A few days early, but do you really mind?

Here's a preview of the new pads I've been working on. I used to make pads from urethane rubber (see here: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/3396083/), since it seemed safer than risking potentially fatal latex reactions in random members of the public. But it was rather hard and tended to crack after extended flexing. So I took the leap into platinum silicones.

I've been practicing with the mini vacuum-tables I've previously shown, as well as with fibreglass molds. The detail reproduction I've been getting in amazing. When I get it right anyway. ;)
The cracked leather texture is considerably finer-grain than the previous versions too.

I need to do another pass at the fibreglass molds as a couple have creases in the gelcoat or flaws from the masters I hadn't noticed. Should be done within a few days I hope!

These ones are supposed to be pink. It's far too pale currently though. I need to tweak the mix a little more to make it match the urethane pigment shade.

What you see here is the "Animal feline palm set", with the large-size fingerpad set behind it.
This pic really shows off the texture detail well. :)

The silicone is a special-effects-grade skinsafe platinum-cure. It's skin-safe enough it can actually be applied wet to bare skin. It has a backing of fleece impregnated into it as it cures, giving you the option of sewing or glueing pads in place.