Sinamay is a lovely fabric to work with in the hat making industry, knowing how to finish off edges gives a variety to any sinamay trimming. Whether it’s for a fascinator or to add to your couture hat as a trim it is worth having ago. Do try it and let me know your results, it’s amazing what you can do! Do feel free to leave a comment, or you can ask me any questions about hat making/millinery.
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Loved the tutorial on Sinamy trim Pt. Now, any hits on molding a smooth crown using either sinamay or felt. Mine always seem to pucker around the base, leaving me with a bulky crown to fit onto the brim.
Theresa
Hi,
thank you for sharing your great videos. I though that sinamay was very difficult to work, but you make it very simply.
Thanks again,
Carole
Thank you Carole for taking a look and leaving your comment I am glad you enjoyed the video, sinamay is a great fabric to work with and you can make so many interesting shapes and designs for hats and fascinators. Do look out for more videos on its way.
Bethune
The video was lovely to watch. Using your hands to ‘do the talking’ created focus, and allowed me to understand the making process. I will add this to my making… thank you.
PS Music complimented the video nicely.
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I was just curious where you got your supplies. I very recently became interested in making fascinators (as of this morning) and have been googling constantly. Everything I see points to the UK. Not sure where you’re located, but I thought you might have some advice. Thanks!
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I came across your website by “accident” and I’m so glad! Thank you for sharing your work, I’ve made some simple fascinators and now I’m inspired to try my hand at working with sinamay and seeing what I can come up with. Thanks again!