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⊰Brittany Wolf⊱
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New Tool in my Arsenal!

I've fallen in love with furring my doll's faces!

My method is that I work from back to front. I lay down a small patch of Aleene's Tacky Glue (dries clear and bonds so well!) then I cut a patch of fur roughly the same size as the glue from its backing (a little thicker, its easier to have too much fur then too little!) and lightly push it into the glue, but just enough so I know the fur is in the glue. Its tedious, but its so worth it!

Now when it comes to trimming the fur (since I always cut it long and as close to the backing as possible) There's a few things I would use. Scissors were my first, however its rather hard for me to make it look smooth in small detailed areas (it would look blocky) Then, I had purchased a new Clipper fro my dog. The old one (thoroughly cleaned) then became my fur trimmer. Yet again I had issues with the really tight spaces.

Then I found something that is just perfect! I introduce to you,


Eyebrow Razor!!


It started by me trying to use an X-acto blade for trimming around the muzzle of the Teacup Pomeranian doll I was making. My mom asked me what I was doing, I explained, and she told me to hold on a minute. She went into the other room and pulled these babies out- new in package. She said she bought them a year or two ago and just never got around to using them. So I straight away tried them, and my goodness, they were just perfect! You can use an X-acto blade for this, but because these are ment to thin out hair in a small area I believe it to work a lot better and faster. 

So I just wanted to share this with you guys :D

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