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Treating feathers
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Hi All, I have been given some beautiful feathers from a fellow with a wildlife sanctuary.…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Susannah Greenman May 12, 2019.
Dyeing Jinsin
I have sprayed jinsin, this worked really well and although I am happy with the result I was wondering if anyone can tell me what dye would work and it the fabric would retain its natural feel? I…Continue
Started Sep 13, 2012
Spring carnival - hat etiquette
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I read once that felts can not be worn to a spring racing event and that felts can only be worn in winter. The spring carnival in Melbourne is very often really cold.Is this just one persons point of…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Dianne Barbour Dec 27, 2012.
Hat Blocks and where to start?
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I have purchased my first dome and wide brim blocks. They are a good start, I am keen to grown my selection of blocks, does anyone have any suggestions on the most used blocks?I was thinking that I…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Elaine Mergard Aug 18, 2012.
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- I Love Hats Because?
- A hat sets your outfit apart from the crowd. I really like the creative side of millinery, matching style and personality to the person wearing the hat. Hats are both fun and practical.
- About Me
- I am a Brisbane based milliner. In 2013 I completed my studies at MSIT TAFE College. I love to create hats to match both personality and style of my clients.
- Website
- www.bronnieg.com
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- www.facebook.com/pages/Bronnie-G/335865286444746
Comment Wall (2 comments)
Hi Bronwyn ! Welcome to Hat Academy,
Hope you are inspired I have so much to share with you to help you grow your business. It is the most Amazing Creative Art. Millinery is in such demand since Kate started wearing hats & headpieces. Another 20 lessons coming to teach more techniques.
Feel free to share your hat or headpiece creations, join in or start a hatters discussion. Remember online help is a click away.
To begin with Lessons check out our Get Started page. I am looking forward to sharing Millinery techniques, ideas and fashion news with you.
Enjoy, Elaine
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