But that’s just the way it goes sometimes!  I am going to enjoy furring these for an Irish tiger! 

You can now look forward to another full sized costume appearing ... Tail first! I bought nice thick webbing and a strong clip. I prefer tai...

Sometimes I have to stop and draw something in order to know how it will come together. As if my hand movements on the paper help me to see?...

The tiger returned to Weymouth yet again, and this time THE CAT was ready for him! It was certainly a lovely day for a Harbour-side festival...

and so to make the pattern for furring the cat head ... interesting shapes appear when I work this way ... and the blue foam shape starts to...

does a cat's head appear? nore of a fox, that muzzle is much too long! I started to shorten the muzzle, bit by bit, and added more foam ...

making myself into a Cat ... well, its happening! I do need a head and a tail, but I already feel rather like puss in boots! I have better g...

all the better to wave hello! Little-Cat costume takes shape ...

Really enjoyed making this video! Thanks to Tiger-Tan and my lovely girls!

He is Number 1 too! The Tiger had a lovely time back in weymouth - you too can visit Cat's Porch next weekend ...

and I took these furry balls with me - but more about those in a second! First, here is a hunk i managed to get a cuddle with, at Rainbow Pr...

my recently created duct-tape body is to help me make a suit that fits me! I use it to create one half of a pattern, then my costume will be...

here brought to life by my good friend .... Have fun, tiger !

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

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 ...