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Edwardian Hat Project (5D+15C)

PICT0057.JPG (75776 bytes) PICT0058.JPG (57060 bytes) The 1910 hat  1011.jpg (38009 bytes)    liaisons10.jpg (62027 bytes) liaisons12.jpg (55935 bytes) liaisons19.jpg (49225 bytes) A 1780s hat similar to the 1910 style hat described in the instructions. You can decide to do variations on your hat design that will make it work for other periods besides that of 1910.

The Project: 

Go to 1910 LADY'S HAT OF BUCKRAM instructions and follow or adapt them to make a hat in a similar style.

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 PICT0143.JPG (212213 bytes) PICT0144.JPG (450685 bytes) PICT0145.JPG (321760 bytes) PICT0146.JPG (268614 bytes) PICT0147.JPG (156983 bytes) PICT0148.JPG (267556 bytes) This hat was made using this method with a slightly different style brim.  

When it is finished, photograph the hat as jpeg files and post them to your File folder at the class eGroup.  Post a message to the group letting everyone know you have posted these pictures so you can get feedback.

  

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