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Covers a wide variety of styles and fabrics with detailed instructions for the design and construction of millinery creations. -
By Stella Remiasz. 1992. soft, 9x11 inch, 75pgs. Advanced lessons for professional bridal headwear and dressy millinery. -
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By Tim Dial. 2003. 128pgs. Whether a beret or brimmed hat, in straw, felt, or cloth. Hats can define a time and place, be it on the street or on stage. An all around excellent beginner's book. -
One of a series of instructional DVDs from Diana Cavagnaro. In this DVD you will: • Learn about wooden blocks • Block a buckram crown and flat pattern a curved brim • How to cover the frame with an interlining and a fabric • Edge bindings for the brim such as: • Petersham or millinery grosgrain • Bias strip of fabric • Corded edge • Flat Pattern a fitted lining • Applying a sweatband • Stitches most commonly used in Millinery -
One of a series of instructional DVDs from Diana Cavagnaro. • How to take an accurate head measurement • Flat pattern: a pillbox or sailor hat • Construct a buckram frame • Cover it with fabric • Make a tailored lining • Apply a sweat band • Stitches most commonly used in Millinery -
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One of a series of instructional DVDs from Diana Cavagnaro. • Begin with a buckram frame for a fascinator, bridal headpiece, or cocktail hat. • Covering the buckram frame with an interlining • Applying fabric • Applying trim • Finishing the interior with a lining • Applying a braid • A variety of ways to anchor the hat to the head • Stitches most commonly used in Millinery -
One of a series of instructional DVDs from Diana Cavagnaro. • Learn about different types of felt • Wool felt • Fur Felt • Beaver Felt • Foundation Felt • History of felt • How felt is made • Felt hoods or capelines • How to block, & size felt. • A variety of edge bindings for the brim • Make a lining • Applying a sweatband • Stitches most commonly used in Millinery -
In depth tutorial on the art of handmade silk roses and gardenias. In depth tutorial on the art of handmade silk roses and gardenias. An opportunity to learn the secret techniques of a designer with 25 years experience in hatmaking and design. Learn this lost art form, and recreate real silk roses and gardenias reminiscent of flowers made by couture designers in times gone by. Two Hours of instruction in 2 DVD set. -
Straw Hat Class, by Diana L. Cavagnaro. 2000. 55 minutes.Well presented instructions for making a straw hat including blocking and trim techniques.- How to dye, block and size straw
- Decorating and trimming
- Making a lining
- Sew in a sweat band
- How to edge the brim
- Making a pancake travel hat
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Author: Brett Ours Drager. 1992. soft cover, 40 pp Reg. Basic millinery information on flat pattern hats and 28 pull-out patterns. Mix and match the crown and brim patterns to create your own sweet versions. -
In depth instructional dvd on the art of hatmaking by Davyne Dial. An opportunity to learn all the secret techniques of hatmaking from a designer of 30 years. -
In this issue:- Sustainability
- Getting Inspired
- Exhibits-Events-Awards
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In this issue:- Hats from Royal Ascot and other early summer events
- End of Term Reports
- What is Social Listening and How Can I Apply it to Millinery
- Exhibits-Events-Trade Shows
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In this issue:- Mut Zum Hut, Germany and ComicCon, New York
- Japan - Manufacturers & Suppliers
- Traveling with Hats
- Workroom Techniques
- Exhibits-Events-Trade Shows-Trends
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In this issue #68:- Interviews with Irene Van Vugt and Marianne Jongkind
- Events - The Goodwood Revival which always has lovely hats and fashions being worn
- Images from several Hat walks and events
- Continued article on Tips about securing your hat
- The NHV Hat Competition information -- deadline is 1 Feb 2020!
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In this issue #67:- Interviews with Alice So and Denise Innes-Spencer
- Events - Lithuania Straw Festival, PrinsjesHatwalk Competition
- Images from Les Estivales du Chapeau Caussade
- Continued article on Tips about securing your hat
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In this issue #66:- A photo report of Royal Ascot
- The winners and all other entries of the NHV Hat Competition 2019
- How to start your own hat shop
- Tips about securing your hat and much more.
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In this issue #65:- Fashions on the Field at Melbourne Cup 2019
- Interview with Rob De Groot
- Events & Exhibits held around the world
- Tips on hat storage
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In this issue #64:- Photo reports of Oaks Day 2018
- Interviews with Harvey Santos, William Chambers, Marga van der bos and Ingeborg Steenhorst
- Events held around the world
- Tips on lining a hat
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In this issue #62:- Photo reports from Prinsjesdag, Caussade and Goodwood Revival
- Netherlands Hat Designer Nienke Visser
- Colours and trends for Winter 2018/19
- Events held around the world
- Tips And More...
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In this issue #62:- NHVHat Competition
- New Zealand Hat Designer Myra Lloyd
- La Chapellerie | Atelier-Musee du Chapeau contest
- Events held around the world
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In this issue #76:
- Men's hats manufacturers
- Melbourne Cup Carnival
- Workroom technique: abaca scrunch
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In this issue
- Visiting Texas
- Trade shows A/W 2018/19
- Workroom technique: Fosshape foundation
- Promoting Your Business on Social Media
- and more...
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In this issue:
- The captain's cap
- Trade shows S/S 2019
- Workroom technique: Leather brim
- Millinery MeetUp Review
- Selling on Social Media
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In this issue:- an interview with Marianne Jongkind
- a visit to Hatland
- information about hat and head sizes
- trends and colors for summer and much more
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In this issue #70:- Interviews with Ronald Von Der Kemp
- The Ute Patel Hat Collection
- 70 Tips and Tricks from milliners everywhere
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In this issue:- Getting it straight with stiffeners
- Melbourne Cup Carnival 2019
- A visit to Spain - milliners, hatblock makers and other resources
- Workroom technique 'Sinamay top hat' by Donna Hartley Millinery
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In this issue:- Auctioned hats
- Trade shows A/W 20/21
- Workroom technique: Sewing straw braid
- Judith's article on Mindful Millinery and several other inspirational write-ups.
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A Millinery Handbook, an excellent guide for beginners, and still, there are things for the advanced milliner to learn. NOTE: My apologies for the price increase. This will always have a floating price because of converting from Euros to Dollars. I keep a slim markup on this book. The higher price reflects our current exchange rate. -
Hatlines Fall number is out! In this issue, we interview Carina Marcon and Judith Boyd, tips for making pressed pads, cleaning old hats sewing machines, trending hats on runway trends for winter 2020/2021, MAA news and more! Hat cover by Karin Groenendijk -
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In this issue along with the wall/desk planner for 2021:- Interview with Prudence Millinery
- Trends S/S 2021
- Rain or shine weatherproofing
- Workroom technique 'Felt remnants' by Marianne Jongkind
- Thinking Outside the Block with Denise Innes-Spencer
- Marketing during a pandemic from Judith Mishler
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Hatlines Winter issue is here! In this issue, ar ane interview interview with Elisabeth Koch, the hat collection of Kim Butteriss, a report about the NHV Hat Day and the NHV Hat Competition 2020, news from the Millinery Association of Australia. Hat cover by Mirjam Nuver -
In this issue along with the wall/desk planner for 2021:- Guest editor Rachel Trevor-Morgan
- Favourite blocks
- Workroom technique: Sinamay rose buds with Bridget Bailey
- Flowering Hats with Clair Hughes
- Thinking Outside the Block - boater shapes with Denise Innes-Spencer
- How are you doing? with Judith Mishler
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Written by Master Milliner Jenny Pfanenstiel, this book includes 9 detailed hat making projects. Follow along with the full color tutorials that explain the basics of hat making from material selection, to stitching and finishing. Suitable for beginners as well as experienced hat makers. Makes a perfect gift. Published by Dover Publications -
Hatlines Spring issue is here! In this issue, are an interview with Bettina Thomas, The Headware style of Amber Butchart and much more. Hat cover by Vera Klomp -
In this issue:-
- Online teaching
- Designing for a hat brand
- Workroom technique: Jinsin cap
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Hatlines Summer issue is here! In this issue, are an interview with Vintage Hatter, The Headware style of Marina, Event reviews the Royal Ascot, NHV National Hat Day, Passejada AMB Barret and much more. Hat cover by Elisabeth Koch -
In this issue:-
- Hat Fashions of the Royal Ascot 2021
- From NY to LA - Sarah Sokol
- Gallery: The German Hat Museum
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Hatlines Summer issue is here! In this issue, are an interview with Vintage Hatter, The Headware style of Marina, Event reviews the Royal Ascot, NHV National Hat Day, Passejada AMB Barret and much more. Hat cover by Elisabeth Koch -
In this issue:-
- Hat Wearable Art
- How to create a rolled flower edge
- 2022 Trends
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Hatlines Winter issue is here! In this issue, are an article about The Hague called Ladies Paradise, techniques to design your own label and event reviews Mut Zum Hut, Goodwood Revival, NHV Hat Day and much more. Hat cover by Laura Del Villaggio of Milli Starr -
In this issue:-
- Upcylcing
- Dyeing and Bleaching
- Christian Dior exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum
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Hatlines Spring issue is here! In this issue, are an article about visual artist Miranda Vissers, The Hat Collection of Lizzy van Lawick van Pabst, color trends and much more. Hat cover by Marie Etkind -
In this issue:-
- Hat Production in Europe
- Copenhagen and London Hatweek
- Trade Shows and Trends Report
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Hatlines Summer issue is here! In this issue, The Royal Ascot, NHV Hat Competition, Barcelona Hat Stroll and much more. Hat cover by Isabelle Soetaerts -
In this issue:-
- Royal Ascot 2022
- Prototype to Production
- Making Feather Flowers
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Hatlines Autumn issue is here! In this issue, are an article introducing the Sadie James Hat Co., an interview with Jacobine Bekkers and much more. Hat cover by Sadie James
