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This fursuit was completed as a Christmas present for my partner and was a complete surprise. It was started right after Pawcon 2025 and was completed just in time for Further Confusion 2026.
It's a fursuit partial with a head, hand paws, and arm sleeves, which the wings and tail are sewn on to the arms. She also features with squeakers in the horns and tail tip, removable magnetic eyelids, a fully lined head and neck, and a poseable tail.
The two parts I'm most proud of on the suit are the hair and the wings. The hair is just fur sewn strategically using the trick where you brush out the back of the fur to give the appearance of fur on both sides. I was worried that doubling up on the hair pieces and sewing both sides of the pieces together would make the hair look too bulky, and I was also in a big rush. The goal was to finish before Christmas (this obviously didn't happen). So the brush out the back method turned out to work great and gave the hair just the right amount of bulk I needed for the suit.
I probably spent an equal amount of time on the wings as I did the entire head, the paws, the arm sleeves, and the tail. The wings are entirely hand appliqué with invisible stitching (ladder stitching). I would sew for hours a day, at home, at work, for about a month straight to finish this. As rewarding as this was, and as much fun I had trying to figure out how best to sew all this, rest assured I will never be picking up a project like this again. The sheer amount of work I had to do to get this to come together how it did was kind of absurd. Fun and rewarding, but absurd.
My fursuit was originally created by Cullahfool (when I bought from her) but she has since changed her name to ItsFuzzyStuff. [Small disclaimer, I no longer support my maker. She posted a photo of a doll she had made of and gifted a conservative British politician who is known for her anti-trans agenda. We support transgender rights here.] I bought him for about $1400 for a full partial. He debuted at Further Confusion 2024. Since then, I have made my own upgrades and additions to the suit.
Sick of being mistaken for a fox, I tore off his ears and replaced his ears with fully posable, more rabbit-like ones. I think it helps his appearance, but people still ask me what animal I am... Around the same time, I also made new paws for him that feature finger escapes, so I can still use my cameras in fursuit at conventions without having to remove my paws like before. This upgrade was debuted at Further Confusion 2026, alongside by partner's Roxanne bat suit.
Since then, I have also made a bodysuit and made new, smaller, shoe-based foot paws for him. This was made in preparation for Fanime 2026. My date to have my friends come over and help me build my duct tape dummy was pushed back twice, and so the amount of time I ended up having to finish this bodysuit was about a week and a half. And I worked FAST on it! Our power ended up going out for 20 hours over the two days before Fanime; I was sewing by flash light that we had to buy that night. I got it into a wearable state just before con and got to wear it around that Saturday.
I have yet to clean up some edges, but the suit is mostly complete. At least, until I decide that I want to update something else on his suit, haha.
Last updated 6-5-2026.
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