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Sounds like a good deal! I agree with buying a machine that does a little more than what you really need. You don't want to outgrow your machine if you plan on sewing for a long time (or for life)....

Thanks, that's a good suggestion if I can't find anything fuzzy or furry that will work.

North Fur makes some of the best prosthetics I've seen, and I've gotten to see a few of them in person too.

The reason why they make very exaggerated expressions in the videos is to show you the...

Thanks, but I am sticking with the unitard. I think fursuits and partials are great, but not for me.

I've found zentai suits made of a stretch velour, but they're way too see-through. A quick once-over at the fabrics at my local Jo Anns wasn't very fruitful; they had a couple of stretch velvets and...

I'm guessing you missed this in my post:

Hey all,

I'm starting to do some research into materials for my ocelot costume. I want to make it unitard-based, like I did with my cheshire cat costume. But, I don't want the unitard to be shiny...

You'd like my White. They sell for around $100 for a good used one and will sew through I think 7 layers of denim (!!!). I don't have any problems with it going through really thick fur. Of course...

It's this: simplyspray.com

I just remembered they also had it at Jo Ann's too.

Sorry I'm late with this reply, but I've only just started using the forum a few weeks now. I agree with what the others have to say. I would definitely recommend a metal-bodied sewing machine....

I definitely want it to happen again next year! I guess you could have pre-registration for the show during the weekend so that people can get their car(s) entered in time to be judged. That's my...

You don't have to buy an airbrush if you don't want to. Michaels sells fabric paint for stenciling in an aerosol can, like spraypaint. It's only a few dollars and comes in a variety of colors.

If...