That looks -great-, Pipe-Bomb Lady!

Well thnx tango

That's so cool^^

That is super cool

that looks awesome!!

Awesome! ^__^

Holy amazingness. This is the next level, right here.

Woah
That is awesome!

Neat!

NEATO!!!

Just curious, whatcha using for the finger extenders?

So its drywall hanging wire, with the ends curled over themselves so they don't poke through the fabric and a dot of hot glue over the end JUST IN CASE it decides to friction-erbate all over the fabric. A preliminary fleece sleeve is sewn + tucked over it, then then are slid into place in the 2 part membrane and then fleece is sewn on top of the membrane, along the sides of the 'bone'. :3 So totally posable since its wire.

omg sweet, sounds like it will make using hands in costume much easier!

oh no not at all lol. I can't do shit with these on XD So I included a pair of just fleece regular old handpaws JUST IN CASE the customer needs to use her hands for some reason.

Kickasssssss!!!!

Awesome!

Pretty creative there

Thank you so much <3

Awesome! I can't wait to see the finished product. I wonder if there is some method for rigging a wing-hand so that the ends curl when the person's fingers are bent?

This looks fantastic! I'm currently working on a dragon with this style of wing, but I'm completely stumped on how to keep the finger extensions taut against the wearer's fingers. I've bought some tent poles for the extensions, but I'm wondering if they might be too heavy. I have also considered attaching the poles to a pair of lycra gloves which would be worn underneath the actual costume gloves, but there's still the issue of getting the extensions nice and secure and not 'drooping'. Would you be willing to share a tip or two on how you achieved it with your wings?

Sure, try drywall hanging wire and wrap it in something? I bent the tips up into the wire so the sharp edges wouldn't cut the fabric, then wrapped them in a fleece sleeve. :)

Sounds good! Unfortunately I haven't been able to find a product going by the name 'drywall hanging wire' yet, but I'm sure I can find a suitable equivalent! One last question, then I'll leave you be! How do the ends of the wire sit against your fingers so it sticks out straight, rather than drooping?

Go to home depot, ask for drywall hanging wire :3 And they're looped back over the knuckles on a thick piece of stuff material which wraps around the hand

That's wonderful, thank you so much for the advice.

This is wonderful!

You never cease to amaze me...yet another piece that i'm drooling over and can't wait to see finished!

o.=.o awesome