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And little to report again! Work and long choir practice. But a good practice.

I'm trying to think about making a hat for the 18th century tea. Probably one to go with my red polonaise; they're often pictured with those front-of-the-hair hats. Does anyone know what the base of those were? Straw, buckram, pasteboard, felt, wire? Hmm...

Date: 2017-03-01 07:45 pm (UTC)
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I will be very curious as to what model you choose to make. I have never made my own clothes, only once, when I knitted a dress in wool and it was so nice. Good luck with your work, I am sure it's going to be a very beautiful hat.

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