Fur projects

Heres a pretty simple way to make yourself a good sturdy pair of fur mittens. Otter and beaver is a great combo. This otter has a snare burn and the beaver has some rubs but plenty of nice fur for 2 -3 pairs of mittens. First get some deerskin chopper shells with the seam on the outsid...

Fur pelts may seem difficult to sew together, but it is easier than you might think. You can sew fur pelts together by hand or using a sewing machine. You will just need a few special crafting tools and materials to get started. By...

Adding faux fur to your projects adds a rustic and bohemian hint of texture. This texture can turn a boring piece into a serious statement piece. This is probably why sewing with faux fur is making a comeback again this fall, as we've seen before. The runway has been all about furs and faux furs on top of other layers and the sewing world is catching on. If you want to learn how to sew faux fur, check out this page, How to Sew Fur: Ultimate Sewing Faux Fur Guide. We have collected the best…

How to Make a Fur Trapper Hat: Winter's here, and there is nothing better for keeping warm than a trapper hat. This rural favorite seems to be following the likes of plaid shirts and PBR for a surge in hipster popularity, but hipness factor aside I just love this hat! It keeps …

My first attempt at making a rabbit fur hat turned out pretty good, but there was a lot of trial and error that went into making it. We r...

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Are you raising rabbit and don't want to waste the skin and fur? Here's how to tan rabbit hides and several ways to use them.

OK this is how to join two pieces. This is muskrat for a hat but the method is the same as would be used for joining the base of the otter backing with the beaver cuff. Tuck the fur down with a pencil or something and clip it with bobby pins, paper clips etc..

Fabric Viking Hat Free Sewing Pattern