<h2 id="angora-plush-dense-soft-and-fluffy-or-krea2-lora">Angora Plush - Dense, Soft &amp; Fluffy | Krea2 LoRA</h2>Made for lush rabbit-angora knitwear: generous volume, a soft blended surface and that distinctive wispy halo. The aim is convincing angora texture and not ordinary wool with sharp hairs pasted over it.This is a material LoRA rather than one specific outfit. Describe the garment you want: sweaters, turtlenecks, skirts, hotpants or something else. It works well with other LoRAs, although on some generations the fluff might bleed into other textures (such as cotton pants or whatever)<h3 id="usage">Usage</h3><ul><li>Trigger: <code>angoraplushlab</code></li><li>Recommended strength: 1.0 is my preferred setting.</li><li>Lower the strength if it starts overpowering the garment’s shape or your chosen style.</li><li>Use natural-language descriptions and your checkpoint’s recommended sampling settings.</li></ul>Examples:<blockquote>angoraplushlab, a cute adult woman with a pink feminine bobcut wears a thick ivory angora turtleneck with generous soft volume, a dense plush surface and a diffuse wispy halo, with the knit structure largely obscured by the fluff. angoraplushlab, a cute adult woman with a pink feminine bobcut wears a longsleeved angora crop top with a rounded neck and loose fit. the angora fluff is diffuse in its texture as all the fine fibers create a surface of deep soft fluff with only some tufts of fibers are visible, the angora has a diffuse halo around the garment. the angora outfit is so fluffy soft that the knit stitches are hidden in the lush fluff.</blockquote><h3 id="training">Training</h3>Trained locally using 120 curated angora-garment photographs, with individual material-focused captions, 1024px aspect-ratio buckets, rank/alpha 32 and 1,785 training steps using Musubi Tuner.The focus was material appearance across different garments and not reproducing a particular person or specific outfit.<h3 id="styles">Styles</h3>Many styles work well. My personal favorites are Kodachrome, cinematic photography and candid photography. For style inspiration, see <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://lumenastrum.github.io/clio-style-preview/">lumenastrum’s Clio Style Library</a>. The prompt structure here also works really well.<h3 id="my-generation-stack">My generation stack</h3>For a similar starting point, I use local ComfyUI with Krea2 Raw FP8 → Turbo two-stage sampling, this angora LoRA at 1.0, SNOFS Krea v1.6 at 0.85, and SNOFS Photo Slider V2 at +3.0, plus an optional local Qwen prompt interpreter to assist with promptsSampling: Euler / Simple, stage schedules 52 / 12, 12% handoff, CFG 4 / 1. I’ve particularly liked 2MP, but yeh these are jsut my preferences, not required settings. The LoRA should be flexible enough to play around with

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