so everyone really likes Loud Lime, my Furby I made in response to the huge influx of people enjoying the Juicy Grape and Tart Tangerine models. Here is how I did it.
a cup or something to put paint in
another cup for more paint
a hair drier (this is recommended but not that important, it just dries the paint faster)
a clean, flat workstation like a table
most importantly, a Furby!
so how I did mine was I took this:
make a dime sized spot of paint in your paint cup
pour two tablespoons of water into the paint cup
stir it with something until it looks like you’ve got a whole cup of the color paint you poured in
ok and then dip the paintbrush in the mixture
*make sure to wiggle the extra paint off, drip drop it back into the cup*
>>>> brush brush brush! where you want the color to be, scrub scrub scrub at the area until Furby has a completely new fur color and no white fur is left
after the scrubbing, review your work; is there….
spots that aren’t colored in?
globs of paint in one area of fur?
paint where where shouldn’t be?
that’s okay because the next step involves gently patting your Furby’s fur with paper towels
get the extra paint off, so it isn’t all wet, should just be a lighter version of the full color you want
hair drier it for 5 minutes while brushing it with a comb/cat brush/brush
OR: wait for like 10-15 minutes. occasionally check to see if the fur is still soft and the texture feels good. brush your furbs fur!
step #3: once your Furby is dry, repeat everything i just told you to do.
>for the ears, just brush a thin layer of paint over the pink, it’s the easiest part
i used q-tips, those cotton swab on a stick things & dipped them in just regular paint to paint on the faceplate and eyelids. it wasn’t easy.
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