Sharon Panozzo
  • Female
  • Peotone, IL
  • United States

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 Hello all,My name is Sharon Panozzo of Nouveau Hats by Sharon.I have just had the great honor of being named the new captain of the "Milliners of ETSY" team.  MOE (as it is called) is a group of…Continue

Started Nov 30, 2018

 

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Red Hat in Silk & Satin - Vintage Black Chenille Cats Kittens "Helping" in the sewing room

This is an close fitting red silk and satin over buckram hat. This is another in my Bes-Ben Tribute line.The base of the hat is red silk over hand formed buckram and trimmed in deep wine red vintage braid. The silk is covered with small wooden…
Jan 10, 2019
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Deep Turquoise/Teal Felt Hat-Vintage Velour Hood

"Thank you very much Elaine.  Working with good felt is the key I think."
Dec 21, 2018
Elaine Mergard commented on Sharon Panozzo's photo
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Deep Turquoise/Teal Felt Hat-Vintage Velour Hood

"Both of these felt hats are beautifully blocked and styled Sharon. Luv them E xx"
Dec 7, 2018
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Dec 7, 2018
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Dec 7, 2018
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'SCARLET'

"Hello Marion!  Absolutely beautiful work as always.  See my discussion post and come over and visit."
Nov 30, 2018
Sharon Panozzo replied to CAROLINA FLORES ABELLAN's discussion FEDORA HAT
"Hi.  Only steam will be too soft.  If for a woman, yes, it should be softer than for a man.  If fact, most men's hats are made with thicker felt than a woman's hat.  However because a Fedora is worn by  both. …"
Nov 30, 2018
Sharon Panozzo posted a discussion

Come Join Us

 Hello all,My name is Sharon Panozzo of Nouveau Hats by Sharon.I have just had the great honor of being named the new captain of the "Milliners of ETSY" team.  MOE (as it is called) is a group of milliners who have ETSY shops.  It does not matter if you are new or established you can apply to join.  We are planning to make some exciting changes to be of service to all our members and make the team fun as well.  If you are interested, come check us out:…See More
Nov 30, 2018
Sharon Panozzo commented on Velma owusu-bempah's album
Nov 30, 2018
Sharon Panozzo posted photos
Nov 30, 2018
Sharon Panozzo replied to Lalah Mackley's discussion Last minute hat creation...need advice!
"Quite frankly I like the colors.  I think with the shawl it will be a very attractive outfit.  I think the ribbon will be a nice touch.  I would cross the ribbon in an X (so it will fit better to the crown) and then place the feather…"
Nov 30, 2018
Kathy Martingilio commented on Sharon Panozzo's photo
Nov 19, 2018
Sharon Panozzo posted a photo

Reproduction Victorian 1800s Walking or Traveling Hat - Green Velvet & Beige Silk

Vintage Reproduction of a 1800s Victorian walking or traveling hat.The hat is made from vintage green silk velvet and the band is a beige silk.The band is accented with a vintage silver tone buckle at the front. The ostrich plume was double curled…
Nov 17, 2018
Sharon Panozzo replied to Jacob's discussion PLEASE HELP: How do i, fashion student create a really huge brimed felt hat ?
"Oh, I though you wanted a 29" or more brim!  You should have no problem with making a felt brim 8" in size.  Sombreros are that size and I have made cowboy hats with that size brim.  You just need to have the right…"
Nov 14, 2018
Sharon Panozzo replied to Jacob's discussion PLEASE HELP: How do i, fashion student create a really huge brimed felt hat ?
"First, this is a drawing that is exaggerated so getting those proportions would be very difficult and almost impossible to wear.  The only thing I can suggest it to make a wire frame for the felt to sit on and then sew it down.  Good luck."
Nov 12, 2018
Sharon Panozzo replied to Amanda Dawn's discussion Advice on how to say no to friends who want me to "whip" up a hat for free?
"I would smile sweetly and just say "What price range were you looking for?"  They should get the message."
Sep 16, 2018

Profile Information

I Love Hats Because?
They are an expression of ourselves and our history.
About Me
I have been a hat maker for over 20 years. My passion is costuming and historical hats. I love working with vintage supplies because of the challenge they offer.
Website
www.NouveauHatsbySharon.com

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Comment Wall (9 comments)

Elaine Mergard said…

Wonderful you found our website Sharon. So pleased you have joined me in Hat Academy and hope you find it inspiring. I am committed to helping you add to your skills.

I set this up to help Beginners -once you learn the basic techniques you will be surprised how creative you can be. Millinery is a creative art & in huge demand currently. Any questions do message me here.

To make the most of Hat Academy remember to read through the Welcome Page - Read here

Enjoy the Fashion Show in Michigan, Elaine

Vicki L. Cristiani said…

Hi Sharon!

 

I love that you do Vintage hats; especially love the riding hats, since I am in a Victorian Society.  I love the Civil War, and Victorian period history.  Take care, and keep up the great work!  Vicki L. Cristiani

Vicki L. Cristiani said…

Sharon,

I'm in The Victorian Society of Falls Church, in Falls Church, Virginia. I love to dress up!  Where are you located?    Vicki C.

Sheila Evey said…
Thanks for inviting me Sharon !
Joan Roberts said…
Hi sharon thanks for inviting me it's nice to know Someone wants to be friends with me ha ha. When I have more time I'll write a longer blog, hope it won't be boring, joan
Regina S said…

Sharon, Thanks so much for your response and I love your hats. They are amazing. I espcially like the cowgirl hats.  :-)  Your Etsy shop is nice, too.  Thanks again for answering my question.

Tanita Montgomery said…

Hi Sharon,

I was referring to a clutch handbag. I saw a few community members post photos of sinamay clutches so I assumed that they made them. Not sure if they are just ordered as a plain clutch and then decorated to match the hat. Was just looking for some insight.

Janet Andoh said…

Thanks for inviting me into this friendship group, Sharon - truly grateful!  I see I am going to have fun here.  My eyes just caught a post about clutch bags, and this is something I am looking to add to my accessories, once my site is up and running.  But for now, I must sort out the shipping before I go anywhere further, lol!

I tested the USPS postage on the site as you had suggested and got the same results as when I had tried it a few months ago; typically when I put in all the details, it came up with some huge shipping price - as much as $80+.  Meanwhile when I took the same package to the post office, I didn't pay more than $25.00 for it.  I really am confused, and don't know what to do.  Thanks for any help that you can offer in this area.  

Blessings! 

Paula Singleton said…

Thank you for the kind message about my hats, Sharon!

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