Edwardian hats women diy

>I started this hat to be a hat for my going away outfit for my wedding as well as to go with all the light colored or lingerie dresses I have from the Edwardian era. Previously to this on…

Black wool felt, large brimmed edwardian hat. Decoration: double bow and inside lining are made of bordeaux colored silk. Brim edging is a black satin ribbon. Black marabou feathers, one large black osterich feather and a black feather rose. The brim has a curve but that doesn't show when hat when the hat is lying down. The pattern I used is the Universal Round brimmed, Straight Sided Crown Hat Pattern from Lynn McMasters Hat front Hat side Hat back Hat side Hat top Hat inside My cat…

My mom decided to change her former wedding dress, which looks like vintage dresses. We decided to make it look less like a wedding dress and change the size so it fits me since we already thought about sewing an edwardian or regency stile dress ourselves. To have a proper dress makes it a lot easier to just change it a little than sewing a completely new dress. I will show you when it's done. For now, I want to show you how I created a suiting hat that helps the dress to look less like a…

My hat was easier than it looked to make. I’m sure any milliner or anyone that knows anything about hatmaking will cringe at my post since I have never made a hat before and this is all purel…

This will be a post on how to make the small little late Victorian hats . These are very quick and cheap to make as they are quite small and the easiest style of Victorian head wear t…

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…

For my Edwardian pink gingham wash dress, I made an Edwardian maid’s cap with long streamers. Related: Edwardian Pink Gingham Wash Dress The maid’s cap is inspired by antique Edwardian maid’s caps – also known as mob caps – like this plain cotton mob cap, or this 1900s cap with broderie anglaise lace trim or … Continue reading 1900s Maid’s Cap With Streamers →

I tried to make a hat in the ridiculous 1890s style. I made a simple sailor hat that I then covered with silk, bows, flowers, and a feather.

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