The Link I Used For Making My Fur Muffs
There's a lot of different tutorials online about how to make a fur muff, both on YouTube and just in general. I watched a number of them, all of which seemed to have extra steps in them that just make it harder to do.
FINALLY I ran across this link here --
http://www.lovetosew.com/muff.htm
Not only does it simplify things down to three lines of machine sewing, you can easily modify the design to include a decorative center panel. There is a hand sewn closing seam on the inside. I added in a wrist strap as well, but overall this site gives the best, fastest, easiest explanation on how to make a fake fur muff.
I think that it only took me 15 or 20 minutes to sew one once I did the initial test run. It was nothing at all to make up for our five in kids sizes, as well. For the kids version I used a fancy bird print polar fleece in purples with a pink swirly fake fur on the inside.
FINALLY I ran across this link here --
http://www.lovetosew.com/muff.htm
Not only does it simplify things down to three lines of machine sewing, you can easily modify the design to include a decorative center panel. There is a hand sewn closing seam on the inside. I added in a wrist strap as well, but overall this site gives the best, fastest, easiest explanation on how to make a fake fur muff.
I think that it only took me 15 or 20 minutes to sew one once I did the initial test run. It was nothing at all to make up for our five in kids sizes, as well. For the kids version I used a fancy bird print polar fleece in purples with a pink swirly fake fur on the inside.
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