As far as getting a pattern, there are a few different ways to do it. You can take a pattern for a long sleeved shirt and merge it at the waist with a pattern for a pair of pants, leave out all the fiddly bits like pockets, add a zipper to the back, and you're good to go. Or there are the jumpsuit patterns meant specifically for animal costumes which you can get. I think Simplicity makes one, and maybe McCall's too. Those are very baggy, but work well enough.

If you know how to draft, you can draft one, of course, which is my usual method, but I assume if you knew that you wouldn't be asking.

Another very excellent way is to make duct tape pattern. Get some old clothes that you don't care about, and a friend, and a couple of rolls of duct tape. Wearing the old clothes, cover yourself in duct tape, until you're a duct tape mummy. They cut the tape off. Then you can cut it up into pieces, add a seam allowance, and ta-da, pattern that fits you like a second skin!

Hope some of those ideas prove helpful.

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There's tons of great suit and head makers on that community and I am certain that you will be able to find someone who will be able to do this for you. I'm actually surprised Blade didn't offer... she's great!

I can't offer because I am crazy busy up through the convention.

Hope to see you there. Come by our booth and say hi! We're bunnywarez. bunnywarez.com/