Hi welcome to my blog. I have had varied professions which I have enjoyed, and learnt from. As a person who loves learning, one of my joys and reward is to pass on knowledge gained to others. If by this way you achieve your dreams or are on your way to them, thats great, for I believe there is enough abundance for all to receive.
I have had a change of direction and I have stepped away from network marketing. One of the areas I am passionate about is Millinery/hat making which has taken me into new areas where I can continue to share my knowledge and experiences. With the help of those of you who are craft orientated I would like to share in the revival of the Art of Millinery.
I have been in the millinery industry for ten years now starting from Wombourne School of Millinery and have had the privelige in sharing my hat making skills with students across the globe. I now teach in Colleges and summer school workshops. I do not profess to be a Guru in this area and continue to learn from other milliners as well as my students. It has been a worth while change and I would like to continue this journey with you.
Join me in the ‘Art of Millinery’ as my blog grows.
Bethune
Email me at:- simplybybethune@yahoo.com
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Hi Bethune,
I want to make myself a fascinator for a wedding in june. I bought some sinamay and was trying to roll the edges like in your video, but they don’t stay they just unravel! How do you get them to stay? Also how would I attach it to my headband? I was going to glue it to fucky foam piece in the same colour. Using a glue gun. The sinamay that I got is frayed at the edges and spiky! I look forward to hearing from you shortly.
Susan