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Permalink Reply by Patricia Standard February 13, 2022 at 3:32am

I love these blocks

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Permalink Reply by Sasha Safronova September 29, 2017 at 1:12pm

Continue

My dream was to make hats for little girls :(

Set : hat stand + crowns from size 51 cm to 56 cm. Price $350 + shipping

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Permalink Reply by Sasha Safronova September 29, 2017 at 1:31pm

There are some more.Let me now which one you are interested in.

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Permalink Reply by Helen Lee Marshall January 31, 2018 at 3:13pm

I have 3 platters that I use for brim blocks. One is round and 13 inches (36 cm)one is oval shaped  15  inches X 18 inches (38 cm X 45 cm) and one great BIG one that is 24 inches in diameter. (60 cm). There is a brim block I saw that I would like very much but  it's way too expensive for me. These platters work well for now. You can always make the brim bigger than you want and cut it down.

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Permalink Reply by Miss Hope December 2, 2018 at 9:04am

I’ve purchased several blocks from eBay which were affordable and new.  eBay sellers also list used blocks which are economical.  I use to buy from a local craftsman who specialized in hat blocks, but recently passed. There are also antique shops and flea markets that ocassionaly sell hat-blocks. I’ve also used items around the house for blocking which worked perfectly.

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Permalink Reply by Diana Thakur April 25, 2021 at 9:27pm

I know the feeling first hand trying to make hats with limited hat blocks. When push comes to shove, I decided to create my own hat blocks using foam blocks. Also, I purchased wooden salad bowls which are less expensive. Luckily, I started ordering wooden blocks this year to add to my inventory, sowly but surely. 

I say "be creative, dont let nothing hold you back, make hats"

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