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Millinery Basics: Covered Buckram
September 4 and 11, 1:00 pm EST
Develop your millinery skills, or learn some new ones. Participants will gain an understanding of a traditional millinery foundation fabric, Buckram. Topics to be covered are: the basics of pattern making for a simple hat, adapting that pattern, cutting, wiring, covering with fabric and assembling the pieces. We will also discuss some ideas for lining and trimmings. Students can work along, or watch and complete the steps at leisure. They will work to finish the project after the class.
Paper Patterning: Learn the basics of hat patterning
- The Instructor will provide a digital pattern PDF as a place to begin. Participants will learn the basic principles of adapting a pattern. They will use this pattern to make their hat.
- Develop an understanding of how to achieve a desired shape using an inexpensive material, such as paper or lightweight cardboard.
- Learn to use paper as a 3D mock-up to visualize the hat in space, before using the real materials
Buckram Hat
- Learn how to cut, shape and wire your buckram shape to make a simple hat such as a pillbox
- Assembly the wired pieces
- Mull and Cover the hat with fashion fabric
- Finishing techniques for the inside of the hat
- Discuss decoration
6 hours over two Saturdays: September 4 and 11, 2021 / 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm
- Level: Suitable for all levels
- Student Age Group: adults, older teens
- Class size: Minimum 4 / Maximum 10
- Materials: Students are responsible for purchasing all supplies/materials
- Some videos will be provided by the instructor as teaching tools
Materials Kit will be available for purchase from the instructor click HERE. For details and full supply list click here.
Fees: Members $150 / Nonmembers $165
THIS IS AN ONLINE CLASS. A Zoom link will be delivered to you upon confirmation of registration. You must have Zoom installed on your computer or device to attend this workshop.
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