Sunday, September 9, 2012
Newest Foxtail Keychain
Just put this one together yesterday and here it is available today.... Dyed a rich black and accented with a silver dreamcatcher featuring 2 perfect little feathers. I really like the way the blue seems to glow against the black fur.
Wednesday, September 5, 2012
Makin' Earmuffs
Just thought I'd share a nice and quite morning I was having... Currently I am putting together the last couple items that will be for sale this fall and winter for Plush Furs on the Etsy shop. I would really like to get my hands on a model to showcase these new items sometime in the next few months, once things get situated in my home life. With a baby due in a couple weeks, a move expected to take place around the same time and getting everything together with my business, my plate is full.
Thursday, August 23, 2012
Coming Soon! Recycled Fur Spats!
How awesome are these turning out?! They are still in the development phase but I wanted to give a sneak peak. They are made from reclaimed coyote fur, deerskin leather and nickel plated buckles for a perfectly snug fit.
Wednesday, August 22, 2012
Thursday, August 9, 2012
Embroider me crazy
I was recently inspired by the book clutches from Le-Tan and other artists who take books and turn them into totally useable clutches and purses. So I started doing some research into their construction and embroidery work.... Here's what I found!
Could this be my next project? Maybe :)
Monday, August 6, 2012
The New Green
Regardless of what most uninformed people say, fur is actually green, sustainable and eco-friendly in many ways. The controversy comes when countries decide to not impose strict laws and guidelines for farmers/ranchers in their practices. Luckily, there are many countries that do care about these things such as Canada, United States and most of Western Europe to start...
Why is it green? Well, lets think about the material. Fur is delicate and has to be processed delicately in order to preserve its suppleness and condition, so no harsh chemicals are used in this process. Unlike synthetics which are used to make faux fur fabrics, real fur doesnt pollute the environment and is a biodegradable natural resource.
If you are searching for the most PC fur to wear and buy, go with rabbit. They are raised for food and when processed, the fur becomes a byproduct of this industry.
So there you go, a few uselful bits of information to help you better understand the other side of the fur vs. faux argument. Not everything is what it appears to be.
Why is it green? Well, lets think about the material. Fur is delicate and has to be processed delicately in order to preserve its suppleness and condition, so no harsh chemicals are used in this process. Unlike synthetics which are used to make faux fur fabrics, real fur doesnt pollute the environment and is a biodegradable natural resource.
If you are searching for the most PC fur to wear and buy, go with rabbit. They are raised for food and when processed, the fur becomes a byproduct of this industry.
So there you go, a few uselful bits of information to help you better understand the other side of the fur vs. faux argument. Not everything is what it appears to be.
Sunday, August 5, 2012
Native Summer
Summer inspires me to be more free in my daily life as well as my work. Encorporating vivid colors and patterns into my accessories is a great way to let the light into my otherwise bland closet. There is something about the look of a dreamcatcher that speaks to my metaphysical side and makes me want to be more connected to the world in spirit.
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