Autumn trends??
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Permalink Reply by Susan Fage
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Quite simply stunning!!!
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Permalink Reply by Shelagh Picton
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Permalink Reply by carena28
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I was talking to a boutique shop owner today. She said all the winter cloche hats sold like hotcakes. She said even people who had never bought a hat before, bought one. She said the influence of TV shows, Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries and Downton Abbey had made them hugely popular. This was the shop where I took the Pic and posted it on here earlier this week. All the cloches in that shot have been sold.,I hope this helps!
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Permalink Reply by Susan Fage
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Yes definitely thank you Carena! :-) I have a couple of cloches in a local boutique, so hopefully as soon as our 'hot' weather spells have finished there'll be more sales?? I do love the cloche though, (however, they really don't suit me personally :-( )
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Permalink Reply by Shelagh Picton
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Thank you for the information Carena. I am going to be blocking all weekend to get some cloches ready to open my boutique in a weeks time.
Just had a Fedora block made and now having a tipper made I hope that this will make it easier to get the good shape in the crown. I love these. I used to wear one about 25 years ago and I have sold a couple. The ladies say that the Fedora make them feel sexy and mysterious.
They do have to wear the Fedora on an angle to get the correct look.
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Permalink Reply by Susan Fage
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I would love a fedora block, but will make a few more cloches first:-)
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Permalink Reply by Shelagh Picton
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The fedora block that I have I bought from Hat Blocks Direct and the price is very good. You can buy a brim and tipper to go with it. I found that the brim was great with a string groove, it made the edge very sharp.
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Permalink Reply by Susan Fage
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Hi Shelagh! Yes I got my cloche set from James at Hat Blocks Direct! Will have a look at the fedoras, but not let my hubby know:-):-)
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Permalink Reply by Shelagh Picton
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I know what you mean I get carried away with blocks, silk and sinamay. Then sit for days wondering what to do first then time passes and I haven't done anything. I feel that I have been a permanent student. I love making flowers just bought the lessons on French flower making to extend my knowledge. I think if I had a husband I would have been divorced more than one. LOL Just going to put feathers and crystals on to some small fascinators I have made from left over sinamay I have made about 25. I will sell these at a fair to get some money back, so I can buy more materials.
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Permalink Reply by carena28
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Have you thought about what price to put on fascinators and cocktail hats? I thought around $75??????
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