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11 easy projects for hat lovers
Classic hats
Crin hats
Double brimmed hats
Easy sinamay hats 1
Easy sinamay hats 2
Fantastic Feathers
Fascinators you can make yourself (dvd)
Feathered Creations
Feathers, Feathers, Feathers
Felt cloche hat
Finishing Touches 1
Finishing Touches 2
Freeform felt
Fresh flowers on hats
Hat magic
Hints and tips
Linen and silk fibre hats
Make hats (dvd)
Materials
Men's hats
Millinery business
Profit from your hats
Silk Flowers
Silk Hat
Sinamay hat 1
Sinamay hat 2
Stitched strip hats
Tiara Magic
Wild hats
Wire frame hats

  Sinamay Hat 2
 
Sinamay Hat 2  
Price: £12.96 ($ ) (€)*
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55 full colour photos
35 double pages
Ebook format
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Brief description
If you want to make the most up-to-date hats, you’ll want to use sinamay, the contemporary hat making fabric. Unlike traditional hat fabrics like straw and felt, it comes in flat sheets by the yard (metre), so if you want to create an up-turning brim in this fabric you’ll need to learn the method explained in this ebook. As always with our publications, every step has its own photograph and instructions, so you won’t find it difficult at all. Choose a crown block and an up-turning brim block (one with a hole in the middle) and go for it! Up-turning brims are so flattering that they suit many different face shapes – and are great for weddings, (easier to get a kiss!) See more beautiful examples of the kinds of hats you could make below…

   
 
Sinamay Hat 2   Sinamay Hat 2   Sinamay Hat 2
A beautiful hat by Alison Howitt, in black sinamay with blue trimming.   This vibrant orange and pink hat by Gail Smith looks very different, but the same method has been used.   Aashild Oma Sele creates yet another look by using a basket-weave sinamay for her brim and combining it with a silk crown – a very special hat!
   
 

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