Buckskin Jacket by Gary Fjellgaard

Buckskin

Buckskin

Buckskin

How I make traditional braintan buckskin for clothing. In this stage, the deer hide smells pretty bad, and that means it’s ready for scraping the hair and grain off. After washing, there will be no smell left. This is an important step to get the softest, best looking results. If that hair was left on, clothing made from it would be too warm for daily use, and the hair would eventually rub out anyway. Scraped buckskin like this is warm yet breathable, and very durable and elastic. Perfect for da

How to make the nicest fabric on earth; brain tanned buckskin. I smoke the buckskin to make it water resistant, so it always stays soft and preserved. It’s even machine washable! #DIY #deerskins #buckskin #preservation #wildernessskills | Seth Larsen

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