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feathers & fascinators
How to make simple hats that require
little or no equipment.
getting more adventurous
Making tiaras; eye-catching brims;
how to make silk flowers...
traditional couture millinery
Working with blocks, simple felt cloches, hats from sinamay and straw...
improving your skills
Silk Hat
Feathers, Feathers, Feathers
Stitched Strip Hats
Freeform Felt Hat
Double Brimmed Hat
Linen and Silk Fibre Hats
Men's Hats
reference books
Setting up a millinery business, a very useful guide to hat making materials...
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HollyMay Pickell
  Silk Hat

silk hat  
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Price: £6.48 ($) (€)
Photos: 95 full colour photos
Pages: 36 double pages
Format: e-book what's this
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Brief description
Hats made of silk are extremely beautiful. The fabric has such a wonderful sheen and is available in so many types and colours. However, they are not for beginners, as some skill and care is needed to make them. Our instructions make it as easy as possible for you, with detailed photographs of every step and easy-to-follow instructions alongside. All the equipment and materials you will need are listed, together with advice about which block shapes are best to use. If selling your silk hats (and they are eminently saleable), remember that the price of such hats should be significantly higher to reward you for the extra work involved. Expect, too, that your reputation will be enhanced when it becomes known that you can create such hats!
silk hat   silk hat   Two beautiful examples of the sort of hats you can make once you've learnt the techniques, and have the block shapes you need.

Hats by Kate Jones and Katrina Skelton.

 

   
     
       
         
   
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