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Millinery by by Jane Loewen

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  Basic Millinery for the Stage

Ribbon Embroidery : With 178 Iron-On Transfers

Old-Fashioned Ribbon Trimmings and Flowers (Dover Craft Books)

The Artful Ribbon : Beauties in Bloom Hats : A History of Fashion in Headwear

Hat Tricks : 80 Instant Makeovers That Transform Ordinary Hats into Fabulous Creations

PREFACE

DESIGNS AND PHOTOS OF HATS BY JANE LOWEN

I. WIRE FRAMES Uses of wire frames-Mathematical side of frame making- Process of constructing a wire frame for a hat - Dimensions for standard hats - Questions

II. MOLDED FRAMES Molded or pressed frames - Hand-molded frames - Bias ~dry- molded frames - Questions

Ill. PATTERN FRAMES  Classification of frames made from patterns - Comparison of processes in making unrolled and rolled brims - Cutting the frame - Wiring frame - Binding a frame - Covering frame with interlining - Questions

IV. CROWNS  Frame foundations used for crowns-Kinds of crowns~-Out- line of kinds of crowns and their appropriate brims - How to determine kinds of crowns suitable to individual types of faces - Questions

V. STAPLE MILLINERY MATERIALS  Materials used - Questions

VI. CUTTING MATERIALS  Cutting a true bias - Cutting a long bias - Table of bias meas- ures - Rules for measuring material for a bias that is to be stretched - Correct shading for velvet and ~soleil - Measuring a frame for the correct amount of material - Accuracy in cutting, a large factor in cost saving - Methods used for cutting maline - Cutting bias binding from frame and crown edges - Questions

VII. THE FABRIC HAT  Fall materials and fabrics - Classified construction of fabric hats for fall and winter - Questions

VIII. BRAID HATS  Kinds - Manner of sewing - Questions

IX. TRANSPARENT HATS    Kinds - Preparing the frame - Edge finishes - Appropriate trimmings - Questions

X. DRAPED HATS   Matrons' turbans - Harem turbans - Draped ~tams - Section hats - Questions

XI. TAILORED TRIMMINGS    Severe, factory-tailored hats - Semitailored hats - Kinds of tailored trimmings - Questions

XII. DRESS-HAT TRIMMINGS   Trimmings for which the hat is a background - Trimming which is part of the design - Questions

XIII. CLEANING AND REMODELING   Cleaning - Remodeling - Questions

XIV. COLOR HARMONY AS APPLIED TO THE INDIVIDUAL .   Purpose of color in adorning the person - Color versus temperament - Chart of color combinations suitable to various types - Questions

XV. LINE HARMONY  Fundamental principles of line - Principles of line as applied to the individual - Questions

Millinery, by Jane Loewen 1925.  Scanning and OCR by Karen Wood, layout by Karen Wood and Tara Maginnis. 

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