And it's a tiger post! This time she got a lovely fluffy neck, what a throat ... The neck is made from four pieces of striped fur, and f...

cutting irises from acetate... cut the pupil hole first! polish your baubles (thats my glasses cloth) and grab some UHU glue ... delicate wo...

to create this nose i covered thin sheet foam in fleece, sewed it in place then tinted the tiger head around it with copic markers. The nost...

i like t o draw things so that i really get to know them ... a double layer of dense sheet foam provides the innards for a tiger's nose ...

I have been given the challenge of bringing Umphy the Umgum to life ... I made these sketches from some of the illustrations in the book. n...

tiger by numbers, Mary watches me at work ... this is the third time I have used this method to make a pattern for furring, but the tiger he...

big ones!

a sketch of tiger feelings - markings, teeth, colours ... old curtains again - pattern making as I go! drawing areas for add different furs ...

tiger with a toupee, that's not right ... I dig this little toy from Mary's animal tin, he looks a bit cheesey but he helped me with...

the foam dome is covered in fabric here this helps me in marking symmetry ... but it doesn't really look very tigery to me - more like a...

snip snip .... not used a green balaclava before, here I am using paper to make sure the head us symmetrical ... building the foam dome!

symmetry in heads is important - i used the same pattern for both sides ... the pattern in turn helps me place the cheeks level on both side...