Bird feathers craft

A collection of the best feather crafts and DIYs for the home. These feather tutorials include both real feathers and making faux feathers.

Turkey feathers are naturally curved. To make them look like Eagle feathers it is necessary to flatten the feather quill without damaging the feather %

A few years ago I showed how to easily make paper feathers here on the blog. They turned out so nice so I felt that I wanted to share this again now during Easter and isolation times. All you need is some paper, glue, barbecue sticks and a scissor.Buy or use paper you have at home that you think is nice. (Use slightly thicker sheets of paper for best results). Take two sheets of paper and glue them tightly with pin glue all over the backs. Then place the barbecue stick in between.Place the…

At the moment a lot of birds are moulting - crows and water fowl for example. I found these feathers on the beach. They look quite good, but the swell messed them up. It may happen very often you find feathers of wonderful or rare birds which unfortunately are messed up of wind and weather. No reason to be sad, because with only little care necessary you can refresh your unkempt feather. You can find the whole tutorial under the cut. Enjoy! Before you begin to clean your feather you should…

Looking for different feather craft ideas? Check out this list of feather crafts you and your family can bond over crafting at home.

This is a picture of a wreath that my avian vet has hanging on the wall in one of his exam rooms.

Looking to bust that feather stash in your craft room? These fun feather crafts are fun to wear, display, and create - including easy crafts for kids, teens, and adults

Have you ever found a feather in your travels? Taking it home to do a feather craft is probably illegal. Here's why.

Use feathers from your own chickens to make these adorable candle holders! Easy craft. Tutorial with photos. #backyardchickens #chickens #chickencraft #feathercraft

Feathers have long captivated our imagination with their beauty and grace, symbolizing freedom and flight. They have been used for various purposes throughout history, from fashion to crafts and even cultural traditions. However, did you know that collecting feathers is generally illegal in the United States? In this b