Fox real fur blanket how to make
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Make your own fur blanket or throw with tanned pelts.
Details on how to prepare your pelts and mark for nailing.
How to prepare your nailing board and wet stretch your pelts.
How to wet glaze your pelts.
How to nail and tack out your pelts on nailing board.
How to measure and square your pelts.
How to apply cold tape to your pelts before trimming.
How to trim your pelts before sewing.
How to sew by fur machine, mark and join your pelts together.
How to do final nailing of blanket for proper blocking.
How to add stay cloth to leather side of blanket for stability and strength.
How to attach the lining.
As a furrier for over 40 years I finally am finding the time to video some of my projects and hope you like the information as presented, it's not perfect but it should help in doing your own furs. If your sewing by hand the same basic technique is used for layout and construction.
The same technique can be used for Coyote, Cat Lynx, Bobcat, Lynx and other furs.
Please feel free to contact me if you would like one made up with your pelts or would like to order one.
Deannamccormick80@gmail.com
Furrier sewing supplies can be ordered at Samuel Bauer Unlimited, google and call them.
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I would love to see you do a beaver blanket.
Ok ill be doing one soon. I'LL make it a video
Awesome! Thank you@@McCormickLeatherandFurs
Beautiful! Your video work/instruction is great as well.
Thank you,
glad you found it helpful
Wow, nice work and LOVE the blanket !!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks so much !
@@McCormickLeatherandFurs My pleasure, I love fur too !
Thank you for taking the time to make that demonstration/tutorial. You were very helpful in showing how to make the sides even - that remains one of the hardest things for me to do. I also really liked watching your expert craftsmanship (craftswomanship) on making the bobcat vest. Comments were turned off on that video (I think we all know why) so I will thank you for making that one here. I look forward to seeing more of your expert work.
Thanks glad you found it helpful, I'll check the bobcat video and try to fix comment portion
Have fun sewing fur !
thank you- I trap to protect my sheep and I am so happy to know how to use the pelts.
Yes very important to keep the predators down in your business. And this is great way to show off your work
Sehr schön.
ICH habe aus drei schwarzen Nerz Mäntel eine Decke machen lassen.
Eine aus zwei Silberfuchs Mänteln ,und eine aus zwei Zobel Jacken und einem Zobel Mantel ebenfalls eine Decke machen lassen.
Waren alles Erbstücke meiner verstorbenen Großmutter ❤❤❤
I'll need to translate, but thanks
Wow, this is a brilliant guide! I was having some trouble learning about the hide -> clothing/blanket process outside of industrial contexts for writing purposes.
I did find it a little funny that you have gorgeous natural hides that get backed with plastic-based fabric, but hey, if it works, it works!
Thanks for your comments. The lining backing can be other fabrics, I chose to use this as it's lightweight and has sufficient amount of batting, probably not all natural fibers, others can be used, best is a woven fabric type for lining that does not stretch.
You sure do awesome work.That fox blanket sure turned out beautiful. I would love to have you do some work for me. I don't have FB. Please let me know how to get a hold of you.👍
Thanks so much, yes I do have facebook page so feel free to contact me there.
I have a question on cleaning fur. I inherited a mink and fox coat . The smell is horrible. Both in perfect condition. I'm wondering if I take them apart and wash in dawn then alum and borax the skin side so doesn't shrink. I tried the saw dust but the smoke and old smell is still there. Thanks 😊
You don't wash fur, I'd clean at a furrier, if the odor is moldy or mildew that won't likely come out. But most cigarette smell will if cleaned at a furrier, check your local furriers.
Good luck
I am wondering what kind of tanning your Furs got. When i get them from my tanner (alum tanning), they are soft and already stretched. He tells me, that i should never get them wet, because the tanning would wash out and the leather would get hard.
These furs were tanned at Moyles, a garment grade tanning. The pelts during tanning will shrink back in size from when they were dried originally.
The process to regain the size and maximized the pelt for use as a furrier involves wet stretching the pelt as in the video.
But yes you don't want to get a fur, or the leather side wet after its sewn up, as in a drenching rain or spilled water on it as it will again shrink in any area that the water completely penetrates, also steam will do much the same.
Hope this answers your comment.
Thanks
What kind of sewing machine is that?
I'm using a Bonis brand model A16 fur machine , a fur machine is designed for fur thier are other makers and thicker fur use a B machine model but I find mine can sew fox, coyote, mink, beaver its a great machine for fur.
How much would a blanket like that sell for? I’m not asking to buy it, just trying to get an idea. Thanks!
Labor would probably be around 600.00 for me to do. It was 14 pelts so red fox is reasonable right now I'd guess each pelt about 90.00 x 14.
Retail maybe 2500 to 3000
@@McCormickLeatherandFurs ah okay. I was thinking about $3000 or so, but came across various pelt blankets with astronomically different prices. All fox pelts. Thank you!
@@XxAdenahxX if and when you'd Ike one I have a great source for pelts and could maybe get even closer in cost
@@McCormickLeatherandFurs I’m looking at making one of my own hopefully soon. Currently trying to find a good trapper with decently priced pelts. But I’ve never made a throw before. Might be a bit of a challenge. Your video was very helpful.
To much throat. Why didn't you square off the throat. You could have just let in the head. And remove the white and blanket would have been all cherry. Why don't you just use natural paw line . Starch the pelts. Center back is called the Grotzen. Call Ira and get skin softener.
Thanks for your comments, the client wanted the white from the throats included. It gives a lot of added color in my opinion. All red is also beautiful. Yes the gotten is the center back of the skin but not all understand that term. I do use liquid starch on leather in my hats. But starch isn't going to make the or reinforce the leather as well as a China silk or weft backing. Not sure why leather softener would have been necessary on these foxes. I know Ira and now Austin as Ira is kind of retired. I'd love to see how you do your work. Do you have any videos ? Join the Fur Skins sewing the craft of furriers group on Facebook. I'd love to see your work