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Edwardian Hat Tutorial
DescriptionThis video is kind a of a beast. But hopefully I covered all the steps clearly and it justifies the length (you'll have to let me know!) Link to the pattern used are down below! Oof my background is a mess in that intro. It's been chaotic here, okay!! The pattern for this hat is available to patreon supporters More
This video is kind a of a beast. But hopefully I covered all the steps clearly and it justifies the length (you'll have to let me know!) Link to the pattern used are down below!
Oof my background is a mess in that intro. It's been chaotic here, okay!!
The pattern for this hat is available to patreon supporters HERE: https://www.patreon.com/posts/18786249
✩ Things mentioned ✩
"Sewing through the decades" : https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLk1yJujskxaC8Mcc9bOX-Um-sOxvh4vUS
(that shows how I made the bodice i'm wearing)
Pillbox hat tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bPOhB9T34NY
✩Heavy duty thread: the one featured in this video is by Coat's & Clark's, and called Extra Strong. I've NEVER had this thread break on me, it's great and not too expensive ($2 a spool) but isn't required for this project. It just makes it easier.
✩Wire: I was using 18 gauge picture hanging wire - but the wires purpose doesn't matter, as long as it is thin enough to be bendable and strong enough to hold its shape. I'd personally recommend galvanized steel wire.
✩Interfacing : The interfacing used is by pellon, here is a direct link:
http://www.joann.com/pellon-stabilizer-interfacing-by-the-yard/1261502.html#pmax=10&pmin=5&start=1
It feels like felt but is much stiffer. You can get the type with or without fusible webbing; it doesn't matter that much.
✩Buckram: I've used this one and had good luck https://www.onlinefabricstore.net/heavy-buckram-fabric-.htm
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