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  How to make a Fascinator: Fantastic Feathers.
 
how to make fascinators  
Price: £12.96 ($ ) (€)*
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62 full colour photos
20 double pages
Ebook format
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Brief description
If you're asking the question 'how to make a fascinator', then you've come to the right place. This is our No. 1 best-selling book. When you look at the beautiful fascinator hats on the cover and at the back of the book, you can hardly believe that these can be made at home using easily obtainable materials! In the book we describe lots of techniques for working with feathers, including dyeing, 'burning', curling, knotting and making 'poms'. And then we show you how to make a range of different kinds of mounts. And finally we show you lots of examples of fascinators others have made, as inspiration for your own creation. We don't show you how to make just one particular type of fascinator as we feel that would be too limiting - instead we show you lots of basic techniques to enable you to make any number of different fascinators. Combined with the photographs of fascinators others have made, this is a winning combination.

No special equipment is required for making the fascinators shown in this book – just lots of things you probably already have around the home but would never have thought of using!

We'd love to see the range of fascinators created by people who buy this book - if you'd like to email us a photo of your creation we will feature it in our twice-monthly newsletter.

For a bit of inspiration before you start, have a look at some fascinators made by Gloria Harrison, who has bought this book.

   
 
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Some of the feathers and dyes you can use. It’s a huge advantage to be able to dye both feathers and fabrics to match outfits – we show you how to do this.   How do you know which dyes (and what quantity) to use? We give you guidelines and recommendations…   …all the way through to making a lovely, adaptable sinamay base onto which you can fix your fascinator. Wow! And this is just the start!
   
 

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