I just wanted to say a big thank you to everyone who has loved and supported this blog over the years! I've received so much love for this thing I pulled together years ago just for the love of this art form and I hope it has helped people see this in a more positive light and create their own looks for themselves 😄
Friday, 3 April 2020
Male Fat Suit
This is a male version of fat suit 1, designed without the wide hips and boobs. Like the female look this is also estimated to add 100lbs to you however the bigger the belly the more weight you put on!
You will need:
1x large blanket, preferably one about 4x as wide as you that goes up to your waist at least (half your body size)
2x Large Pillow, one you'd find on a bed
3x Smaller blankets, no more than 2ft by 4ft
2x Large scarves, the same size
2x Smaller scarves, the same size
To keep it all in:
1x Long leggings, 1 or 2 sizes bigger than you
1x one-piece shapewear, also 2-3 sizes bigger than you
1x Bolero with long arms
You will also need clothes big enough to fit over your larger size
1) Put the leggings on. Wrap the large blanket around you as in Picture A. Tuck the back into the leggings and take the bottom right-hand corner and pull it down the right-hand leg and wrap it round your ankle so it meets the blanket on the other side. The blanket is in theory folded in half between your legs so make sure there is enough fabric to cover your whole legs as you stand. When all the right-hand half of the fabric is tucked around the leg so it doesn't ride up, repeat for the left leg.
*This is possibly the toughest bit of my design but it looks the more realistic than other homemade suits. Practice makes perfect!
2) Take the large pillow and put it down the back of your leggings over your butt. If the blanket is large enough stuff it inside there.
TIP! If they make your butt look too small, just put another small pillow underneath the large one right over your butt.
Take one of the smaller blankets and fold it in half. Stuff it between your legs so your thighs touch if they don't already. This should make it harder to walk so you are forced to waddle. You don't have to put this in if you would prefer to not be restricted in this way but I feel it's more realistic.
3) Take the shapewear and put the bottom half on so it keeps all the pillows in place. Stuff the other large pillow in the front of your belly. You may need another small pillow if you are skinny however if you are already quite fat like me your own fat will do! To create the look of rolls of flab roll up the smaller blankets and place them across the large pillow across your belly. I must stress these need to be on the outside of the pillow to create the look! To create a belly hang get a shapewear that is even bigger than you in the suit and place a pillow in the bottom securing it with safety pins. The top belly should blend in with the hanging belly, use more safety pins to secure it.
4) To create the moobs just take the large scarves and roll up each so it fits over your chest and protrudes on top of the belly. No bit of the scarf should be showing over the shapewear so it all looks natural but the tightness of this outfit should keep it all in.
5) The final part is with the arms. There are a number of different ways of doing this part. You could either wrap a scarf round your arms to create some extra flab but this isn't as good as producing a bingo wing look. I prefer to stuff a scarf down the sleeve of a bolero jacket creating the bingo wing. You may need to use a thin scarf on your forearms if you're really skinny!
You will need:
1x large blanket, preferably one about 4x as wide as you that goes up to your waist at least (half your body size)
2x Large Pillow, one you'd find on a bed
3x Smaller blankets, no more than 2ft by 4ft
2x Large scarves, the same size
2x Smaller scarves, the same size
To keep it all in:
1x Long leggings, 1 or 2 sizes bigger than you
1x one-piece shapewear, also 2-3 sizes bigger than you
1x Bolero with long arms
You will also need clothes big enough to fit over your larger size
 |
| Picture A |
*This is possibly the toughest bit of my design but it looks the more realistic than other homemade suits. Practice makes perfect!
TIP! If they make your butt look too small, just put another small pillow underneath the large one right over your butt.
Take one of the smaller blankets and fold it in half. Stuff it between your legs so your thighs touch if they don't already. This should make it harder to walk so you are forced to waddle. You don't have to put this in if you would prefer to not be restricted in this way but I feel it's more realistic.
3) Take the shapewear and put the bottom half on so it keeps all the pillows in place. Stuff the other large pillow in the front of your belly. You may need another small pillow if you are skinny however if you are already quite fat like me your own fat will do! To create the look of rolls of flab roll up the smaller blankets and place them across the large pillow across your belly. I must stress these need to be on the outside of the pillow to create the look! To create a belly hang get a shapewear that is even bigger than you in the suit and place a pillow in the bottom securing it with safety pins. The top belly should blend in with the hanging belly, use more safety pins to secure it.
5) The final part is with the arms. There are a number of different ways of doing this part. You could either wrap a scarf round your arms to create some extra flab but this isn't as good as producing a bingo wing look. I prefer to stuff a scarf down the sleeve of a bolero jacket creating the bingo wing. You may need to use a thin scarf on your forearms if you're really skinny!
Saturday, 21 June 2014
Picture Contributions
We try and get on as many pictures as we can, make sure any pictures you take of your suit are in good light, at a decent angle and would helpful enough for others to copy. Photos others have taken of you or photos in the mirror are the best. Also, we edit faces out for privacy so if you can do that yourself it would be very helpful.
Thanks :)
Thanks :)
Saturday, 10 May 2014
Gallery
Just got the Gallery launched! If you want your fat suit featured on the page with maybe a little story about the suit and how heavy you look then just contact the admins at homemadefatties@gmail.com.
We're always looking for more contributors so please drop us an email soon!
We're always looking for more contributors so please drop us an email soon!
Saturday, 3 May 2014
Links
Just got the 'Links' page up and running! First link is to the many eHow tutorials on making fat suits! They vary greatly in quality and suitability and you may have seen a few before but it's really worth checking a few out if you need a few more tips.
Happy Fatsuiting!
Happy Fatsuiting!
Saturday, 26 April 2014
First tutorial: Female Fat Suit
This is the first time I've ever done a tutorial so here it goes...
This is for a female shaped suit: I've gone with an hourglass shape; big butt, wide hips and big boobs. You will look an estimated 400lbs in this suit depending on your own size.
You will need:
1x large blanket, preferably one about 4x as wide as you that goes up to your waist at least (half your body size)
2x Large Pillow, one you'd find on a bed
2x Small Pillow, square shaped as you'd find on a sofa
3x Smaller blankets, no more than 2ft by 4ft
2x Large scarves, the same size
2x Smaller scarves, the same size
To keep it all in:
1x Long leggings, 1 or 2 sizes bigger than you
1x one-piece swimming costume, also 2-3 sizes bigger than you
1x Bolero with long arms
1x Bra Cup sizes your desired size
You will also need clothes big enough to fit over your larger size
1) Put the leggings on. Wrap the large blanket around you as in Picture A. Tuck the back into the leggings and take the bottom right-hand corner and pull it down the right-hand leg and wrap it round your ankle so it meets the blanket on the other side. The blanket is in theory folded in half between your legs so make sure there is enough fabric to cover your whole legs as you stand. When all the right-hand half of the fabric is tucked around the leg so it doesn't ride up, repeat for the left leg.
*This is possibly the toughest bit of my design but it looks the more realistic than other homemade suits. Practice makes perfect!
2) Take the large pillow and put it down the back of your leggings over your butt. If the blanket is large enough stuff it inside there. Then, take the two small pillows and place them over your hips for width also inside the blanket. (See Picture B)
TIP! If they make your butt look too small, just put another small pillow underneath the large one right over your butt.
Take one of the smaller blankets and fold it in half. Stuff it between your legs so your thighs touch if they don't already. This should make it harder to walk so you are forced to waddle. You don't have to put this in if you would prefer to not be restricted in this way but I feel it's more realistic.
3) Take the swimming costume and put the bottom half on so it keeps all the pillows in place. Stuff the other large pillow in the front of your belly. You may need another small pillow if you are skinny however if you are already quite fat like me your own fat will do! To create the look of rolls of flab roll up the smaller blankets and place them across the large pillow across your belly. I must stress these need to be on the outside of the pillow to create the look!
4) To create the breasts just take the large scarves and roll up each so it fits in the cup and the breast fits on top of it. (See Picture C) No bit of the scarf should be showing over the cup so it all looks natural. If you don't have breasts big enough to complete this look just fit in another balled up scarf and try the best you can with what you've got!
5) The final part is with the arms. There are a number of different ways of doing this part. You could either wrap a scarf round your arms to create some extra flab but this isn't as good as producing a bingo wing look. I prefer to stuff a scarf down the sleeve of a bolero jacket creating the bingo wing. You may need to use a thin scarf on your forearms if you're really skinny!
Of course the selling point of any suit is the clothes you put over the top. This suit is roughly a UK size 26-28 so get yourself down to some plus size clothing stores to finish the look.
Happy fat-suiting!
This is for a female shaped suit: I've gone with an hourglass shape; big butt, wide hips and big boobs. You will look an estimated 400lbs in this suit depending on your own size.
You will need:
1x large blanket, preferably one about 4x as wide as you that goes up to your waist at least (half your body size)
2x Large Pillow, one you'd find on a bed
2x Small Pillow, square shaped as you'd find on a sofa
3x Smaller blankets, no more than 2ft by 4ft
2x Large scarves, the same size
2x Smaller scarves, the same size
To keep it all in:
1x Long leggings, 1 or 2 sizes bigger than you
1x one-piece swimming costume, also 2-3 sizes bigger than you
1x Bolero with long arms
1x Bra Cup sizes your desired size
You will also need clothes big enough to fit over your larger size
|
| Picture A |
*This is possibly the toughest bit of my design but it looks the more realistic than other homemade suits. Practice makes perfect!
 |
| Picture B |
TIP! If they make your butt look too small, just put another small pillow underneath the large one right over your butt.
Take one of the smaller blankets and fold it in half. Stuff it between your legs so your thighs touch if they don't already. This should make it harder to walk so you are forced to waddle. You don't have to put this in if you would prefer to not be restricted in this way but I feel it's more realistic.
3) Take the swimming costume and put the bottom half on so it keeps all the pillows in place. Stuff the other large pillow in the front of your belly. You may need another small pillow if you are skinny however if you are already quite fat like me your own fat will do! To create the look of rolls of flab roll up the smaller blankets and place them across the large pillow across your belly. I must stress these need to be on the outside of the pillow to create the look!
 |
| Picture C |
5) The final part is with the arms. There are a number of different ways of doing this part. You could either wrap a scarf round your arms to create some extra flab but this isn't as good as producing a bingo wing look. I prefer to stuff a scarf down the sleeve of a bolero jacket creating the bingo wing. You may need to use a thin scarf on your forearms if you're really skinny!
Of course the selling point of any suit is the clothes you put over the top. This suit is roughly a UK size 26-28 so get yourself down to some plus size clothing stores to finish the look.
Happy fat-suiting!
Tuesday, 22 April 2014
Welcome!
Hello!
This is going to be the blog of Homemade Fatties, a blog dedicated to fat suits! Whether you're a wearer of one yourself, looking for fancy dress ideas or just appreciate the art on this blog you'll be able to see tips, videos and discuss everything to do with fat suits.
In the next month or so we admins will be launching the blog, so many more posts are to come!
If you would like to feature your own content on this blog or have any suggestions as to what we could feature just contact the admins at homemadefatties@gmail.com and we'll see if we can fit in your work.
In the meantime spread the word amongst your fat-suit-fan friends!
See you soon!
This is going to be the blog of Homemade Fatties, a blog dedicated to fat suits! Whether you're a wearer of one yourself, looking for fancy dress ideas or just appreciate the art on this blog you'll be able to see tips, videos and discuss everything to do with fat suits.
In the next month or so we admins will be launching the blog, so many more posts are to come!
If you would like to feature your own content on this blog or have any suggestions as to what we could feature just contact the admins at homemadefatties@gmail.com and we'll see if we can fit in your work.
In the meantime spread the word amongst your fat-suit-fan friends!
See you soon!
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