How to Attach Feathers to Shoes
Feathers can work as great decorative elements for many items, but these work especially well for shoes. If you have a pair of plain pumps that you’d like to dress up, you can attach a cluster of feathers to the back of the shoes and give them an entirely different look. Sound like an interesting DIY project? Follow these simple steps to decorating your pumps with feathers. Before you start the project, you’ll need to gather the materials you need: feathers, a piece of felt, small costume jewels, and a hot glue gun. You can use feathers in any color; [...] Read more »
A DIY Guide to Making Ostrich Feather Centerpieces
Centerpieces made from ostrich feathers are becoming increasingly popular these days. Ostrich feather centerpieces tend to be eye-catching and these centerpieces are really capable of making a statement in terms of design. For these reasons, these centerpieces are for table arrangements in many weddings and parties today. These centerpieces can easily cost hundreds of dollars, but you don’t have to shell out big bucks to have these centerpieces on your table. You can easily make feather centerpieces on your own and save some money on party decorations. Here are the simple steps to making a centerpiece from ostrich feathers. The [...] Read more »
A Short History of Feather Hats
Feathers have always been popularly used as decorating materials for a variety of items. This is especially true in the field of fashion, where feathers have been used to adorn clothing for many decades. In particular, hats are some of the most common clothing items decorated with feathers. The first feather caps and hats were worn by men. Prominent men in society and government commonly wore hats topped with ostrich plumes, and men involved in the military also used hats with feathers that indicated the wearer’s rank. Leaders of ancient African and Native American tribes also wore feather headdresses as [...] Read more »
Feathers of Angels
This is the place to buy feathers. We are still updating the site, please come back later. Read more »