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The Making of a Yeti - Qee Customisation
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Pre-fur Yeti - 'Bath Time'
One of the problems was getting to all of the areas to put the hair on, he needed to come apart. The bear is Vinyl so a little trip to the hot tub and he softened up nice enough to pull him to bits!
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First Steps
The first application of glue to the naked bear.
The 'fur' was a knitting yarn, layed piece by piece to cover the surface.
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Started foot
Each piece layed carefully onto a bed of glue and 'painted' in until it was secure.
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Half an ear
This gives you an idea of how much and how close each row is, I used more than one ball of wool on him, I think totaling about 100m.
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One finished leg
After about 4 hours one leg was finished..
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Being assembled
As the vinyl is hard at room temperature, and not wanting to put him in hot water with hair, I had to use a hair dryer to soften him up enough to re-assemble him.
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No hair cut
Before the hair was trimmed, the volume of fur was quite impressive! The most scary part was trying to put the head back on with that much fur, I had no idea it would be so hard, and he's fairly delicate.I didn't want his fur coming off after 3 days work!
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Finished bear
After his trim and final assembly here stands the Yeti.If I ever get to see him again there will be more and better pictures of him..
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