It took 33 beaver and 2 coyote to had this one made.
We love it.

I've been saving mink for a blanket for a couple years, it's a long game. The missus wants a beaver fur blanket, but I know that'll be too hot unless we forgo the wood stove entirely so I'm gonna try mink (whenever I have about 200 of them)

King size jet black full hair beaver speed
Queen leopard dyed muskrat spread
Queen mohair goat spread
Full silver raccoon
Lynx w/arctic fox trim throw
Natural sheared beaver throw
Mixed fox pieces throw
Marten pieces throw
Fisher w/otter trim throw

All bought on EBay or thrift stores over the years and are in great shape still except the 45 yr old sheared beaver is getting a little weak in the seams. I held out a little too long bidding on a beautiful skunk spread and sadly missed out. Also passed on a king polar bear spread at a consignment shop because was unsure of the legality of buying/ owning it in MN, really regretted that one. There is an amazing amount of beautiful second owner finished fur out there if you look for it.

My wife made this one,,, I tanned the fur and she did the rest,,, she’s very talented with a sewing machine,,
Unfortunately she lost sight last year in one of her eyes so she’s trying to adjust,,,the next project is a beaver blanket,,, the beaver is already tanned,,,

Lots of night sitting with the roof with a shotgun for that one I bet,,…..

Nice fir.

How well do they hold up if you have to wash them?

I may be wrong, but I’m pretty sure no washing. They can go back to a furrier/dry cleaner type deal

Yeah I was just curious, b/c it seems like things like hats & bed spreads sometimes need washing

My sister has a queen sized plucked and sheered beaver bedspread cut out in a square pattern like that. I contributed the beaver, I think 16 as I remember.
She has had problems with it in the corners where the leather was too thin by the back end. I would do one diamond pattern if it was me.