Fursuit now on Furbid

Well, despite regrets, I did it; I put Tazzel up for auction on Furbid.

I'll hate to see the costume go, but if it sells it'll be worth it not to have postpone my tattoo appointment any longer. Like I mentioned, I've gained too much weight to wear the bodysuit anyway, so she's just been in my closet for mostly sentimental reasons at this point. Also, I'm into other things more than fursuiting these days. I am selling the costume at a fairly low and reasonable price; trying to be karma-correct by asking just what I really need for the tattoo I want.

The character is still "part of me"; the suit just won't be.

Here's the auction info:

One of a Kind (or maybe four)! The fursona is Tazzel, a fantasy fennec fox exotic dancer. The costume is spandex and faux fur. Can be worn as a partial or full body costume.

Size Medium-- up to about 175 lbs, 40" chest max. Back zip thigh length unitard was purchased from Spandexwear.com with sculpted and padded chest piece added.

Mask constructed on spandex hood, with good quality wig attached. Mask is 3/4 not full face; lower jaw is part of hood. Very comfortable.

Gloves and leggings.

Tri-colored fur polyfilled tail, with loop attachment.

Auction is for suit only; jewelry and dance accessories not included.

Low asking price, since suit is secondhand and sold as-is; 3 years old, gently worn, but clean. The construction is rather piecemeal, but sturdy. Questions and comments can be directed to cloverr@gmail.com.

(NOT QUITE WORK SAFE)
http://www.furbid.ws/cgi-bin/auction/item.pl?item=232344220

Tuesday morning list

--showered and washed hair
--posted Furbid auction
--posted to a couple costume related online communities about auction
--one load laundry washed and in drier
--dishes washed
--redrew doll arm pattern pieces (one more time w/ flesh tone "bare" upper shoulders and opera length ivory gloves)
--tried calling utility company (about repair the landlord needs done)
--ready for 12-9 shift at library

*blows silly kisses to my wulf-- Thanks for keeping me up past my sleepytime last night!*

book #30

30) Phillips, Marie. GODS BEHAVING BADLY. Little, Brown & Co.: 2007.

The Olympian gods have survived into modern times,and are living in a London flat, but will modern times survive the gods? It's up to ordinary mortals Neil and Alice to save the world.

Amusing little book.