Displaying feathers

How to make a feather holder for displaying a small feather collection. Find all the instructions for making this rustic feather display here.

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…

I meant to say space… but it was too late to change the title 😃. It can be simple or full of fluff… neutral tones or beautiful pastels from the 70s. We added some living room ideas al…

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

One of a kind original feather artwork hand crafted by Kristen Leigh Baker. These statement pieces add a textural element to interior design.

What you’ll need for this easy arrangement: A container (I used a small wood window box) Assorted feathers (Most of these are from a craft store, the pheasant feathers are fresh from the game farm.) Green floral foam (enough to fill the container to about 1/2″ to 1″ from the top) & Any type of […]

This Bay of Plenty artist fastidiously creates her feathered art, placing plumage perfectly — just as it is in nature. Words: Cari Johnson Photos: Brennan Thomas Ōpōtiki artist Fiona Kerr Gedson sweeps a line of opalescent grey around a circular canvas. Next, she blends a pop of electric blue seamlessly into the grey. She doesn’t work with paint but feathers, carefully glued one by one to create a 60-centimetre mandala. From a distance, Fiona’s mandalas look solid, the plumed details only…

Hi! I have a small 12 piece collection of feathers I have found through the years. From the large white swan feather to the small red cardinal feather. Nothing showy like a peacock or flamingo feather, more low key, some grays and browns, a few blacks and even a blue jay feather. Any ideas about how to display them? Right now they stand in a pill bottle I like all kinds of decorating styles: farmhouse, modern, mid-century,art deco, really not too fussy, ex…