Edwardian Hat Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 พ.ค. 2018
- This video is kind a of a beast. But hopefully I covered all the steps clearly and it justifies the length (you'll have to let me know!) Link to the pattern used are down below!
Oof my background is a mess in that intro. It's been chaotic here, okay!!
The pattern for this hat is available to patreon supporters HERE: / 18786249
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"Sewing through the decades" : • Sewing Through The Dec...
(that shows how I made the bodice i'm wearing)
Pillbox hat tutorial: • Pillbox Hat Tutorial
✩Heavy duty thread: the one featured in this video is by Coat's & Clark's, and called Extra Strong. I've NEVER had this thread break on me, it's great and not too expensive ($2 a spool) but isn't required for this project. It just makes it easier.
✩Wire: I was using 18 gauge picture hanging wire - but the wires purpose doesn't matter, as long as it is thin enough to be bendable and strong enough to hold its shape. I'd personally recommend galvanized steel wire.
✩Interfacing : The interfacing used is by pellon, here is a direct link:
www.joann.com/pellon-stabilize...
It feels like felt but is much stiffer. You can get the type with or without fusible webbing; it doesn't matter that much.
✩Buckram: I've used this one and had good luck www.onlinefabricstore.net/hea...
I think all the fabrics were from the garment district, I don't remember wear though. Sorry!
The nail polish is Sunflowers from illiminte. But I call it pin head yellow.
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About me:
My name is Angela Clayton, I’m a twenty year old designer and seamstress who is currently living on Long Island, in NY.
I’ve been sewing for five years and focused on period costumes and original designs for the last three. I make costumes for fun and to expand my skill set so I can hopefully get a job in the industry someday.
Check out my FAQ linked above to hear more about me, and any of the other sites to see more of my work!
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If you are interested in seeing more of my work or contacting me, I'll leave links to my various sites below!
Instagram: / angelacostumery
FAQ: • Frequently Asked Quest...
Blog: https: angelacostumery.com
Portfolio: angelaclayton.crevado.com/
Email: AngelaCostumery@gmail.com [serious inquires only please!]
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My patterns (go buy them!): mccallpattern.mccall.com/prod...
My sewing machines include: Singer Heavy Duty 4423, Singer Industrial 191D-20, Singer 15-30
Meet my sewing machines video! : • Meet My Sewing Machine...
My dress form is a 10-12 display form from buystoreshelving.com
My reference books: angelacostumery.com/2016/11/2...
How I do my hair! : • Mid-Century Hair & Mak...
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Tutorials (features actual sewing): • Embellished Brass Crow...
Making of Videos (features actual sewing): • Making a 1950's Dress ...
Progress Log Playlist: • Weekly Progress Log #1...
Project Vlogs: • Project Vlog: Edwardia...
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Music Credit: Sapphire Isle Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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I loved the "use no feathers! Use 50 feathers!" inspirational speech at the end :)
Your voiceover in this video is different to your usual style for tutorials. There's so much humour, it's wonderful. Really enjoyed this video.
I'm not saying it is because I filmed it after 11pm, but it might be because I filmed it after 11pm haha! I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Agreed! Angela sounds like she's having so much fun in this video, it's delightful.
@@AngelaClaytonCostumery What is a good substitute for buckram?
@@maleaha2555 If you don't care about historical accuracy: I personally used 2mm EVA foam (although thicker is probably better) and it worked ok
@@ib5916 thank you
I just found a hat my great-grandmother made and it's spookily similar to the one I just watched you make only 110 years older and very fragile, excellent work, keep it up
Do a video of mourning clothes and hat wear videos are inspirational
Just wanted to say thank you for making this video! I've always liked hats, and you gave me the confidence to make my own. Now I've got a millinery stall at the flea market! Thank you!!
your videos are amazing! it's so great the things you come up with, and the lengths you go to follow your passion for weird historical hats (and historical costume in general!). the fact that you're so lighthearted but thorough during the explanations really shows that you're having fun while doing it, and that's extremely comforting. i know you had some hard moments last year, but i'm happy you're enjoying this so much again. keep it up! the best part of this is seeing you happy during the videos
Love the new hat! You’re so good at creating and explaining your process!!
Lovely! Thank you for all your hard work putting your videos together, much appreciated, I’ve watched a few, really enjoy them!
This is wonderful!! I've never made a hat, but always wanted to so I could expand my costuming. This was a great, well rounded tutorial!
I've also started investing a lot in hat pins recently. Even modern sunhats just go flying around and just have a mind of their own, so I'm happy to have found some decently long and sturdy hatpins to help tack them down where I want them ^^
I love that you addressed how the hat can look like a "mistake" right before it's trimmed!
Jolie j'aime bien
This is one of the neatest tutorials I have seen so far and to "top" it of one of the most beautiful hats. It is classy, funky and properly made. A masterful example.
The chances that I fabricate such a hat are 0%. Nevertheless , the recycling of the lonely sock is a great tip. Thank you for this great video. I enjoyed every bit of it.
Thank you for this video! I especially like your ruffled lining -- it makes the whole thing look so much more "for real"!
Absolutely gorgeous and I am so happy! I am one that has waited for this tutorial for years! And it is apparent. Totally worth the wait ♡♥
It ‘s so fun to see your video style evolve - getting better all the time!
I am so happy whenever your videos come out because they're both educational, inspiring and something I can put on in the background for some company (if I don't have time to properly dedicate my attention to them!)
My grandmother was a milliner for a time in her youth. My childhood was filled with outrageous hats. You made me so very happy!
Thank you so much! I’m in the middle of making a hat from a pattern, and already I see so many techniques that would have been beneficial. I liked the idea of using any sort of wire; I used millinery wire on a very shaped brim and I worry about it being floppy and not holding its shape. I planned on making a top hat next so I’ll take your techniques to heart.
you sounded much more relaxed in this video than you normally do in your tutorials, it was nice 😊 beautiful hat, I look forward to making one
I really look forward watching your videos every week and I’m always excited to see you what you’re doing 😍😍❤️
I love any and every video you put out! It doesn’t even matter that I may never make one of these hats, I dropped everything to watch it. 💚
Pls never go away of TH-cam i love u
I really like your attitude to historical accuracy :) accurate to the mood of the day is so much more interesting!!
I find tutorial very clear and love your humour take through video . Beautiful hat ! I have never done real hat outside knitted /crocheted and baby bonnets . I realized being grafter ,sewing /beader/clayer /wire work wanna be :P . I have actually everything else except Ostrich feathers ,only crappy ones . I will try practice making this hat . Thank You very much for your instructions and creativity which I greatly enjoy watching .
Gosh you’re just so amazing! I love watching your videos! You’re such an inspiration to meeee, every time I watch your videos my heart swells with joy ❤️❤️❤️
So much truth in this video! Decoration adds so much to hats and I remember the first one I made (a French hood following along with how you made yours) I was horrified until I started adding the beads and trim on! And now it's one of my favorite things I ever made! Also I love the part about staying true to what their intentions were in the past. I like to consider the spirit of the garment when I'm making it in addition to all the actual evidence, and it eases my mind when I hit something I just can't do in the historical way.
Your hats always look amazing! I love the decorations and your tips and tricks are always helpful. I will definitely use your tutorial when I finally decide to make the Mad Hatter's tophat :D
I love this hat! When you were talking about hat decorations it reminded me of a kids book I have called "She's wearing a dead bird on her head". It all about the crazy hats women used to wear!
My goodness you are adorable and incredibly talented! Thank you for this video! This is the first time someone has made the process of millinery approachable.
All your creations are absolutely stunning! I love watching your videos! Thank you for sharing your talent!!!
After watching this and your pillbox hat tutorial, I feel much more confident, with making something for myself. Thanks for the video!
This is my favourite video so far, you sound so happy
The hat is gorgeous and I am pleased with the instructions on how to construct one. It was so clear through every step.
This is by far the best video I have found in hat making and very applicable to the project I want to create. Thank you so much for taking the time to make this as it saves me TONS of time trying recreate this!
I have been enjoying catching up on your videos. I am just sewing aprons, bags & bibs to sell at a flea market to make some extra cash. I am just mesmerized by your talent! Thank you for being you & being so genuine. I watched another similar channel & I got the impression I was being talked down to.
I know it's unrrelated but I love the colour of your nail polish!
Love this!!!! I feel a lot less intimidated by making a hat now that you explained things so well. Also just bought your 1st McCall's pattern so will be making one of these to go with that outfit at a later date!! Thanks so much for all your info!!
Yaasssss!! I have been waiting forever for this!!!
I love these over the top hats with feathers and flowers and grapes and everything! Maybe the next one needs a stuffed bird on top, Mrs Longbottom style? Anyway thanks so much for this tutorial - not only is it great for what it is, it can also easily be adapted to making brimmed hats from other periods. Keep up the good work!
This is perfection. I want to make an insanely wide, red sunhat (think Rose's hat when boarding the titanic only a smaller crown and red) for when I'm forced to go outside with people in the summer but also want the brim to be sturdy and hold up to the weight of my expectations. I'm going to follow this tutorial to do it!
You made this sound very doable! I might be making a stylish & fun hat (with grapes!) some day. Very lovely and thank you for all the tips!
I loved all those moments when you giggle to yourself during the voiceover! A beautiful video with beautiful hats
I love this so much!
Thank you for making this so comprehensive!
So helpful, thank you! Your tips for sewing wire will definitely give me confidence going forward- my last experience was a nightmare.
So inspiring, I love to sew and design all clothing. It is hard much of the time to find patterns, I have so many vintage, more difficult to find new designs. I became frustrated with personal sewing and switched to designing quilts, but still love to make vintage clothing. Thank you for your instructions.
Thank you so much for posting! I've been making hats for many years and have done EVERYTHING by hand. Until I saw your demonstration on applying the wire with the machine. And no broken machine needles!
I took all day to learn and sew this! It was super fun, and I finally finished it this morning! What a great project to fill my time with, thank you for sharing. I think I'm going to be making many hats now... hehe
I’ve watched this video so many times now. I love your hat videos.
Love everything you do and I always learn a lot. Thank you!
you look absolutely spectacular in that ridiculous fabulous historical hat. Thank you so much for this awesome tutorial!!
Love the video and the humor. It's a joy to watch your video's I have your first pattern from McCall's getting the second one soon. keep up the great work
Great video! You definitely covered the steps thoroughly! The length was fine!
I am a fairly new subscriber and I love your videos! You are so very talented and the clothing you make is beautiful! Keep it up!
I love this. I have had to watch it a few times before I could work up the courage to try it but I think I am ready! Thank you
I love your hat tutorials! It makes me want to make one by myself :) Thank you so much for this video!
YAAAAAAAAS i been waiting for you to do a big over the top hat tutorial for ages 😭😭😭 i wanna make a bunch even though i would have no where to wear them to lol
Wonderful video. I enjoy your work and your sense of humor. You have an amazing talent. Thank you for sharing.
I really like the sock tip. And I feel you on the hair moment I have a mane
Honestly good to see Edwardian content-it’s a time period so overlooked
Yay, tutorial videos are back!
Oh, I made my hat today, thank you so much it turned out so beautiful! Your tutorial was extremely helpful! Keep going!
I love everything you make! You are so talented!
I have been wanting to make a mad hatter top hat for years but never knew where to start. I think the techniques you used here are just what I need.
Thank you so much for this video tutorial! I love the various designs you show at the beginning. You teach very well.
I just love watching you create! The joke in my family is to NOT let me near a sewing machine as I continually break them. Please keep sharing. Thanks for the hours of enjoyment!!!
I really love the gathered detail on the underside of the brim. I never thought of making a hat until I saw this video. Although it took me months to try one, it looks like everything you said not to do. Now, seeing your video again, I want to try another one using wire for support and the gathering technique. Thanks for your insight...
i have wanted to make hats forever. now that i have seen it done, i am pumped.
I love the hat! I am going to make a 3 piece edwardian inspired suit of black pinstriped suiting and the blue striped fabric I have chosen to make a blouse is close to the blue flowers in the hat. I think the hat would be perfect for.my suit. I was going to make a 3 piece skirt (pencil style bustle with a corset and victorain jacket to match) I decided I want a high waist skirt so a corset will not suit me and I have opted to not make a wide collar on my jacket.but go to the high neck ( I think) that may change again to. Thanks for the inspiration and details . I like it and it will be a style.very close to the one made here. Oh, and I do so love the sheer fabric you used to line the brim and make the blouse you wore made from it.
Sence the suit is more a cold weather wear. I have a 1940's dress pattern to make but the size is not my body size, so much math is needed for the pintucks not on the pattern design and plus it will need a whole bust adjustment . I must.give you the props on this to as it.is 2 plaids with all the same.colors but the size of plaid is not the same. When I do these , would you like.to see them. I may or may.not.have a hat. The 1940 dress is a summer.dress to be mathed out and made asap.
I give you my inspirering person tag even though I have wanted to do these things before you were even born. It truly is you that deseve it all. Many years battleing being.super.poor and a hard life but I have alway had passion for the arts in music clothing and home decore. I will sew again and I will reconnect with my.lost ability to do good and.you.helped. THANK YOU. I sure hope I dont embarrass me. lol.
Oh one.more.thing Hats have a twill tape at the cap just above the brim . I haven't seen you use one. Is that.not something you feel needed? Or is it.just.that ypu dont wear them enough to strwtch the hat size? Just wondering why , answer or donot Much love and adoration keeep.up the fabulous work well done and well lived by many. I dont know how many.followers you have but I bet all of them have my.very same feelings about you and your talent alone with admiration on being SELF-TAUGHT. SPECTATOR Ang3lia (3 was an accident but i have changed text over 3 times today... it is who I truly.am so it.is an e & me occasionally but today wildfire.
I simply LOVED your tutorial! You're very talented!
Grapes on hats are the best indeed!
Thank you, thank you! I have been looking for a hat 👒 tutorial like this for some while, and finally, I found it! ❤️ And the word Edwardian, love that time and style of dress and believe in dressing that way even tho we are in 2023. I have internalize that style and time period. I will look for movies during the Edwardian period.
This was such a lovely tutorial and helped a lot! Thank you so much!
I always get so inspired after watching your videos :) I'm definitely gonna spend the rest of my day in the sewingroom now xD
Loved this tutorial!💞💞💞 I've always wanted to make something like this. Now I can! Thank you, thank you , thank you😘😘😘
Beautiful!! Very talented!
You look FABULOUS in that hat! I love it! This really seems doable. I want to make a hat now.
This is wonderful and just what I was looking for. I'm looking forward to catching up on your videos.
I have to say you have a lot of skill making these Hats. These are great tutorials.
loved this video! your directions are very helpful!
This was so cool! Would love to see more hay tutorials 💕
I never thought of doing a hat. And even though I dont need one your video made me inteterested in starting right now.
You are my inspiration 💖
Beautiful work , you explained it so perfectly and clearly, thank you !
This is so helpful thank you! I have been looking for a hat tutorial for so long!
Fabulous as always! You are an inspiration!
Hat pins, & lots of hair & hair padding helped keep those hats on. Thank you for this video, very interesting, hats looked terrific!
Angela, this is spectacular as always. Thank you for all the helpful suggestions. I am going to attempt child sized versions to add to a dress up trunk for little girls. They all love to play dress up. Have a wonderful day.
thanks for sharing, Angela! Fascinating process!
I'm in a formal millinery program right now, but they are not (nor do they plan to) going into these kinds of gathered linings or theatrical hats in general. Thanks for fixing the gaps in my studies.
Loved your video, I especially appreciate your fluid building techniques. Thank you for your inspiration, cleverness and sharing.
I have to try this. I found the process fascinating.
I would recommend not using regular picture wire for hats as it doesn't bounce back like millinery wire. Millinery wire will not bend out of shape as easily.
you are adorable, loved your video. Don't know if I could make a hat or not but you give me confidence to try.
dang that's a cool hat!!! also your nails are very pretty :0
I love it. I have a ton of that hats, now that I got addicted to make it!
I love your tutorials! Now I want to make all the hats!
I work at a hat store so I LOVED watching this! It may not be historically accurate, but adding a drawstring to the inside of the crown can help prevent the hat from falling too far forward or being too large. I see this becoming more common on large, Kentucky derby style hats. Little loops on the inside to hook hair pins into can also help keep a hat in place. Hat pins might be a more authentic option, but may be difficult to get through so many layers. Depending on the fabric, it may cause damage. But on looser weaves like a sinamay base, you can slide the pin between the fibers without a problem.
I have learned many things new, interesting and most DEFINITELY enjoyed it.
I only discovered your channel the other day and I have been binge watching ever since. I have made lots of costumes in my time, but nothing historically accurate. I wish I had access to the material and the prices that you have, but as I live in the UK 🇬🇧 I don't. I am very much enjoying watching you and you have made me want to go into my work room and get sewing. X