorials, links to patterns, and anything else to make owning this domain worth what I pay for it.
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Collar Making
I recently went and fixed up some of my old, unsold collars, so it seemed suiting to get a tutorial out! This is, still, more of a showcase; but hopefully it’s a good place to start your research. Collars are a nice project to learn stuff like straight lines, ironing, keeping things flat, and putting
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Bandana Making
Bandanas are a fascinating show of capabilities. Any skill level can make them using any number of skills. As a pet groomer, I used to cut triangles out with plinking sheers to make simple bandanas for owners who would rather we didn’t. As a fursuit maker, I make several-step long luxury bandanas with zippers, lobster
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Chewelry Blurb
(This was written for a card that I consistantly forgot to give out for sales. Most of the information was given verbally, but here’s this anyway.) Chewelry is a food-grade silicone stim tool. It’s safe for folks to chew on for quite a while! But if the beads come off the necklace or start to
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Cleaning Instructions
Fursuit Basics: For brushes, I recommend a two-sided brush. You’ll find ones with long, thick wire or plastic pieces for combing out tangles and then a soft, bristly side for general upkeep. I’ve found these don’t tend to tear at fur like a short-wire brush. That said, feel free to use the wire brushes! They’re
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FAQs: Allergen Info
Pet:My house contains three dogs and one cat. I do my best to keep them out of my crafting, but there’s no stopping Corgi hair sometimes. Food:I like peanut butter. And some wheat products. And a variety of fruits. It shouldn’t get on products but better safe than sorry. Ask if you have a very specific
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Paw Pocket Tutorial
A little something extra to bring your paws up a notch! Paw Pockets are perfect for storing squeakers (which often leave hard spots in pawpads if sewn in), money, and hard things like coins for those who use their paws in play and like a harder smack. This isn’t a pattern: you’ll still need your
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