Bison!

[bladespark]

Or buffalo, whatever.





I have enough of that hair blend to do another tail pretty much like this one, and I also have oodles of black, so I can do black tufted tails. $35, or $40 if you want some other color tuft, which I will be happy to order. :)

Oh, and Ari? As you notice, I have brown hair now. I am working on your pony tomorrow. It should (at last!) be done soon. (I was going to work on it today, but I am sick and sniffly, making a tail was about all I was up to.)

Comments

[harliquinnraver.livejournal.com]

oh NICE!! :D the horn/ear/headband dealy is exceptionally awesome!

[bladespark.livejournal.com]

Sadly it's just a bit wobbly to wear. Too top heavy, I need a broader headband, but I can't GET plain broad cloth covered ones right now. They appear to have gone out of fashion.

But yes, I am so happy with it! Glee!

[lightgreendryad.livejournal.com]

Wider headbands? So they can cover more area of the head? That look like they should go with the poodle skirt style? That are covered in bright colors of vinyl? Something like that?

We sell those at Family Dollar. Of course, I don't think Family Dollar is in Oregon or Washington or California. But they do exist. Of course, I'm also sure you've scoured all the dollar stores in the area. But I see them every day at work, even if you can't get here to buy them...

Do you want me to buy you one or two and send them to you? They might come in black or brown.

[bladespark.livejournal.com]

NOT vinyl. Fabric. Textured cloth that I could sew things to.

[lightgreendryad.livejournal.com]

Well, I know. But who says you can't take the vinyl off and put fabric on? Or put fabric over the vinyl.

[bladespark.livejournal.com]

Because adding several hours worth of work means that they become too expensive to be cost effective to me. This is a business, not a hobby. I get $20 for ears, and they already take me roughly two hours to make, and cost me around $5 in materials. Extra cost or extra time means I would have to charge more, but there's no way people would pay more than $20 for ears on a headband. I can get uncovered plastic headbands easily, many places. I don't do so because it isn't cost effective, I need headbands that are ready for ears the moment I get them. That's why I specifically said I needed cloth covered ones.

[aurora77]

That looks really good!

I haven't seen any wide headbands lately, either. I like to have one around to keep my hair back while putting on makeup and my last one was lost when my overnight bag got misplaced. :( Plenty of super-thin ones, though.

I keep wishing I had a need of your services, because you make so many super-awesome things. Everything else, simple cloth stuff, I've been able to make for myself.