We Loved "where the wild things are" characters so much and my twin daughters really wanted to be them for Halloween. I went to work on it with cardboard, old fur coats, fur remnanats, an old leopard costume from years ago, animal house slippers and my imagination. The noses were made out of pantyhoses and socks! I have no experience or education in design or sewing but it came out great. It took about 1 week to do Carol's head and then KW took about 3 days. My daughters were so pleased and so was I.
Deb
Thanks! Justin
Well done! So jealous :oD
I wanted so much an ible of this thing!!!
I love this veryyy much!
The creator should be employed in a position to fully utilize this skill set.
Just amazing! I could never say enough. Just amazing.
The happiness on that kid's face are the best prize for a wonderful work like this!
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GREAT job...
I love them!
Contest winner????
They're so lifelike and believable. I'm curious how you made the eyes, the noses, and the detail in the fur. A full instructable on these would be great!
(I posted my very cartoony interpretation of one of the wild things last year, but your versions completely kick the crap out mine. Well done!)
If you make anything in the future, be sure to take lots of photos--you've obviously got some talent that ought to be shown off! Once again, very well done.
Frown lines in forehead and under the eyes were done with the permanent markers