ᐉ What can be made from old fur, a fur scarf from mink with your own hands

Definition of a headscarf, differences from a scarf

There are three main types of women's shawl-type headdresses:

The scarf is the main option; it is square , not to be confused with a rectangular stole; as a rule, there is fringe at the edges. The fringe can be silk or wool.
A shawl differs from a scarf in size (it is 1-5 centimeters larger), as well as in density . The shawl is denser and, accordingly, warmer. Pavlovo Posad shawls always have silk fringes.
The scarf is triangular in shape, it’s like half a scarf . It is a right-angled equilateral triangle. Fringe is often missing.

Fur base

Let's start with the fact that we will need to knit the base itself for the bandage, and you can knit it in any way that is convenient for you, but the most suitable type of knitting will be “English elastic”.

This method is the simplest and fits well with our fur headband, as it will fit perfectly on the head. The width should be approximately 7 to 10 cm, and the length should be around the circumference of your head, tied - clasped the head, but do not forget to leave 15 cm for the buboes, i.e. The headband should not completely cover the head.

Choosing fur

The most popular type of scarves made of mink fur are scarves trimmed with fur.

It must be remembered that the color of the fur should repeat any color on the canvas.

What kind of skins could these be?

Mink is the undisputed leader, often occupying large areas on the scarf.
Arctic fox - used for edging, including circular.
Red and silver fox are also sewn around the perimeter of the product.
Sable.
Raccoon.
Rabbit.

Model options

There are three main ways to decorate with fur:

Circular edge around the perimeter. These scarves are more comfortable to wear on the shoulders; tying them under the chin is inconvenient. Depending on the size, such a model can be an analogue of a boa, or a full replacement for a long-sleeved jacket.

Fur trim around the face. Sewn from mink, sable, rabbit. Suitable as an addition to a fur coat with a hood.

A fur scarf is the warmest option, covering almost the entire head, and in winter it can replace a hat.

We sew a scarf trimmed with fur around the perimeter

Required:

Finished wool scarf or scarf, canvas size 145 x 145 cm.
An arctic fox skin or several mink skins or old fur products.
Threads to match the scarf or the leather part of the fur.
Furrier's needles.
Furrier's knife or razor blades.

Progress:

You need to cut the skin along the inside with a thin knife or razor. We use a plastic or metal backing, ignoring the wooden one, since wood particles will get stuck in the pile:

We find all the abrasions of the fur, thin places of the flesh, and mark them with a ballpoint pen.
We mark strips of the required width on the sandpaper; the length of all these strips should be equal to the perimeter of your product.

Advice! The direction of the pile must always be observed.

We cut out our blanks.
We remove the fringe from the scarf, simply cut it off carefully with scissors, grabbing about a centimeter of fabric.
Fold our scarf in half and iron it well.
Can be glued with double-sided interlining.
We should have a double-sided canvas.
We process the edges in a convenient way.

Important! If your fur is in pieces, sew them together before joining the fabric. In the same way, we first turn all the fragments of the edging into one large ribbon.

We sew the resulting strips on our hands to the edge of the fabric with a seam across the edge. We straighten the fabric, stretch it, our seam should not gather.
We don’t stretch the flesh.
Sew the skin on all sides of the strip.
You should be especially careful with the last fragment of fur.

We sew a fur bonnet

A scarf trimmed with fur only in the area near the face is called a hood.

Advice! A fur collar is suitable for this type of work; you don’t even need to rip it open.

Required:

Ready scarf or scarf.
Any fur with low pile, preferably mink or sable.
Fabric for lining - flap.
Threads to match the scarf or the leather part of the skin.
Furrier's needles.
Furrier's knife or razor blades.

Progress:

We prepare the skin for cutting, marking all the unsuccessful areas on the flesh.
We cut out the required shape.
For sewing, it is better to use fur with lining. Lining is fleece or scarf fabric.
We cut out the lining details and sew them to the fur blank using a seam “over the edge”.
If you have a ready-made collar with a lining, this is an ideal option.
When trying it on, we mark on the scarf where the fur should be.
We sew our lined fur design to the scarf.

Let's try it on.

Master class on working with Pavlovo Posad scarves using the wet felting technique

In my master class, I would like to share with you some of my experience on using Pavlovo Posad scarves in felt products. Moreover, they will not only warm you up in the cold, protect you from strong winds, gently cover you from the summer heat, insulate you in the cool of the evening, but will also decorate even the most dull wardrobe, which means that the owner of such things will simply be “doomed” to attention and success. The unique patterns of Pavlovo Posad scarves are used in the modern production of women's bags, dresses, hats, umbrellas, blouses, vests, outerwear, belts, wallets, skirts, sundresses, shoes... there is no limit to imagination.

Let's look at some of the nuances.

To begin with, we decide on the choice of product and compare its dimensions with the dimensions of the scarf we have. We select and cut out fragments of the scarf, applying them to the pattern template. This makes it easier to visualize the full image of the future product.

You can work not only with solid scarves, but also with large rags, which can be purchased at the Crafts Fair from our excellent sellers. They are much cheaper than whole scarves, some have impressive sizes... and cutting a whole scarf (and you can’t do without it) is extremely unfortunate. After all, this is a real work of art!

My idea is an elegant children's winter coat made of white carded card.

Cut out the fragments. We moisten them with water, thereby avoiding creases and unnecessary folds.

We place the fragments on the already laid out layers of carding (which by this time are already wet, soaped and lightly ground), smoothing and slightly stretching the fragments in different directions, we combine them with each other. If the alignment occurs on the fold line, I highly recommend sewing it so that it does not unravel during the felting process (there will be more photos below). Along the very edge of the fragments, lightly tweezing the wool very thinly to smooth out the border between the scarf and the main product. This is one option. And for an organic perception and completion of the drawing, with light pinches we draw relief lines along the entire coat with blue carding. We pay a lot of attention to grinding in. First with very light movements, then with pressure. The scarf falls easily, since its composition is 100% wool and it is quite thin.

Coat.

This is what happened. Then we roll as usual.

This is the future bag. We place a fragment on the already laid out layers of carded and merino wool and smooth the border between the scarf and the wool with wool of a different color. This time white. The transition will not be noticeable, but contrasting.

Don’t forget to rub it in thoroughly, trying not to move the scarf and the thin layer of wool that lies on top of the fragment.

Buzzing as usual.

This is the final texture we get. Please note that finished products may differ from each other in the presence of lint. It depends on how we fold the product. If you don’t “throw” it, but just add it to a towel roll, then there will be practically no lint on top. That was the purpose of this bag as well. The texture of the scarf itself is clearly visible. During the felting process, it turns out loose and slightly sparse. All my viewers could not determine without a hint how I lay out such patterns. But you and I know how!

Using these mittens as an example, you can see that the texture is different - denser, less distinct. This effect is achieved by repeatedly (up to 300 times) “throwing it on the bathtub”, although without fanaticism. During the throwing process, the wool passes through the scarf, the design becomes “as if in a fog.” Depending on what color of wool you put under the scarf itself, the appearance and “color of the fog” magically changes. Below, on the slippers, there will be photos of using fragments of the same scarf and a different color of wool. The results of the changes are amazing!

Here is the second option, when the border between the scarf and the wool is not smoothed out, but, on the contrary, is clearly defined.

Let's consider this option on slippers. First we do everything as described above. We put fragments of the pre-wetted scarf on the carded card, on top, along the cutout, a layer of carded card, wash it, rub it in...

Buzzing

Having folded the carded straight, we grab it with stitches. We kill two birds with one stone: we protect the fragment from slipping during felting and at the same time form a smooth edge.

Here:

We are not lazy to grab a fragment around the entire perimeter.

Lightly crush with wool (make a smoothed version).

These are the smooth, not clear edges you get

The semi-finished slippers are ready, all that remains is to sew and finish the sole with my signature two lines, but that’s not about that now. You can clearly see that the frame along the neckline is clearly embossed, and on the sides it is smoothed, as if merging with the wool, smoothly turning into it. And the texture on top is “like a foggy cloud” as a result of repeated beating against the bathtub. I want to say right away that it is not worth trying to achieve a different texture on felted shoes, since shoes are shoes, they must be dense, well felted and keep their shape... this cannot be achieved by simply gently rolling them in a towel in a roll.

Here is an option for using a scarf on shoes. A layer of white carded carding is laid out, with a layer of blue carded on top.

We wet, wash, rub...

And then I had a puncture - I got carried away... and forgot to take a photo of the boot itself from the scarf, sorry... I’ll just describe it, since there is nothing complicated: according to the template, we cut out 2 symmetrical halves from the scarf and sew them together. We wet and carefully put the scarf boot on the carded boot. Cover the joint with a thin layer of wool.

Here is the semi-finished shoe ready. Ahead, the edge will be processed with needles, the edging will be trimmed with leather and placed on the sole, holes will be punched for fittings and laces... but that's a completely different story...

Well, for starters, here’s another example of using a scarf on a felt short coat...

We twist and turn the scarf, finding the most successful location. Place it on the template and cut off the excess. We should have two parts like this - the back and the front. Don't forget about allowances.

Now we remove the scarf, no matter how good it is, and begin to alternately lay out all the layers for the lining of the coat, for the base.

For me, all these layouts are complicated a little by the fact that the size of the table does not allow me to do the layout completely; I lay it out in parts, sequentially moving the coat in one direction or the other. But that’s not about that now...

Place a wet scarf on the laid out layers of wool and straighten it:

This is the carded and merino wool I used.

Since our top layer is Italian merino, we lay out the border with a thin layer of merino, with thin ends towards the scarf.

Now we need to connect the back and front fragments along the edge of the template. This is why we needed allowances.

We arm ourselves with a needle and overlap. I do not recommend butt stitching, as a seam will appear after felting.

Everything is clear with the back. But the front requires further elaboration. Depending on the location of the scarf, you can create end-to-end shelves by cutting the scarf in the middle. My line of symmetry of the scarf runs through the middle, so I decided to cut the scarf in the middle. Here is the right shelf. And I’ll lay out the left one so that there’s a smell of wool underneath, and on top the two shelves are connected strictly in the middle.

We decorate the edge of the shelf with a layer of wool and carefully rub it in.

But it’s already “floating in the bathtub.”

I do not describe the entire felting process in this master class, since the goal is different.

I thank everyone who read my master class to the end. I really hope that it will be useful to you and implemented in your work. One thing I can say for sure: the Pavlovo Posad scarf deserves our attention and will help us realize all our fantasies! Don't be afraid and create!

Sincerely, always yours, Victoria.

Caring for a fur scarf

In order for this headdress to please you for more than one season, you need to remember a few rules of care:

Do not wear such a headscarf in wet weather; not only rain, but also wet snow will damage it.
Immediately when you return home, shake the fur thoroughly and remove any remaining snow or frost.
Let it dry well and hang out.
Comb dry fur with a brush.
Store the scarf so that it does not wrinkle.
If you have sewn a product from a real Pavlovo Posad scarf, then do not wash it, take it to the dry cleaner.

Scarves, shawls, scarves with fur trim are not only warm, but also incredibly beautiful , and they are easy to make yourself.

Almost every woman has mink and fox hats, which have gone out of fashion. Using them, you can create a completely new, up-to-date accessory.

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Even in bitter frosts and heavy snowfalls, a woman tries to look beautiful and elegant. Since time immemorial, Russian women have always had scarves in their wardrobe. Fashion constantly amazes with its new products, and at the end of the last century, fashionistas began to flaunt shawls trimmed with fur. Initially, these were scarves of bright colors with geometric patterns. Today, scarves are preferred in classic floral colors.

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Definition of a headscarf, differences from a scarf

There are three main types of women's shawl-type headdresses:

The scarf is the main option; it is square , not to be confused with a rectangular stole; as a rule, there is fringe at the edges. The fringe can be silk or wool.
A shawl differs from a scarf in size (it is 1-5 centimeters larger), as well as in density . The shawl is denser and, accordingly, warmer. Pavlovo Posad shawls always have silk fringes.
The scarf is triangular in shape, it’s like half a scarf . It is a right-angled equilateral triangle. Fringe is often missing.

Choosing fur

The most popular type of scarves made of mink fur are scarves trimmed with fur.

It must be remembered that the color of the fur should repeat any color on the canvas.

What kind of skins could these be?

Mink is the undisputed leader, often occupying large areas on the scarf.
Arctic fox - used for edging, including circular.
Red and silver fox are also sewn around the perimeter of the product.
Sable.
Raccoon.
Rabbit.

Model options

There are three main ways to decorate with fur:

Fur trim around the face. Sewn from mink, sable, rabbit. Suitable as an addition to a fur coat with a hood.

A fur scarf is the warmest option, covering almost the entire head, and in winter it can replace a hat.

We sew a scarf trimmed with fur around the perimeter

Required:

Finished wool scarf or scarf, canvas size 145 x 145 cm.
An arctic fox skin or several mink skins or old fur products.
Threads to match the scarf or the leather part of the fur.
Furrier's needles.
Furrier's knife or razor blades.

Progress:

You need to cut the skin along the inside with a thin knife or razor. We use a plastic or metal backing, ignoring the wooden one, since wood particles will get stuck in the pile:

We find all the abrasions of the fur, thin places of the flesh, and mark them with a ballpoint pen.
We mark strips of the required width on the sandpaper; the length of all these strips should be equal to the perimeter of your product.

Advice! The direction of the pile must always be observed.

We cut out our blanks.
We remove the fringe from the scarf, simply cut it off carefully with scissors, grabbing about a centimeter of fabric.
Fold our scarf in half and iron it well.
Can be glued with double-sided interlining.
We should have a double-sided canvas.
We process the edges in a convenient way.

Important! If your fur is in pieces, sew them together before joining the fabric. In the same way, we first turn all the fragments of the edging into one large ribbon.

We sew the resulting strips on our hands to the edge of the fabric with a seam across the edge. We straighten the fabric, stretch it, our seam should not gather.
We don’t stretch the flesh.
Sew the skin on all sides of the strip.
You should be especially careful with the last fragment of fur.

We sew a fur bonnet

A scarf trimmed with fur only in the area near the face is called a hood.

Advice! A fur collar is suitable for this type of work; you don’t even need to rip it open.

Required:

Ready scarf or scarf.
Any fur with low pile, preferably mink or sable.
Fabric for lining - flap.
Threads to match the scarf or the leather part of the skin.
Furrier's needles.
Furrier's knife or razor blades.

Progress:

We prepare the skin for cutting, marking all the unsuccessful areas on the flesh.
We cut out the required shape.
For sewing, it is better to use fur with lining. Lining is fleece or scarf fabric.
We cut out the lining details and sew them to the fur blank using a seam “over the edge”.
If you have a ready-made collar with a lining, this is an ideal option.
When trying it on, we mark on the scarf where the fur should be.
We sew our lined fur design to the scarf.

Let's try it on.

About fur working tools

To work with fur you need a small number of tools. For example, repairing a leather coat will only require the ability and a needle to make reliable seams. Sewing a fur coat from astrakhan fur requires not only knowledge of this type of work, but also the use of a set that includes furrier’s tools. Unlike sewing artificial fur from products, working with natural fur is mastery of operations performed by a furrier’s machine, numerous plus special tools and devices.

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for sewing tools

What equipment will you need to create a fur coat yourself? This set of tailoring:

presented with sharpened scissors or furrier's preference, (knife to the second option);
clothespins (if using natural fur);
a hammer with a soft silicone head (can be wrapped with a cloth);
chalk, soap or helium ballpoint pen (bright color);
metal long English;
ruler with pins;
small nails (stretching natural fur);
measuring tape;
a punch and nozzles (using it to install fittings);
furrier's needles (with three edges or gypsy needles);
comb;
accessories;
decorative and functional thimble (fur coat hooks, hinged loops, buttons).

Caring for a fur scarf

In order for this headdress to please you for more than one season, you need to remember a few rules of care:

Do not wear such a headscarf in wet weather; not only rain, but also wet snow will damage it.
Immediately when you return home, shake the fur thoroughly and remove any remaining snow or frost.
Let it dry well and hang out.
Comb dry fur with a brush.
Store the scarf so that it does not wrinkle.
If you have sewn a product from a real Pavlovo Posad scarf, then do not wash it, take it to the dry cleaner.

Scarves, shawls, scarves with fur trim are not only warm, but also incredibly beautiful , and they are easy to make yourself.

Almost every woman has mink and fox hats, which have gone out of fashion. Using them, you can create a completely new, up-to-date accessory.

Choosing a headdress for the winter is an important task for a woman: even in heavy snow or bitter cold, you want to look stylish and beautiful. Since the times of Ancient Rus', scarves have been an integral attribute of the national costume of a Russian woman. If at the end of the last century fur scarves in aggressive colors and geometric patterns came into fashion, then by the early 2000s the fashion for this item of clothing with a classic floral pattern returned.

Elegant winter scarf with fur

Use and variety of products

Pavloposad shawls are made from wool and natural silk. The fur edging looks great and goes with any outfit. An amazing product that combines the traditions of the Russian people and modern fashion. Today everyone recognizes the characteristic floral pattern of the Pavloposad shawl. Its popularity is such that every woman dreams of having such luxury.

Patterns of Pavloposad shawls

Of course, craftswomen make modern products with some convenient modifications.

Silk scarves provide excellent protection on cool summer evenings. They are very light and weightless. Gorgeous patterns will suit the joyful warm atmosphere.
Woolen products - can serve as a jacket or vest made from Pavloposad shawls with fur. Not only vests are made from them, but also ponchos.

Vest made of Pavloposad scarf
A warm, luxurious accessory that will be additional protection from the cold and will decorate colorless outerwear. To do this, you just need to throw it over your shoulders. Many craftswomen add a fleece lining. Fleece has thermoregulating properties, providing the necessary ventilation, dries quickly and does not absorb moisture.

Scarf with fur as a headdress

Chic patterns and products with them can be seen on the official website. Having chosen the appropriate ones, you can sew Pavlosa Sad shawls with fur.

Scarf with fur on head: outfit for cold winter

Fur is a versatile material that never goes out of style. Fur always looks rich, luxurious and at the same time elegant. The combination of a scarf and fur in general has recently been on the wave of fashion trends. Moreover, such a scarf does not have to be worn on the head; original capes, vests and ponchos are made from them. Let's talk about how to sew a fur-trimmed scarf yourself.

First stage: preparation

Creating such a headdress opens up a wide field for imagination: color, shape, selection of combinations.

Shawl with fur trim

Then you should decide which part of the scarf will be trimmed with fur . It can be completely sheathed along the edge, but in this case it is worth keeping in mind that such a product will be more convenient to wear on the shoulders. The rich fur trim of the bonnet makes it very heavy and bulky, so tying such a scarf on your head will be difficult.

Shawl with fur trim

The most popular option is a partial trim, so that the fur in a tied scarf only frames the oval of the face . You can take the creative ideas of some designers as a basis and trim not only the area around the face, but also make beautiful stripes or patterns throughout the entire canvas. The choice of fabric is also quite simple. It is enough to decide what time of year the product will be worn. If it is severely cold, then, naturally, it is better to choose a woolen scarf: it will both warm you and protect you from the wind.

Light, natural fabrics are perfect for the spring-autumn period. Fur, by the way, can be used from the hood of a jacket or down jacket that has not been worn for a long time. Typically, mink, sable, arctic fox or fox are chosen for edging scarves.

It should be noted that it is necessary to take into account the color combination of the scarf with fur. The finished product should look harmonious, and the fur on it should be expensive and elegant.

Second stage: cutting and sewing

Usually they take a ready-made scarf, bought ahead of time in a store. You can, of course, sew it yourself from start to finish. Fortunately, this does not require any special skills or deep knowledge of sewing. The pattern for the future scarf can be found here.

Fur scarf for cold winter

Fur is the most popular winter material that has never lost its relevance. It gives a rich, luxurious and sophisticated look. Recently, the scarf + fur combination has risen to the top of fashion trends. When using this variation, the product is worn not only on the head, it is used as a cape, vest or poncho. Let's figure out how to make a headdress with a fur element at home, on your own.

Preparation

When creating a fashionable headdress, you are given a full flight of imagination: combination of colors, shape, color scheme, pattern.

At the first stage, decide what shape of shawl fabric you need: square or triangle.

Next, you need to decide which part of the fabric will be covered with an expensive accessory. If the product is sheathed completely around the entire perimeter, then such a thing will be extremely difficult to tie on your head. Rich fur will make the fabric heavier and make it bulkier; in this form it is more suitable for wearing on the shoulders.

One of the popular options for a fur scarf is a partial trim that frames only the oval of the face. If you look at creative design works, you can decorate the shawl fabric completely with a beautiful pattern or sew on elegant stripes of fluffy material.

Choosing fabric for a fashion accessory.

For winter, thick wool fabric is good; it will warm you and protect you from frost.

In the autumn-spring period, natural and light fabrics are relevant.

For the trim, the fur element can be taken from an unnecessary worn item: jacket, coat, down jacket.

Preferred skins for future headdress: sable, arctic fox, fox, mink.

For a harmonious and sophisticated finished product, it is advisable to select the colors and tones of fabric and fur.

The fur strip should be neat and not cover the face and fabric.

Cutting and sewing

Currently, there are no problems with the choice of material and fabric for the future product. For a simplified version, buy a scarf in a store. For the option of a “do-it-yourself” head scarf with fur, a pattern is included.

Tools for work:

tailor's scissors;
measuring tape;
furrier's needle;
machine;
stationery knife;
chalk;
iron.

Description of work:

Take the necessary measurements. Draw a diagram of the desired size of the finished product.
Material before cutting: wet, dry, iron.
Lay out the prepared piece of fabric on the table. Attach the pattern to it and, with a seam allowance of 1 cm, begin cutting. You can use chalk to completely go along the edge of the pattern, then remove it, add 1 cm at a time and cut out the desired part.
Lay out the pre-prepared skin and grind it to the desired size for the edge. If the skin is not whole, but in pieces, then before starting work they need to be sewn together.

On a note:

Fur is a material that requires a very delicate approach. It is better to process it manually and cut it into strips with a sharp leather knife. Then the fur hairs will remain intact, and the finished item will look rich and elegant.

Finish the edges of the cut piece.
Fold the fabric and baste future folds, iron.
Sew on a machine. The chic headdress is ready.
The crucial moment is to sew the fur strip to the fabric. To sew fur to a scarf, a zigzag stitch is used, and it is advisable to do it by hand. As the picture shows

It will be difficult to connect the mesh and the fabric, so use a lining, it can be fleece or shawl fabric. This is done so that the membrane does not experience tension, otherwise it will very quickly become unusable. A thin or furrier's needle is used for stitching.

In custody

Currently, Pavloposad shawls are in great demand. Pavloposad shawls have an extraordinary characteristic feature - rich ornamentation. In combination with fur, the Pavloposad shawl looks incredibly beautiful and majestic.

The Pavloposad factory is not limited to the production of similar products. In the history of shawl manufactory there are both ancient pagan ornaments and flashy patterns from the time of the establishment of Soviet power. In the museum created at the factory you can go through all stages of the development of shawl fashion.

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Winter is the time for warm, fur hats. Some people think that if you put it on your head in winter, it’s fashionable. But fashionistas think differently and in winter it’s quite easy to look stylish and original, and a scarf with mink fur on your head will help with this. It is this head accessory that has always been and will be relevant, and independent of fashion trends.

Benefits of a hood

The practicality of the bonnet has already been appreciated by those who wear this feminine headdress with pleasure in recent seasons, when the fashion for it has revived again.

Fur hood hood

The main advantage of this headdress is its ability to protect the owner from frost and wind. The hood reliably protects not only the head, but the neck and shoulders from bad weather.
A fairly spacious hood does not crush the hairstyle, leaving it in its original form.
The practicality of this thing also lies in the fact that when entering a room there is no need to completely remove it - just fold it over your shoulders like a hood. The result will be the image of a chic wide scarf, hood or snood.
In addition to its practical side, a bonnet is a very feminine, graceful, elegant headdress. It creates a romantic, fragile image.

Benefits of mink scarves

Such a thing can easily replace the usual hat. A mink scarf comes in two varieties: rectangular or kerchief-shaped. The first option is suitable for frosty winters. The second one can be worn in late autumn.

A mink item will speak about your status without words and add elegance to your image. It has many advantages.

Multifunctionality. These products not only serve as a headdress; if necessary, they can easily replace a shawl. In a cool room, you can throw a scarf over your shoulders or tie it around your lower back instead of a belt.
Naturalness. Those with oily hair will especially appreciate it. After all, under this fur miracle, the hair breathes, the hair follicles do not lack oxygen, which means that the sebaceous glands work as usual, without secreting excess sebum.
Practicality. Lovers of voluminous hairstyles now don’t have to worry. Scarves lie freely and do not crush hair, as happens with tight hats. Therefore, hairdressing masterpieces do not lose their appeal when you have to remove this headdress indoors.

However, do not forget that mink fur scarves add a couple of years to your age. If you want to look respectable, this option is for you, otherwise you need to look for an alternative.

Styles of fur bonnets

Bonnets are mainly made from short-pile fur, such as mink, sable, and honor. However, hoods made of fox and silver fox look very luxurious and will perfectly complement, for example, a mink coat without a collar.

Bonnet

This is the most common style option, which combines a fur hat and bonnet. The headdress is tied with laces, the ends of which are decorated with fur pompoms or long “ears”. Such hats practically never went out of children's fashion; they were and are worn with pleasure by young people.

Bandana bonnet

Designers offer interesting models of headwear, for example, a bonnet that can be tied at the back like a bandana. Its main part is made of whole skin, and the bottom is made of thick silk fabric. The hood is put on the head like a hood, and with the help of a cord it is tightened, becoming a bandana. Thick fabric is quite capable of replacing a shirtfront or neckerchief.

Bonnet scarf

One popular option is a kind of hat-scarf. The loose ends of the hood wrap around the neck for a stunning look. This headdress looks great with a down jacket or coat and does not require wearing a scarf.

Hood-hood

This headdress made of mink fur looks very neat and elegant. It looks like a hood with a small shirtfront. There are no unnecessary elements here. However, designers, using beautiful fur inserts, create luxurious, elegant bonnets, as shown in the photo.

Knitted mink

Models made from mink yarn look very interesting and beautiful. This type of hood is more elastic than one sewn from whole skin. Thrown over the shoulders, it can become a luxurious snood. A knitted mink hood goes well with a natural fur coat, coat or down jacket.

Knitted mink hood

Bonnet trimmed with mink

You can buy a hood inexpensively, the base of which is thick fabric or knitted fabric, and the edge is trimmed with expensive fur.

Bonnet trimmed with mink

What to wear with a hood?

Stylists give some recommendations on how to properly combine a bonnet with other wardrobe items.

A mink fur hood goes harmoniously with a natural fur coat, as well as coats, sheepskin coats, and leather jackets. The only thing here is that you will need to combine the style of the hood with outerwear.
Under the hood, you need to select a style of outerwear without a voluminous collar and without a hood. Fur bonnets and hoods are mutually exclusive.
A hood made of mink and other fur should be worn with a fur coat made of natural fur. With an artificial fur coat they wear a knitted headdress or one made of synthetic fur.

DIY fur bonnet

You can sew a bonnet with fur trim or completely made of fur yourself. Internet resources have a large number of all kinds of patterns, even those models that are available in elite salons. Photo and video tutorials will show you how to do the sewing correctly.

The pattern for the proposed hood style is quite simple. An old fur coat, stole or other fur product can be used to make the product. Also, if you have sewing experience, you can remake an old hat into a hood or trim a scarf with fur.

A fur bonnet is an unusual headdress, but this season it will be in demand among customers, so manufacturers of fur products are already presenting new and interesting models for the new season.

DIY scarf with mink

It is quite easy to purchase a stylish and very beautiful fur accessory in any leather and fur store. But it’s not at all difficult to make a warm scarf with your own hands.

We offer a scarf pattern that makes it easy and simple to sew a scarf. The size given is universal, since the head volumes are almost the same.

"wolf" scarf pattern

The pattern consists of three parts: one back and two sides. The undercut is done as desired. When the product is ready, decide where the button will be located, sew a loop to the right half of the scarf. A unique and exclusive item, made with your own hands.

What to wear with fur accessories

Scarves or scarves made of fur will add elegance, but also create a complete look. What are fur head products combined with:

Short fur coats and fur coats. A fur scarf cannot be combined with fur coats, because there is a lot of fur in the wardrobe - it does not look unfashionable. But with fitted short fur coats of a straight cut, it will look harmonious and attractive.
Sheepskin coats. The colors of the scarf and sheepskin coat must match. The style of outerwear is preferably strict and even better fitted.
The coat should be strictly cut, several tones darker than the headdress. In this combination, the use of contrasting colors is allowed.
Down jackets. Here preference is given to down jackets made from fabric that does not give shine. It is advisable that the color of the outerwear be in harmony with the color of the headdress.

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