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How to Make Wolf Ears

By Matthew Lynch
December 4, 2023
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Are you looking for a fun and creative way to make wolf ears for a costume, party, or just for fun? In this article, we’ll walk you through the process of creating your own wolf ears using simple materials that are easy to find. By following these easy steps, you’ll have a realistic-looking pair of wolf ears in no time.

Materials You’ll Need:

– Felt or faux fur fabric (two different shades)

– Scissors

– Pencil or fabric chalk

– Cardstock or poster board

– Glue (fabric glue, hot glue, or strong adhesive)

– Headband or another attachment method (e.g., bobby pins)

– Optional: sewing machine or needle/thread

Step 1: Design Your Wolf Ears

First, decide on the size and shape of your wolf ears. Use a pencil or fabric chalk to sketch the desired shape onto your cardstock or poster board. To make it more realistic, draw two parts for each ear: one larger piece for the outer ear and a smaller piece for the inner ear. Remember that wolf ears have a pointed tip and are generally wider at the base.

Step 2: Cut Out Your Ear Shapes

Next, cut out the ear shapes you’ve drawn on your cardstock/poster board. Place these templates onto your felt or faux fur fabric. While using the lighter shade for inner part and darker color for outer part of your design, trace around them with a pencil/chalk. Carefully cut out these fabric shapes.

Step 3: Attach the Inner Ear to the Outer Ear

Using your chosen adhesive (fabric glue, hot glue, or strong adhesive), apply a thin line of glue around the edges of the smaller inner ear pieces. Press them onto their corresponding larger outer ear pieces. Let them dry completely before moving on to the next step.

Step 4: Make Your Ears 3D

To give your wolf ears a realistic, 3D look, fold each ear in half vertically (with the faux fur or felt facing inward). Sew along the bottom edge of the ear, connecting the two sides at about a 1/4-inch seam allowance. Turn each ear right side out so that your stitching is hidden and the fur or felt is now on the outside.

Step 5: Attach Your Wolf Ears to a Headband

To attach your wolf ears to a headband, first determine where you want them positioned. Apply hot glue or another strong adhesive to the base of each ear and carefully press them onto the headband. Hold them in place until they’re secure. Alternatively, you can attach your ears using bobby pins by sliding them through the fabric at the base of each ear and into your hair.

And there you have it! Using these simple steps, you can create realistic-looking wolf ears fit for any occasion. Now go ahead, unleash your inner wolf!

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