This stellar set was an upgraded rebuild done for Miss Isabelle Marie!
One of my earlier conversions, Isabelle’s orginal set was blue short pheasant and long light pink. If you scroll my insta, you’ll find it! She popped off all her feathers and worked directly with Rainbow Feathers to acquire more long ones and redye the whole batch. I think reassembled the whole set back on her existing flute staves.
These moody fans just arrived in Canada for Ms Grace Ventura
The fans are on 6 scallop staves in gloss black featuring 70 10-19″ front black and 160 mix of 23-35″+ blood (#24) and wine (#20) red lady am sidetail feathers.
These beauties just arrived to Egypt Blaque Knyle!
The fans feature 60 27-35″ and 30 35″+ lady am sidetail feathers not dyed so these are the natural patterning on 6 of my scallop staves in fireside copper. The package is similar to upgraded length of Sidetail 1.
These exquisite feathers didn’t come out quite the right color for a project, but they were too gorgeous to send back!
The fans feature 8 scallop staves in gold bar with applique and rhinestone embellishments, 90 27-35″ and 90 35″+ lady am side tails in gold (color #85). The package is similar to upgraded length of Sidetail 9.
Set features 8 scallop staves in fireside copper, 368 natural tiered level Golden pheasant feathers layered on front an back. Each fan is 30″ at center and 60″ wide. The set took over 12 hours to assemble!
An audaciously colorful bird, Golden feathers have this stunning color, speckles and bright red/ orange flashes depending on the length. Raised as a poultry variety with rich eggs, the feathers are molted several times. This is the first set I’ve done featuring these and there is no reason to ever dye them!
You’re looking into future of stave design! A much sparklier version just hit the stage with Frankie Fictitious at Viva Las Vegas this past weekend!! She built them, so just like me, you have to live for the event photos and video clips.
Sure, I’ve done some cool designs before, but to take things further I started working with another creative. You’ll learn more about Katrina soon, but this first iconic set through production together was one heck of a kickoff. While I’ll always guide and manage the construction aspects, she’s layering in design flourish I’d never be able to achieve.
Thanks to Frankie for her trust in me for this project!
ANTICI-PATION! These will hit the stage again for the Rocky Horror Picture Show!
This set was a conversion and upgrade. The orginal set was on the bulky acrylic and seemed very sparse. The fans are now on 8 scallop staves in flag red with 175 (we added 80 that blend in so seamlessly) center tail lady am pheasant feathers in red from ZJomes.
These shipped out to Bass Fam Creative. The zebra feathers dyed up so well in these golden earthy tones!
Fans feature 6 scallop staves in champagne forest with 120 lady am center tails 35-40″ in a two color mix.
When icon Kalaniko konuts asked for me to build her a set of big red pheasant fans, of course it was a very exciting day!
This set is built on 8 of my V-staves in lollipop red and has a total of 200 35-40″ and 100 25-30″ lady ams. That’s 300 feathers! Each fan is about 45″ tall at center and 87″ across at the widest point. The staves can be overlapped to create a more narrow or denser fan for the space or routine. Although they are very light and can be bolted open for greater confidence when doing a lot of super fast movements, extra holes at two overlapping points allow for extra hold using just a twist tie.
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The fans feature 170 lady am side tail feathers in a range of 27-40″ not dyed so these are the natural patterning. The feathers are layered double sided across 6 of my V staves in copper.
This set features 8 scallop staves in gloss black with 160 center tail lady am pheasant feathers in black. Turn up the sound to hear the gentle swish of these lovely feathers!
6 scallop staves in gloss black with 80 side tail lady am pheasant feathers in black.
6 scallop staves in gloss black with 100 center tail lady am pheasant feathers in black.
