Designing is all about additions & subtractions in this lesson we learn how to add spots, pleats and give a straight droop brim a new shape.
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Paris Kyne has on offer a range of wooden hat blocks from the collection of William Beale/Mr. Individual who was a way famous Australian Milliner working from the 50's to the late 80's. When he died Paris purchased his entire hat block collection of approximately 500 pieces. Since then he has been using them…
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Dublin milliner, Georgina Heffernan has adapted the turban technique to give a very contemporary look complete with a popular dragonfly trim. Turbans have been around for centuries and are traditionally known as a religious millinery hat. They may involve 5metres of fabric wound in any of 66 styles. Georgina's…
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Detailed work is loved by customers who purchase headwear from Desiree Spice. Appreciate the work she has gone to by hand painting the cherry tree on the silk – mystery is added with a layer of sinamay only to be covered in 3D pink and white hand cut blossoms each with a small red central bead to complete the look.…
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Learn how doubling your brim will add new millinery concepts especially if you use contrasting colours. All the practical tips are shared in this lesson.
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A stunning sculpted two sided twirl is featured on this cocktail hat created by young Melbourne milliner Ashley Graham. Her custom designs may not be off the shelf but rather express the clients personality, showing off their natural beauty. Ashley is constantly learning new…
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Perfect block for a vintage style hat! Sloped edge block for smaller version of a pillbox. Basic brim block for narrow or wide brims with slight droop. Wooden Hat Block 17cm x 7cm. Made from durable light weight, easy pin straight grained Milkwood.
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Almost a year ago, Jennifer Lucas put her quilting aside as she had discovered the art of Millinery after a class at Queenslands Cobb & Co. Museum, Toowoomba…
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A new simple way for milliners to expose their creations to a broader audience globally. Also there will be a daily featured listing on the home page for Hat Academy members.
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The Milliners of Etsy is the largest collective of Milliners using the Etsy opportunity. At the Acorn Theater in Three Oaks, Michigan they will meet on June 9th for a Fashion Show and Sale titled "The Hat and The…
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Whimsical hats that are quaint & playful are just what Melissa Glim loves. Hats make Melissa smile and this will make you smile as it once played sweet tunes – a totally up cycled Vinyl 78LP Record. It is trimmed with beautiful coloured hand tooled roses – compliments of a gorgeous neck tie.…
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Another elegant and sophisticated fashion statement by London Milliner Latoya Williams-Pike who has been creating hats for the last 13 years. With a 1920s genre and a touch of glitz her work is in strong demand and more this season with the release of "The Great…
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Learn how to create and trim striking cocktail hats sure to turn heads at a Gatsby party plus add a popular style technique to your millinery know-how.
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This blue pillbox is a work in progress for beginner millinery student Caren of Maleny. Caren added Pill Box lesson to her skills, so she could surprise her mum this Mother's Day…
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Deborah Thompson has ventured into bridal headwear with her first exhibition at the Townsville Bridal Expo. Leading Australian Bridal Designer Wendy Makin was so impressed that she chose four of Deborah's headpieces to compliment her garments for the Fashion Parade.…
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In this lesson you learn how to make leaves in 14 different ways. Leaves can be added to a trim with flowers or without. Learn how to wire leaves you make from sinamay, pari, silk organza or printed fabric to create a 3D effect.
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Learn how to attach & finish off the edge, ready to add the brim to complete your hat style. A well fitted covering over a dome crown is best achieved if made in three pieces using silk fabric. Taking measurements from your block you learn to draft a pattern in three pieces to fit closely to the buckram shape you have made. …
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This discussion is a little old hat but I am going to take off my hat to all the wonderful mad hatters here in Hat Academy... What is your favourite hat quotes or sayings?
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When designing your trim for hat or headpiece always lead the eye to a focal point.
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How excited was Toowoomba Milliner, Cassy Hill to win First Prize & Grand Champion. Her Lime & Navy Blue Disc hat featured a fine piping addition to the binding and a creative hand made trim. As a Hairdresser Cassy now has a new solution to a bad hair day …wear a hat. Congratulations Cassy.…
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