Jane Crewe uses the fur from the fluffy undercoat of her Samoyeds and others to create yarn, which she uses to knit hats, scarves, and more A knitter is crafting clothes from hair shed by her beloved ...

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After I learned that Frances, my 13-year-old black cat, was dying of heart disease — her heart is too large, beating too fast — my first impulse was to think about how best to commemorate her, when ...

Pet fur conservator Marion Wheatland's job title is as unique as the work itself. Ms Wheatland takes dog fur and spins it into yarn to knit or crochet objects that owners can keep as treasured ...

Turn your pet's shed fur into a warm, sentimental yarn! This video guides you through cleaning, carding, and spinning dog fur ...

A thick coat of fur and feathers can completely change how a creature looks, and sometimes, it’s hard to believe something ...

Wellington yarn maker, Woolyarns New Zealand were rapt to find out this week two designers, Zambesi and Maree MacLean, are featuring their luxury possum fur product, Perino in collections for New ...

Josie Francis, 29, is launching a limited edition collection of "Phoebe Beanies" made from her rabbit's fur A 29-year-old woman has found a novel way of tidying up after her pet lionhead rabbit! Josie ...

When you really love your pet, you want to take them with you everywhere you go. But sadly, that’s rarely allowed. Few offices will let you bring in your cat. It feels weird to bring your pug to the ...

Should you have your dog spun into yarn? Yes. By Molly Oswaks After I learned that Frances, my 13-year-old black cat, was dying of heart disease — her heart is too large, beating too fast — my first ...