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What are you currently making, farmers?
No. 204387
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Does anyone have any idea how to make something like this? I imagine they used needle felt for the fur, but what about everything else? Can one even see inside it? I'd love to make one based on my cat and use it for Halloween of something similar, it's so cute
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>>204389Kinda obvious in hindsight. Funny how like 90% of these videos making these fursuits were women, when in my experience the majority of furfags were men or trannies.
Anyway, the realistic ones are really cool
No. 204408
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Ahh, I love this idea! Heres one of my many, many WIP doll repaints, the ones on the back are just a part of it all lmaoo. I also have one MLP toy and dollhouse stuff on the works, as well as Warhammer minis…
No. 204425
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>>204408I'm pretty sure I've seen your stuff at /toy/! I like customizing dolls and I wanna get into mini painting as well. I love when they have dramatic lighting
No. 204443
>>204431It's miniature painting, anon! We could definitely use a bit more women in the hobby.
It can get a bit pricey, but as a beginner you don't need the best materials ever. Also, I live in a country where we don't have access to the best american, japanese or european paints, yet a lot of artists do amazing work with our
shittier national stuff.
A set of thin brushes (for watercolor, for example), some basic acrylic paint (your favorite colors or at least the basic 5: black, white, magenta, yellow and cyan), a wet palette (you can make one at home with foam/sponge, a tupperware and parchment paper), primer and finishing varnish sprays and the miniature of your choice. You could get some from AliExpress for example, they have some cheaper bootlegs that are good for practicing. Or if you live in a country where you can 3D print at libraries, you could find a free model you like online and print it so you can paint it!
There are a lot of yt videos on the matter, where you can get some ideas on how to start. Once you get the hang of it, you can get better materials and move on to more advanced techniques.
No. 205066
>>205058Couldn't you sell it in sewing groups or something like that? Maybe you won't get as much as you need for the linen you want, but at least a part of it would be covered.
>>205064You're so kind, anon! If you have some yarn laying around, make a pompom bunny!
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>>205082Oh, I see. Maybe you could try and make some aprons to sell? When I was in college, they were very useful and we ordered a bunch from a friend's mom. The more pockets, the better. I can be used for gardening, cooking, painting, hair cutting/dying, crafting… So a lot of people could use one.
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>>205093Samefag, I didn't notice the picture I saved from Pinterest was a Pinterest screenshot lol
Anyway this is not linen but could be used as an idea.
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No. 206060
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Cute handmade clay watercolor set sorry this ended up sounding like an AI generated thing lol
No. 206065
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>>206060And another one. I think this is also clay although it's trying to mimic the wood print block look
No. 207073
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Saw this on pinterest and thought it could be a cute inspo for someone
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>>207076Thanks anon! I'd love to see it.
Here's another bird related craft
No. 207115
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>>207114Samefag, I was searching for a pic of puff quilts and saw this macaron afghan that looks pretty similar to your puffs
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>>207076Here it is, isn't it awesome? This is from a book called The Artful Bird: Feathered Friends to Make and Sew by Abigail Patner Glassenberg. The instructions to make this bird are not in the book but there's instructions for many other birds.
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>>207162Very cute! Thanks for sharing!
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>>207590Cute, gives me Shimeji Similation vibes.
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>>207717Do you have pics, anon? I'd love to see it!
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I love cardboard crafts
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No. 237047
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Necro to say, I'll be doing this to hide my tablet
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http://pinkpixieforest.blogspot.com/2012/09/lawn-ghost-re-post.html I think I'm gonna do this for halloween, maybe with something other than sheets of plastic though. never had a yard before so this is the first I'm trying anything like this! i might give up lol but I think I can pull something together
No. 323460
>>323431> maybe with something other than sheets of plastic thoughlike what? i suggest plastic because its easier to work with
good luck!
No. 485666
>>485086i recently bought nomad sculpt for the same purpose nonna! its better for 3d printing and much easier to understand than blender. ive really been enjoying the tutorials and videos by @slam3dprint and
@abovewongart on tiktok and i like this video for breaking up a character into simple shapes.
https://youtu.be/G_IHhCIOgfg?si=8UaqcPat_bazH3tR No. 485851
>>485666Ah fuck, I'm already learning Blender, I don't know if it'd be a good idea to switch now.
I was mostly wondering about the printing part of the process, like which 3D printer to buy, the software, etc. I didn't know the whole figure is printed, I thought the parts had to be printed separately and then put together or something.
No. 486003
>>485851im enjoying nomad because it sort a simplified version of blender and you can use the information you learn from using it on blender. i find all the extra buttons on blender overwhelming so it's slightly more streamlined and easier to manage but you can still make some really cool things with it
you also may want to check to see if your local library/college has a 3d printer you can experiment with before making the jump to purchasing your own. i know my local library has access with a card but ymmv
these websites are also good for finding library of things/tool lending/makerspace/workshops/local resources near you for as little money as possible lol
https://makerspace.com/https://localtools.org/find/