Pack of 50 Titanum hard feathers, each 15 cm long, designed for craft and decoration projects where structure and shape are required. These rigid feathers hold form better than soft plumage, making them suitable for floral arrangements, hat trimmings, costume accessories and model-making. The feathers are prepared for easy attachment by gluing or stitching and are appropriate for hobbyists, schools and professional designers who need consistent, durable decorative elements.
Advantages
Rigid construction provides reliable shape and support in arrangements and accessories. Uniform length (15 cm) and consistent thickness across the pack simplify layout and measurement for repeatable results. The set of 50 items offers enough quantity for multiple projects or batch production. Feathers accept common adhesives and can be sewn into textiles, giving flexibility in attachment methods.
Suitable for
- Floral arrangements and wreaths that need structural accents
- Hat trims, fascinators and millinery work
- Costume making and stage accessories
- Model-making, dioramas and craft assemblages
- School art projects and hobby crafts
Key specifications
- Quantity: 50 pieces per pack
- Length: 15 cm each
- Construction: rigid/firm feather type suitable for structural use
- Attachment: compatible with gluing and stitching techniques
- Intended use: craft, decoration, costume and model applications
How to use
Measure and arrange the feathers to determine desired placement before fixing. For a permanent bond, apply an appropriate craft adhesive to the base and press into position until set; allow full curing time according to the adhesive manufacturer's instructions. For textile applications, secure the feather by stitching through the base or using a small stitch at the stem, then reinforce with glue if additional hold is needed. When trimming or shaping is required, use sharp scissors or a craft knife and work slowly to maintain the feather's structural integrity.
Usage recommendations
Store in a dry, flat container to prevent bending. Test glue on a single feather first to ensure compatibility and appearance. For wearable items, secure attachment points and check edges to avoid abrasion. Use protective tools and follow safety guidance when cutting or gluing.
