Diy hats for women

Fascinators are fun to wear but making a DIY fascinator using dollar store supplies is a great activity to make by yourself for a party (or royal wedding), for a child's tea party or even for a girls night craft activity.

#beretthat #beret #frenchberethat #Hat #sunhat #ReversibleBeretHat #Fabrichat #diyhat #sewing #sewingtutorial How to sew and draft a Classic Beret Hat. Step-...

I developed this form to be able to create top hat crowns quickly and easily. The form will work for felts but is especially conducive to Fosshape top hats. The form allows you to make hats in 6-9-12 inch height increments and circumference plates can be cut for any size head. Create a simple pattern for the top and the side of the crown. Using...

I personally love beanies and have a ton of it in my collection. And if you’ve followed me long enough you’ve noticed I’ve gotten quite a few from Jil Sander’s +J for UNIQLO collection. So when I saw these Jil Sander veiled beanies that came down the Spring 2012 runway show, I was completely obsessed. […]

Working at a drugstore cosmetic counter as a teenager set me up for a lifelong devotion to sunscreen and shade — as well as an obsession with face creams, actually. So during this time of year when…

How to keep your hat on your head. Add a small elastic cord on the inside attach each end to the hatband near where your ears will be. Put on hat and slip elastic cord underneath your hair. Keeps hat in place and works whether hair is down, in a low ponytail or braid.

If you are here for a tutorial, as you can read from the full title, this isn't one! Sorry. Here is a tutorial for making a 1960s-style whimsy hat. Here are some posts that, while not complete with instructions, you might find useful if you are interested in learning to make hats: Free hat patterns from The Australian Women's Weekly from the 1950s Cutting, resewing and reshaping a straw hat (version 1) Cutting, resewing and reshaping a straw hat (version 2) Re-blocking a cheap sinamay hat…