Thanks everyone. I am proud of these. There's plenty of room in the marketplace, so no worries. Your support is greatly appreciated! queequeg

Great work Seraphira!! Good to see you back. Sorry to hear about your family troubles, I'm dealing with my own right now. (Part of the reason I'm slow at releasing products) But after all the trouble before, I admire your effort, tenacity and courage to keep trying. I'm sure this model will be even better than the last. Best of Luck

SndCastie: For now you could try using Poser primitive sphere props and placing them in the hair. I'm working on modeling clothing and I've got a future freebie your daughter-in-law will love. I'll post in the poser forum when it's ready. :-) FlyByNight, NEThingbutNOcent and FishNose: I'll definitely have some ribbons included, and I'll see what I can do about braids. I've been experimenting with braids, but the only problem is they can be very resource intensive (high polycounts). I'll do my best. Thanks for the input everyone. Please feel free to keep leaving ideas. Glad you all are enjoying the hair sets! queequeg

I've got a few ideas for future sets. The next will likely be some variety of long hair. I have a few ideas already, but would like to offer you the opportunity to give suggestions. So feel free to leave some ideas here. Pictures are worth a thousands words, so feel free to show examples of what you'd like, and I'll do my best to accomodate. Can't make promises though. ;-)

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Great Animation Wolf, any idea what the song is in the video? :-)

Amazing!! And most generous!

Great idea... this bypasses a very tedious part of modelling. Also want to point out that PoserStyle has something in their free section similar to this for making V3, Don and Judy clothes.

keweljewels: Outfit is available at Daz3d in the platinum club. It's part of the "SS V3 Sweetheart Cheer Set" by Silverleif Studios. I'm not quite at the level of making full clothing yet... maybe in the future.

Actually, this version will also work on Millenium Kids, you just need to resize (I estimated 90% for PT and 70% for PS) Because skates don't really look like peoples feet, it is necessary to "hide" feet and toes. Thus they'll work on almost any model (Koshini, Steph, Mil Kids, etc) with a little tweaking.