The range of faux fur resembles the natural variety to a great degree with the exception that it is easily maintained and socially acceptable to wear. Selections range from the long-haired versions of fox to the short haired versions of chinchilla and leopard. Whatever you choose there are a few basic guidelines to follow when sewing with faux fur.
Fur Types
Faux furs can be divided into three categories: long haired, short pile, and plush. The most difficult to work with, of course, is the long hair and the simplest is plush. The plush varieties resemble heavy velvet or thick corduroy and, while special considerations are required, they are by far the easiest to deal with. If you are a novice sewer this latter category
