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Here is the Zeki needlefelt in more views. I wish I could've gotten a better shot, but I didn't have the lovely photo setup I had last time when I did the husky, and I was quite anxious to post this. XD

This is a four legged version of Zeki's fennec fox fursona, and it turned out okay, at least by my standards. I tried as much as possible to make Zeki the adorable character she is, and I feel that she has a decent expression. The eyes came out rather well, I think. X3 However, the torso is a bit too long (I'm STILL having issues with that >.<) and the wings aren't very well defined. Her character is supposed to have itty bitty decorative wings, and this was the first time I've put little wings on a feltsie so far. I... need to work on wings more. XD

Zeki is made with hand dyed 100% alpaca wool. This was also the first time I've used mostly Jaquard Acid dyes, and they turned out BEAUTIFULLY. I highly recommend them for dying wool, they make absolutely rich gorgeous color. However, for lighter colors I still recommend something like the Tulip or Rit dyes. While the ecru here turned out lovely, I've had trouble trying to dye lighter versions of the other colors.

Anyway, Zeki, I hope you like it! X3

Description
Here is the Zeki needlefelt in more views. I wish I could've gotten a better shot, but I didn't have the lovely photo setup I had last time when I did the husky, and I was quite anxious to post this. XD

This is a four legged version of Zeki's fennec fox fursona, and it turned out okay, at least by my standards. I tried as much as possible to make Zeki the adorable character she is, and I feel that she has a decent expression. The eyes came out rather well, I think. X3 However, the torso is a bit too long (I'm STILL having issues with that >.<) and the wings aren't very well defined. Her character is supposed to have itty bitty decorative wings, and this was the first time I've put little wings on a feltsie so far. I... need to work on wings more. XD

Zeki is made with hand dyed 100% alpaca wool. This was also the first time I've used mostly Jaquard Acid dyes, and they turned out BEAUTIFULLY. I highly recommend them for dying wool, they make absolutely rich gorgeous color. However, for lighter colors I still recommend something like the Tulip or Rit dyes. While the ecru here turned out lovely, I've had trouble trying to dye lighter versions of the other colors.

Anyway, Zeki, I hope you like it! X3