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These coyote bone hairpipes are made from coyote leg bones, which are first cleaned then cut to size. They have a 'natural' look to them, and are consistent in length. There may be slight variation among the pieces.The 4.0" coyote bone hairpipes have an average width of 0.5".They come in boxes of 100 hairpipes, however, we do sell them individually as well so that you can buy less than 100 at a time. To make antiqued hairpipe, just put the hairpipe in a bowl, boil up a pot of tea, pour the tea...

Consistent in length and thickness with very few pieces having edge damage, our line of premium quality hairpipe is ideally suited to craftspeople with discriminating tastes. Large holes make this hairpipe very easy to work with. To ensure good quality, a secondary inspection is done in Vietnam before shipping.Made in Hong Kong or Vietnam

There are approximately 7,400 beads per kg. Please note that the 4/0's come in 500g bags with ~3,700 beads per bag.

There are approximately 7,400 beads per kg. Please note that the 4/0's come in 500g bags with ~3,700 beads per bag.

There are approximately 7,400 beads per kg. Please note that the 4/0's come in 500g bags with ~3,700 beads per bag.

There are approximately 7,400 beads per kg. Please note that the 4/0's come in 500g bags with ~3,700 beads per bag.

These pre-cut drum covers made of cow rawhide are ideal for making Native American drums, Shaman drums, traditional Japanese drums, and drums in general. The thickness used produces the best sound for the size: discs 26" and below are approximately 1 to 2 mm thick, while the larger discs are at or just over 1/8" thick. However, the thickness does vary from disc to disc so if you need a particular thickness for your rawhide, please check with us beforehand. Rawhide is also referred to as...

These pre-cut drum covers made of cow rawhide are ideal for making Native American drums, Shaman drums, traditional Japanese drums, and drums in general. The thickness used produces the best sound for the size: discs 26" and below are approximately 1 to 2 mm thick, while the larger discs are at or just over 1/8" thick. However, the thickness does vary from disc to disc so if you need a particular thickness for your rawhide, please check with us beforehand. Rawhide is also referred to as...

These pre-cut drum covers made of cow rawhide are ideal for making Native American drums, Shaman drums, traditional Japanese drums, and drums in general. The thickness used produces the best sound for the size: these discs are about 1 mm in thickness. However, the thickness does vary from disc to disc so if you need a particular thickness for your rawhide, please check with us beforehand. Rawhide is also referred to as parchment or vellum. The drum covers may have smooth or rough edges....

These pre-cut drum covers made of cow rawhide are ideal for making Native American drums, Shaman drums, traditional Japanese drums, and drums in general. The thickness used produces the best sound for the size: discs 26" and below are approximately 1 to 2 mm thick, while the larger discs are at or just over 1/8" thick. However, the thickness does vary from disc to disc so if you need a particular thickness for your rawhide, please check with us beforehand. Rawhide is also referred to as...

These are 4 mm round bone beads. These are sold by the box. Each box has 100 beads.

These buffalo skins are full grain or top grain leather. They are NOT splits. They are ideal for project where large continuous pieces are needed. The texture is rougher than deerskin or moosehide. The skin also stretches less than deerskin. The tannery run skins are a mix of grades. They are not flawless and expect some holes and/or flaws.The buffalo leather is sold by the hide. Each hide is marked with its size. The natural hides average between 18 square feet and 28 square feet or larger....

These buffalo skins are full grain or top grain leather. They are NOT splits. They are ideal for project where large continuous pieces are needed. The texture is rougher than deerskin or moosehide. The skin also stretches less than deerskin. The tannery run skins are a mix of grades. They are not flawless and expect some holes and/or flaws. The 5 to 5.5 ounce skins are strong and therefore ideal for making moccasins or other crafts requiring a heavier leather. Usually, the larger the skin...

These buffalo skins are full grain or top grain leather. They are NOT splits. They are ideal for project where large continuous pieces are needed. The texture is rougher than deerskin or moosehide. The skin also stretches less than deerskin. The tannery run skins are a mix of grades. They are not flawless and expect some holes and/or flaws. The 5 to 5.5 ounce skins are strong and therefore ideal for making moccasins or other crafts requiring a heavier leather. Usually, the larger the skin...

The moose hide leather is sold by the hide. We do not cut hides to specific dimensions. Tannery run is a mix of grades. They are on average 16.5 to 24.5 square feet. If you are making your own moccasins, you will need at least five square feet of leather. Please let us know if you need a smaller or larger hide and we will try to find the closest size for you. We recommend using needles that are specifically used for leather, such as our Glovers' Needles. Moose are not an endangered species.A...

The moose hide leather is sold by the hide. We do not cut hides to specific dimensions. In general, this leather is thicker and more gold in color than the brain-tanned smoked moosehide leather. Tannery run is a mix of grades. They are on average 11.25 to 22.25 square feet. If you are making your own moccasins, you will need at least five square feet of leather. Please let us know if you need a smaller or larger hide and we will try to find the closest size for you. We recommend using needles...