Pictures ? Did you purchase outright or have one made from your own furs?
Maybe one day after I catch more raccoons I can save them all up and have them sent. I think that would be luxurious!

I have beaver mittens, the wife has a red fox coat, and the grand kids all just got a coon skin hat for Christmas. But no blanket.

Edit to say these were all made with fur that I caught because I know one of my friends will ask me where I bought the fur. LOL

Very cool. I also have beaver mittens from fur I caught years and years ago. USA Fox did the work but I hear folks aren’t too happy with them lately. My husband bought me a hat to match. Also have a badger hat but I look kinda silly with it

I had blankets made for my son and daughter’s weddings. The beaver were from the river they grew up on. Son liked pale beaver while daughter liked the darker brown. I used Sleepy Creek tanning in Iowa for tanning and Cliffy229 on Tman for the blanket sewing. Couldn’t be happier with both tanning and blanket making. Also made a collage of the process from river to blanket (pic) so they could see the process, included the dog they grew up with in a couple pics. To say they were surprised would be an understatement. Hopefully the blankets will be passed down for generations.

Excellent, Trapset!

I’ve got about 3-4 more otters to catch before I start working on an otter blanket. It’ll be a long project without a fur sewing machine. I’ve made mittens for my wife and kids and am starting on a pair for my mom. These are the mittens I made for my wife.

Those are divine

This is the blanket I’m using for inspiration for the one I plan on doing. It was sewn by Darling Leather & Fur. She has a few fur blankets on her FB page if you want to look at some. I use her patterns for the mittens I make.

Good idea.After my Alaska trip and trapping back here in Maine I might make one out of red fox.

My wife and I made this one. Beaver with otter trim at top. 3 otters, maybe 30 beaver in a randomized brick pattern. I cut strips parallel with the fur 3 1/2” wide and A graded the best strips. Ears, noses, leg holes etc are weeded out. Then she sewed them together end to end. Then I took those strips and put them side to side. Trim is a cross section 6-8” wide of otter. Its on a king size bed and I think i got 80x80 out of it. Lined with a light pendelton wool blanket. I hate go somewhere else and sleeping under other blankets lol

Furs tanned at moyles

I gentleman up in this area made a beaver blanket that I looked at. Was very nice. It was almost to warm to use I would think.

Nice looking.

I made a full-size beaver bed spread many years ago, it was too warm and heavy for me. I sold it. If I were to make one again, I would use a lighter weight fur; maybe muskrat.

I make muskrat baby blankets-they sell like hotcakes.

Wow, there’s some nice stuff on here!

Daughter used the blanket in wedding photos, and later, much later (lol) in prego pics.

Here is mine I had made by Kyle Krebbs. He’s a member here, really really easy to work with.

That looks great!

I had this plucked and sheared, some bleached, dyed beaver blanket made. It is sure warm. I bought the beaver and paid to have it sewed.

^^^pretty checkerboard pattern!