Posted By: Nunamiut
Arctic wolverine mittens - 09/13/15 07:35 PM
A very special woman, who I now call "Mom", is fighting ovarian cancer right now. Her and her husband are in Anchorage right now, and are going to be their for a while during the long chemotherapy process. My wife has been doing bake sales in our village to help fund raise for them, and we also donated some fur and material to help with expenses.
These mittens we have are priced for $600. Payments can either be made through Paypal or a check can be sent to Mom and Dad in Anchorage, AK. If a check is sent, we will wait till they receive the check then we can ship the mittens via USPS, at no cost to you.
One of my cousins who is a talented seamstress has sewn together these beautiful mittens.
Outside material: tanned wolverine skin on the back of the hand, with brown leather palms and thumb, trimmed out with wolf and beaver skin. It also has a harness made of yarn that is sewn to the mittens so you can never lose one side or the other.
Inside material: sheared mouton.
I have a pair of wolf mittens that are of the same design and they are very warm. You dont even need hand warmers on your snowmobile during the winter, they are so warm. Im 6'2" tall with rather large hands, and I can comfortably fit a thin baselayer pair of gloves underneath the mittens if you prefer. The cuffs have a large opening so tucking your jacket sleeves into the mittens are no problem at all.
These mittens we have are priced for $600. Payments can either be made through Paypal or a check can be sent to Mom and Dad in Anchorage, AK. If a check is sent, we will wait till they receive the check then we can ship the mittens via USPS, at no cost to you.
One of my cousins who is a talented seamstress has sewn together these beautiful mittens.
Outside material: tanned wolverine skin on the back of the hand, with brown leather palms and thumb, trimmed out with wolf and beaver skin. It also has a harness made of yarn that is sewn to the mittens so you can never lose one side or the other.
Inside material: sheared mouton.
I have a pair of wolf mittens that are of the same design and they are very warm. You dont even need hand warmers on your snowmobile during the winter, they are so warm. Im 6'2" tall with rather large hands, and I can comfortably fit a thin baselayer pair of gloves underneath the mittens if you prefer. The cuffs have a large opening so tucking your jacket sleeves into the mittens are no problem at all.