Fan Case Tutorial!

[@jasminegurneau3902]

Im so grateful for your video tutorials. Any time I search up something, your page pops up and your videos are so helpful for a beginner like me! Waewaenen from Chicago!!

[@iamtina67]

Awesome tutorial Chelsey. Always find your information and inspiration. Thanks 🙏🏼

[@earthclinicschool]

This is amazing thank you!

[@amandaski]

A HOLO BABY YODA?! Delightful. I may never make a feather fan case, but I'm always up for watching a little Chelsey.

[@marnitaw6721]

Beautiful! and I love the baby Yoda! I will be making one for myself very soon thank you!💖🐾

[@tommybrowne8759]

Hello Sister, you should put thin strips of cedar or sage in your case to keep mites off your feathers. Gunalcheesh! for this video

[@mistystorythyme2452]

Beautiful and creative. Thanks.

[@grangbrown7819]

That is halla nice... i love it. Im trying make my own fan to. Thank you n stay safe..

[@TheMarlenaEffect]

Where do you get such big pieces of stableizer material?

[@ChelseyMoon]

I have a link for it in the description! ♥️

[@kieanabigsmoke5776]

When making leggings with appliqués, could you use the same kind of stabilizer?

[@darceystjohn4718]

Miigwetch for your help!

[@draven3838]

I buy my zippers at a boot repair shop, most will cut them to what ever length you want ,fairly cheap

[@gertybz6647]

Thanks for another slice of awesome. :) Amateur Tip: IME, no matter how well secured, items pressed into/in contact with high drag surfaces e.g. felt can pull very delicate things like feather filaments apart during transport. I've had much better results using very smooth slippery fabrics e.g. satiny nylon. And/or a matched pair of grooved separators can support the handle from both sides, keeping the feathers more contact-free. Just a thought. Also, I'm sure you know all this material already (lol seewotididthere?) but I thought you might enjoy hearing it broadcast by a pale journadude for a change. Saw it and thought of you. :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/rKDdfHSsq9ignpI

[@MegaByron1970]

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