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I have a few rabbit pelts and would like to attach one to the flap on my possibles bag. What would be the best way to stitch it on? I would like to attach it in a way to where the stitches do not show. Any ideas?
 
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My advice also :thumbsup: The only thing I can add is when you are cutting the pelts try to lay back the fur along the cut line so it will overhang the cut edge real well.
 
Good point,
I always cut fured hides from the hide side with a razor sharp blade,and carefully, just through the skin. That way the fur looks/lays natural and hides the cut
 
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