TINA WOLVES UPDATE, OPINIONS NEEDED
6 days ago
– Fri, Apr 17, 2026 at 06:52:42 AM
Tina's Magpie wolf and coyote pigeon have had their pre-production samples completed.
First, I wanted to try switching their fabric on the legs, muzzle, and ears because the original fabric has random seams in it. See below
First, I wanted to try switching their fabric on the legs, muzzle, and ears because the original fabric has random seams in it. See below

And it's the actual fabric, not my manufacturer doing it, she checked

BUT, I don't think I like the new fabric. It's not fuzzy enough? Here is what coyote pigeon looks like now



For reference, here she is before

The fabric seams/creases are annoying, but let me know if you guys want to overlook them, or go with the new fabric! No polls, I just want to hear opinions.
Also, I will ask Tina to make Aria's ears a little closer together on the new sample and on the manufactured ones.
Secondly! Leg length has been changed. Please scroll back up to view Aria's new leg length. And here is Nightfall's new look.



Here's nightfall before for reference. Look at those baby legs, haha!

So for me personally, I want to change Aria's short fabric back to the original, but keep Nightfall's new short fabric? What do you guys think?
As for the legs, I'm super happy and see no changes that need to be made! They look so much more proportionate now.
And I shared on Instagram, but here's an update on the foxes! These are pictures of the bulk product before they were finalized and shipped. They are set to arrive to me around the 1st or 2nd week of May






Thank you all for your support and help! I appreciate everyone so much. As always feel free to reach out to me at [email protected] or on Instagram @FeatheredFoxDen if you need any help or have questions.
EDIT TO ADD
Thanks to the tip Rebecca Vice has given it seems semi-possible to get the marks on the fur out on your own!
I used gentle low heat and a fine-tooth comb to work at all the spots I didn't like. It was hard to hold the comb and the dryer so while I used the dryer I used my finger nails to kind of dig gently and work at the fabric to get the fur standing up again. I also used the fine-tooth comb on its own and that works okay too! Gentle heat seams to help make it more pliable and will probably help the fur stay up after working it. I also did wet the fabric just a little bit in the problem areas. Just a teeny tiny bit to give me something to work with and to not overheat the hairs.
Before

After

Before

After

Still there, but very faint! I am not an expert at working with plush fabrics so I'm sure others could do better :)

BUT, I don't think I like the new fabric. It's not fuzzy enough? Here is what coyote pigeon looks like now



For reference, here she is before

The fabric seams/creases are annoying, but let me know if you guys want to overlook them, or go with the new fabric! No polls, I just want to hear opinions.
Also, I will ask Tina to make Aria's ears a little closer together on the new sample and on the manufactured ones.
Secondly! Leg length has been changed. Please scroll back up to view Aria's new leg length. And here is Nightfall's new look.



Here's nightfall before for reference. Look at those baby legs, haha!

So for me personally, I want to change Aria's short fabric back to the original, but keep Nightfall's new short fabric? What do you guys think?
As for the legs, I'm super happy and see no changes that need to be made! They look so much more proportionate now.
And I shared on Instagram, but here's an update on the foxes! These are pictures of the bulk product before they were finalized and shipped. They are set to arrive to me around the 1st or 2nd week of May






Thank you all for your support and help! I appreciate everyone so much. As always feel free to reach out to me at [email protected] or on Instagram @FeatheredFoxDen if you need any help or have questions.
EDIT TO ADD
Thanks to the tip Rebecca Vice has given it seems semi-possible to get the marks on the fur out on your own!
I used gentle low heat and a fine-tooth comb to work at all the spots I didn't like. It was hard to hold the comb and the dryer so while I used the dryer I used my finger nails to kind of dig gently and work at the fabric to get the fur standing up again. I also used the fine-tooth comb on its own and that works okay too! Gentle heat seams to help make it more pliable and will probably help the fur stay up after working it. I also did wet the fabric just a little bit in the problem areas. Just a teeny tiny bit to give me something to work with and to not overheat the hairs.
Before

After

Before

After

Still there, but very faint! I am not an expert at working with plush fabrics so I'm sure others could do better :)


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