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Fur pom-poms are a great way to add a finishing touch to whatever rustic
garment project you are completing. Here is a simple technique of making
pom-poms from tanned rabbit skin.
FREE pattern download here >>
1). You will need the following:
2). Start by using your sewing tools to create stitches around the diamete2r of the fur circles.
3). Once you have loosely stitched all around the circumference of the fur circle, you will then, in this case insert a piece of buckskin cordage. This cordage should have triple or quadruple overhand knot in the end. This will prevent the finished pom-pom from slipping off. Most likely the bigger the knot the better...