6" Orange Racoon Tail Cock Feather Fringe
One of the hottest pieces to fly into Mood's collections of top-notch trims is this 6" Orange Racoon Tail Cock Feather Fringe. We are not exaggerating when we tell you how soft this trim is. Attached to a smooth, lustrous selvage, this is the perfect trim to add glam to the most basic of dresses. Layer these beautiful feather fringes onto a gorgeous flare dress, or even go as far as using this trim with tulle to put your own twist on a tutu. These astonishing fringed feathers will have your imagination and creativity soaring in no time. Available in a array of wonderful colors.
Note: When cleaning ostrich feathers, use a soft, dry paintbrush to gently brush away dust. Add hot water to a bowl with soap (any household product should work fine) and swish the feathers through the water. Repeat until the feathers look clean. Replace the soapy water with fresh, clean water. Swish the feathers through again to rinse away any remaining soap. Dry the feathers by hanging them and letting them drip, or by partially drying with a hairdryer. Make sure the hairdryer is set to the lowest setting. You can dry them flat, but this may cause the feathers to lose some of their fluffiness. Fluff the feathers using a hairdryer, or hold them over a steaming pot or kettle until they have plumped back up. When using the hairdryer, be careful to keep the dryer moving to prevent scorching the feathers.
Note: When cleaning ostrich feathers, use a soft, dry paintbrush to gently brush away dust. Add hot water to a bowl with soap (any household product should work fine) and swish the feathers through the water. Repeat until the feathers look clean. Replace the soapy water with fresh, clean water. Swish the feathers through again to rinse away any remaining soap. Dry the feathers by hanging them and letting them drip, or by partially drying with a hairdryer. Make sure the hairdryer is set to the lowest setting. You can dry them flat, but this may cause the feathers to lose some of their fluffiness. Fluff the feathers using a hairdryer, or hold them over a steaming pot or kettle until they have plumped back up. When using the hairdryer, be careful to keep the dryer moving to prevent scorching the feathers.
$9.92
6" Orange Racoon Tail Cock Feather Fringe—
$9.92
Description
One of the hottest pieces to fly into Mood's collections of top-notch trims is this 6" Orange Racoon Tail Cock Feather Fringe. We are not exaggerating when we tell you how soft this trim is. Attached to a smooth, lustrous selvage, this is the perfect trim to add glam to the most basic of dresses. Layer these beautiful feather fringes onto a gorgeous flare dress, or even go as far as using this trim with tulle to put your own twist on a tutu. These astonishing fringed feathers will have your imagination and creativity soaring in no time. Available in a array of wonderful colors.
Note: When cleaning ostrich feathers, use a soft, dry paintbrush to gently brush away dust. Add hot water to a bowl with soap (any household product should work fine) and swish the feathers through the water. Repeat until the feathers look clean. Replace the soapy water with fresh, clean water. Swish the feathers through again to rinse away any remaining soap. Dry the feathers by hanging them and letting them drip, or by partially drying with a hairdryer. Make sure the hairdryer is set to the lowest setting. You can dry them flat, but this may cause the feathers to lose some of their fluffiness. Fluff the feathers using a hairdryer, or hold them over a steaming pot or kettle until they have plumped back up. When using the hairdryer, be careful to keep the dryer moving to prevent scorching the feathers.
Note: When cleaning ostrich feathers, use a soft, dry paintbrush to gently brush away dust. Add hot water to a bowl with soap (any household product should work fine) and swish the feathers through the water. Repeat until the feathers look clean. Replace the soapy water with fresh, clean water. Swish the feathers through again to rinse away any remaining soap. Dry the feathers by hanging them and letting them drip, or by partially drying with a hairdryer. Make sure the hairdryer is set to the lowest setting. You can dry them flat, but this may cause the feathers to lose some of their fluffiness. Fluff the feathers using a hairdryer, or hold them over a steaming pot or kettle until they have plumped back up. When using the hairdryer, be careful to keep the dryer moving to prevent scorching the feathers.
