Start by cutting the ear pattern from the paper. Use the pattern and trace the outline onto the black craft foam. You will need four total for your ears.

Plug in your hot glue gun and let it start heating up. Next, cut two 13 inch sections of wire.

Fold the wire in half. The center point of the wire goes at the tip of the foam ear. Shape the wire to match the shape of the ear. The edges will reach past the ends by about a half inch on each side. Use the hot glue to secure the wire to the foam ear.

Repeat the process with the second piece of wire and a second foam ear.

Grab another foam ear and cover it with hot glue. Then place it on top of the wire so the wire is sandwiched inside the two foam ear pieces. Repeat with the second ear.

Use the same Rocket Raccoon ears template to cut the fur fabric. Place the pattern onto the back of the fabric. Cut around the pattern leaving a half inch border. You want it to be slightly bigger than the foam shapes.

Cutting furry fabric is always a bit messy since the fur gets everywhere! Try to keep the long fur away from the scissors when you are cutting, so you don't trim the hair too short. Once you pull away all of the excess fur scraps from the cut section, the ears won't shed anymore. Another tip is if you have an exacto-knife, you can use that on the non-furry part of the fabric to try to have less of a mess when cutting.

Use the hot glue to attach the furry ear fabric to the foam pieces. Cover the back of the fabric with glue and press it on. Then, press another furry ear piece to the back to make a complete furry Rocket Raccoon ear! Make sure the edges are all secure and closed with glue.

When both finished Rocket Raccoon ears are ready, use the wire ends to attach them to the headband. Wrap the wire around the headband tightly. Curve the bottom of the ear behind the headband a little bit to give the ears a more natural look. The wire makes it easy to give the ears shape! Put a dab of hot glue on the wrapped wires to keep them in place. It's that easy.