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Hat Making Project
Covering a Headband
Give a simple plastic headband a makeover by covering it with ribbon to match your millinery creations.
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Hat Making Project
Covering a Headband
Give a simple plastic headband a makeover by covering it with ribbon to match your millinery creations.
Projects / Covering a Headband
Project Overview
Covering a headband with ribbon is a great way to give a basic band a real makeover. It gives you the freedom to match any trimming and discreetly secure a fascinator or headpiece to the head.
For millinery, another benefit of covering a headband is that you can stitch into the ribbon. This makes it much easier to attach to your creations!
In this tutorial by Michelle from Petershams Millinery Supplies in London, No. 3 Millinery Petersham is used to cover a simple plastic headband. The same technique can also be used with other types of ribbon and hair bands.
Category: Bridal, Hints and Tips
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What You Need
- Thread
- Needle
- Scissors
- UHU All-Purpose Glue
- 1m of 15mm No. 3 Millinery Petersham
- Plastic Headband Blank (Michelle used a 19mm wide headband)
Project Overview
Covering a headband with ribbon is a great way to give a basic band a real makeover. It gives you the freedom to match any trimming and discreetly secure a fascinator or headpiece to the head.
For millinery, another benefit of covering a headband is that you can stitch into the ribbon. This makes it much easier to attach to your creations!
In this tutorial by Michelle from Petershams Millinery Supplies in London, No. 3 Millinery Petersham is used to cover a simple plastic headband. The same technique can also be used with other types of ribbon and hair bands.
Category: Bridal, Hints and Tips
What You Need
- Thread
- Needle
- Scissors
- UHU All-Purpose Glue
- 1m of 15mm No. 3 Millinery Petersham
- Plastic Headband Blank (Michelle used a 19mm wide headband)
Get Full Access
HATalk Subscribers – sign in below to view the full instructions for this project.
Not a Subscriber yet? Sign up to begin your free trial and get instant access to all of our hat making projects and e-magazines.