Hi, Yes I thoroughly enjoyed the video. As I can't convert inches to centimeters on the fly, I'm surprised at how large the hat came out on the dolls head (is that the right word? it looks funny but ah well...) It looks like that you really enjoy the little iron. I've noticed you using it a lot recently, and it looks like nifty little tool. Do you like it with felt as well and is the steam powerful enough for felt? Something I, as an amateur maker of hats, would really appreciate is a short little thing where I can get the different stitches shown and explained. I can manage blanket stitch as it's called the same in my language, but a stab sich? And you can do it without it showing on the outside? That I can't reason myself through. Felling, have no idea, and a cross stitch? I thought that was a stitch for embroidery. That's what my mum uses them for and have done since I was a girl. Well you see what I mean. If this is only me and don't bore all the others with it. I'll figure it out along the way. Trial and error is just a slower way to learn, and I have been known to get a bit impatient with myself when I can't pick things up last week. As usual I look forward to your next video. Yours, Ann
Hi Ann, the nice thing about this project is you can make it any size you like. I will bear in mind what you say about stitches etc, and it gives me a good starting point for the new year. Merry Christmas and I look forward to chatting in 2023 😀
@@SHMillinery Hi, I'm looking forward to all the new things coming up next year too. An our chats too. An as we say in Swedish: Trevlig Fortsättning (unfortunately I've never found anything similar traditions like this in English. The closest I've guess would be best wishes going forward (until New Years). Yours, Ann
Lovely to hear from you again. Stay well. Enjoyed the hat!
Thank you Sara…Enjoyed tutorial. 😊
This was amazing! I can’t wait to try it.
That is quite lovely! I'm going to try it soon! Thank you for the tutorial!
VERY NICE !!!!
Very informative for someone starting to learn millinery
That's what I hope 😀
Loved the video.. x
Thanks Elaine 😍😍
Hi, Yes I thoroughly enjoyed the video. As I can't convert inches to centimeters on the fly, I'm surprised at how large the hat came out on the dolls head (is that the right word? it looks funny but ah well...)
It looks like that you really enjoy the little iron. I've noticed you using it a lot recently, and it looks like nifty little tool. Do you like it with felt as well and is the steam powerful enough for felt?
Something I, as an amateur maker of hats, would really appreciate is a short little thing where I can get the different stitches shown and explained. I can manage blanket stitch as it's called the same in my language, but a stab sich? And you can do it without it showing on the outside? That I can't reason myself through. Felling, have no idea, and a cross stitch? I thought that was a stitch for embroidery. That's what my mum uses them for and have done since I was a girl. Well you see what I mean. If this is only me and don't bore all the others with it. I'll figure it out along the way. Trial and error is just a slower way to learn, and I have been known to get a bit impatient with myself when I can't pick things up last week.
As usual I look forward to your next video. Yours, Ann
Hi Ann, the nice thing about this project is you can make it any size you like. I will bear in mind what you say about stitches etc, and it gives me a good starting point for the new year. Merry Christmas and I look forward to chatting in 2023 😀
@@SHMillinery Hi, I'm looking forward to all the new things coming up next year too. An our chats too. An as we say in Swedish: Trevlig Fortsättning (unfortunately I've never found anything similar traditions like this in English. The closest I've guess would be best wishes going forward (until New Years). Yours, Ann
I'm back x