"As the nurse in the group, (my previous career) just a reminder: if you either puncture your skin ( I like the scissor story) or slice and dice it, make sure you’ve had a tetanus shot in the last 10 years. Some recommendations say…"
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Megan Beverley
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Overwhelmed with Social Media outlets?
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Social media are tools such as Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest, etc. I genuinely love social media, a little too much at times (aka easily distracted); I work full time in someone elses…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Lisa Klekner Oct 15, 2012.
Hat Oh O accidents?
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Have you ever had a hat, or witnessed, a precious millinery item meet an accident?I've seen a few go down. Funnily enough, they've mostly involved posteriors. My partner was very clearly advised that…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Kabuki Hats Jul 15, 2013.
Displaying Hats
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I use all sorts of props when photographing millinery, but I am keen to get my hands on one those elegant long swan neck ladies. I think that they're acrylic (not poly, I beat those things up way too…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Chocolate y Aguamarina Jun 19, 2016.
Millinery Injuries
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I thought it might be an idea to share, with a light heart, some of the less then joyful…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Corvy No Jul 31, 2020.
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"I like so much this One! Anyone know where I can buy en Europe? I have One of Casa Balleste, but I use it to work on, not to expose pieces. Thank you!"
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Elaine Mergard said…
Welcome to Hat Academy Megan! I am looking forward to sharing Millinery techniques and Hatters news with you. I live on Sunshine Coast and happy to share my tricks of the trade with you.
To begin with Lessons check out our Get Started page. Feel free to share your hat or headpiece creations and join in or start a hatters discussion. Remember online help is a click away. You will be surprised at your own talent as you develop techniques.
Enjoy, Elaine
Thanks for great topics for discussion Megan- you made me smile as I reflected on some of my stories and incidents!!- Elaine
