Vintage millinery

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Contemporary Millinery, Hat Design And Construction by Sophie Beale is a comprehensive overview on how to make hats. Packed with useful information and helpful photography, it's an essential book for wannabe milliners.

A revision of Practical millinery.

I've got a fun DIY/refashion tutorial on how to turn an old, cheap straw hat... (Which I foolishly forgot to take a proper "before" photo of, but it looked much like this one) .... Into a sassy, vintage-appropriate saucer hat! To make this revamped hat, you will need: Extra tip for choosing a hat for this project: I suggest a hat with a more "rectangular" rather than rounded crown, meaning a hat that is about the same width at the top as it is where it connects to the brim. So to begin the…

The Navy Blue Felt Beret is a charming throwback to vintage ladies hats, exuding timeless elegance and sophistication. Crafted from high-quality felt, this beret adds a touch of vintage style to any outfit, whether it's for a special occasion or everyday wear. With a navy blue hue that effortlessly complements various ensembles, this beret is designed to make a statement. Its pillbox silhouette offers a classic shape that never goes out of style, while its soft and comfortable feel ensures a…

One of hundreds of thousands of free digital items from The New York Public Library.

Welcome to Petershams Millinery Supplies! We specialise in new and vintage hat making supplies for the masses. We have everything you need to make hats and fascinators from scratch the traditional way.

Vogue 7519; ca. 1969; Tucked and draped bias turban hat on foundation. Use soft fabrics. Featured in Vogue Pattern Book February/March 1969 Reproduction at DigitalOnlyPatterns [insert your photos of this pattern made up] [insert your username, and make sure your preferences allow for people to contact you via e-mail. Do not list your email address here!]

Wow. Well this is embarrassing. I can't believe that August was my last post. It was a very, very busy 2013 and 2014 is shaping up to be even more busy. But...here I am again with a long promised tutorial--bias edges. One of the classiest ways to trim out a hat is with a beautiful bias edge. There are other ways to finish the edge of hats, especially big-brimmed hats. You can add a petersham ribbon edge, as is seen on many men's hats especially, or turn the edge of the straw or felt under…

PRICES MAY VARY. Suitable For Head Circumference: 56-58cm/22-22.8inches. The circumference of the hat is adjustable, so it stays on your head well The fascinators is made of 100% wool felt, except the accessories. It is soft, lightweight, breathable and comfortable to wear Fashionable fascinators can be matched with different styles of clothing, show your charm and let you stand out in the crowd The fascinator hat can modify your face shape. The bowknot decoration makes it even more special…