Hat Making Project
Sinamay Triangles Fascinator
A pair of fused sinamay triangle shapes are sewn together, bound and added to a hair band to create an upswept fascinator.
Hat Making Project
Sinamay Triangles Fascinator
A pair of fused sinamay triangle shapes are sewn together, bound and added to a hair band to create an upswept fascinator.
Projects / Sinamay Triangles Fascinator
Project Overview
This quick and simple headpiece is a great millinery project for beginners.
To make this Sinamay Triangles Fascinator, a pair of fused sinamay shapes are sewn together, bound and attached to a hairband. The upswept fascinator is then trimmed with a flower and arrowhead coque feathers.
Once you master the Sinamay Triangles Fascinator, you can easily adapt this design and use different shapes to make your own unique headpieces.
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 or some leftover pieces
- 11⁄2 yards (11⁄2 metres) of satin or cotton bias binding, to match or contrast with the sinamay
- 1 ‘silk’ flower, colour to match either binding or sinamay colour
- 6 stripped coq feathers
- Darning needle
- Thread to match bias binding and sinamay colours
- Paper or thin card and pencil for pattern making
- Alice band
- Glass-headed pins
- Cutting out scissors
- Small, sharp pointed scissors
- Soft (6B) pencil for marking fabric
- Ruler
- Clear, quick-drying glue
- Sewing machine which can sew zigzag stitches
- Iron with steam setting and ironing board
Project Overview
This quick and simple headpiece is a great millinery project for beginners.
To make this Sinamay Triangles Fascinator, a pair of fused sinamay shapes are sewn together, bound and attached to a hairband. The upswept fascinator is then trimmed with a flower and arrowhead coque feathers.
Once you master the Sinamay Triangles Fascinator, you can easily adapt this design and use different shapes to make your own unique headpieces.
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 or some leftover pieces
- 11⁄2 yards (11⁄2 metres) of satin or cotton bias binding, to match or contrast with the sinamay
- 1 ‘silk’ flower, colour to match either binding or sinamay colour
- 6 stripped coq feathers
- Darning needle
- Thread to match bias binding and sinamay colours
- Paper or thin card and pencil for pattern making
- Alice band
- Glass-headed pins
- Cutting out scissors
- Small, sharp pointed scissors
- Soft (6B) pencil for marking fabric
- Ruler
- Clear, quick-drying glue
- Sewing machine which can sew zigzag stitches
- Iron with steam setting and ironing board
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HATalk Subscribers – sign in below to view the full instructions for this project.
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