Name: Bubble Lace
Species: Felinefluff (really just a cat which can switch between biped and quadruped at will)
Appearance (in more detail): Bubble is a dark purplish-pink, almost black, tuxedo Felinefluff with very fluffy, curly fur and folded ears, which each have white stripes and a white tip. One of her most notable features is a large, white, cinnamon-roll shaped tuft of fur on her forehead, another being her two peculiar eyes. Though they're the same color, they seem to shift in the light; they may be pink, blue, or very rarely purple. The bottoms of her paws are white, but otherwise her paws are completely dark.
Personality: The easiest way to describe Bubble is that her name fits extremely well. She's very bubbly and often described as like sunshine. She tends to be seemingly unfazed by any negativity, though internally she isn't as excited and happy as she seems.
Family: Lily-of-the-Valley Lace and Marigold Lace (sisters), Wolf Lace (father), Maple Lace (mother; however, see Backstory below)
Backstory: The Lace Family lived much further north once upon a time, in a beautiful house by the seaside. However, due to reasons she doesn't discuss at all (even with her closest friend), Bubble accidentally caused her parents to divorce. Her father brought her and her two younger sisters (one was 8, the other 4) south to live in a faraway town near where her grandparents used to live.
In this town, Bubble was completely without friends; she had never been very popular, and the few friends she did have were still in the old town where her mother now lived. But she met a strange-looking Dragonfluff a year younger than her, Cascade, and the two became good friends from there. Now, four years later, they're best friends and couldn't live without each other.
From here, there are three possible timelines — but they won't be described here.
Friends: Cascade River, Lily-of-the-Valley Lace, Marigold Lace

This is Bubble's reference sheet. I drew it not too long ago, and it contains all details I was unable to fit into the skin itself.