Hat Making Project
Blooming Feathers Fascinator
An explosion of stripped coq and spiky goose biot feathers add depth and movement to this looped sinamay flower fascinator.
Hat Making Project
Blooming Feathers Fascinator
An explosion of stripped coq and spiky goose biot feathers add depth and movement to this looped sinamay flower fascinator.
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Project Overview
An explosion of stripped coq and spiky goose biot feathers add depth and movement to this looped sinamay flower fascinator.
The Blooming Feathers Fascinator is really eye-catching. We think it would be a wonderful headpiece for a proud mother of the bride (or groom) to wear on the big day.
With just a small square of sinamay and some feathers, you can make your own Blooming Feathers Fascinator at home without any specialist equipment. This is a great project to try if you are new to millinery.
This tutorial was written by HATalk Founder Ann Morse-Brown and was originally published in her book, Make Fascinators.
Category: Fascinators
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What You Need
- 1 x 18 inch square (46cm) of stiffened sinamay
- 1 ‘silk’ flower, colour to contrast with sinamay
- Approximately 50 feathers – a mixture of stripped coq and spiky goose biot in two colours, one to match sinamay and the other to match the flower colour
- Darning needle
- Thread to match sinamay
- Paper and pencil for pattern making
- Glass-headed pins
- Cutting out scissors
- Small, sharp pointed scissors
- Soft (6B) pencil for marking fabric
- Ruler
- Clear, quick-drying glue
- Iron with steam setting and ironing board
- Large comb
- 1 yard (1 metre) of narrow ribbon or lace to bind comb
Project Overview
An explosion of stripped coq and spiky goose biot feathers add depth and movement to this looped sinamay flower fascinator.
The Blooming Feathers Fascinator is really eye-catching. We think it would be a wonderful headpiece for a proud mother of the bride (or groom) to wear on the big day.
With just a small square of sinamay and some feathers, you can make your own Blooming Feathers Fascinator at home without any specialist equipment. This is a great project to try if you are new to millinery.
This tutorial was written by HATalk Founder Ann Morse-Brown and was originally published in her book, Make Fascinators.
Category: Fascinators
What You Need
- 1 x 18 inch square (46cm) of stiffened sinamay
- 1 ‘silk’ flower, colour to contrast with sinamay
- Approximately 50 feathers – a mixture of stripped coq and spiky goose biot in two colours, one to match sinamay and the other to match the flower colour
- Darning needle
- Thread to match sinamay
- Paper and pencil for pattern making
- Glass-headed pins
- Cutting out scissors
- Small, sharp pointed scissors
- Soft (6B) pencil for marking fabric
- Ruler
- Clear, quick-drying glue
- Iron with steam setting and ironing board
- Large comb
- 1 yard (1 metre) of narrow ribbon or lace to bind comb
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HATalk Subscribers – sign in below to view the full instructions for this project.
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