Making a Victorian Hat From an 1870's Pattern

[@Mercymelms]

Absolutely phenomenal! Wonderful! You did a subperb job! This make everything pop and come together. You should be proud. It finished the dress and made it all come together. Wow!!!!!
YOU ROCK!!!!!

[@angelaross1]

I loved it as a ball dress, but as a day dress, WOW, just WOW

Aww thanks so much!

[@suevaltin7616]

so pretty. And I love your mention of the British Bake show. 🤣

[@nurmihusa7780]

Beautiful workmanship. Works fabulously with the gown! ❤

Thank you! I'm very excited about it😊

[@susankellam8844]

So pretty & perfect with your dress!

Thank you so much!!

[@barbaraleaweaver-mercado1820]

I love it. It and you are adorable. I plan on making one like yours to match my 1870`s dress also. Thanks for sharing!

Thanks so much! Best of luck!

[@elimccutchen4057]

wow! Amazing :) Great work, you look sssoooo happy at the end :)

Thank you!

[@TheSerialHobbyistGirl]

Gorgeous!

Thank you! 😊

[@Pour_La_Victoire]

Your hat is lovely! I really enjoyed seeing the technique of adding the grosgrain ribbon inside the hat. Does that help it grip your hair, too?

Thank you! The ribbon is purely for finishing off the edge, it's just there to make the inside look nice.

[@bastetilicious]

Fabulous!

Thanks!

[@barefootbelle1355]

Dressed in 1870s costume, I give garden tours at a museum for school field-trips--and I burn easily. Carrying a parasol has been awkward because I need my hands. Thanks for this creative, clear, super visual set of instructions and for the resources. Loved the music--and by the way, are you aware that your hands are utterly beautiful?

Glad you enjoyed it!