Set of 2 fans each with 12 24″ staves and 12 40″ 8 ply ostrich only dyed Peach from @FancyFeathercom
Large Peach Boa
Category: Peach
Peach boas
This peachy peach set flew across the ocean landing with Emme Hayward!
If you’ve followed my work for a while you might spot the difference with these. Rather than doing the regular one sided attachment, I added a twist around the boa. Since I’m stretching the boa as I wrap it, no length is lost! These are built on 24 24″ staves in freckled peach and use 40″ all ostrich boas hand made and dyed by Fancy Feather.
Boa fans are such a huge investment and performance commitment. But a good boa handler is a show stopper! My staves are the strongest, lightest and most durable for these types of fans, and while they are still hefty to wield, you’ll have an easier time and more fun doing it!
Peach conversion
Just a little conversion for Bizzy LeBois. We swapped the acrylic staves for a set of my 24″ aluminum staves. For a lighter lift and ability to tighten with no risk of cracking, consider a conversion for your exquisite boas.
Peachy peach
Still trying to capture the illusive peach color in my studio, but these lovelies landed with Esme D’Avril!
Each fan features 12 12″ staves in freckled peach, peach drabs and a double layer of peach from Fancy Feather.
Double layer peach
Double layer peach plumes! These fans feature 24 aluminum staves in freckled peach and 48 ostrich predyed peach 18-24″ plumes from Fancy Feather. The color on these are gorgeous and very full. I’m still learning lighting for feathers… their little fibers toss so many color dimensions!
Peach Conversion
Just a simple conversion with some really great feathers for Carson St. Clair. Her double layer on the 8″ staves condensed things a bit for a dense, lush set in this light color. Plushiest peach!
Converting to my aluminum staves still gets you lighter fans, slimmer grip, easier open/close, less damage to your feathers and potentially larger size. Consider a conversion to refresh your fan, when adding more feathers or switching to a specialty design.
