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Another tiara magnificence from Sara.

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I wosh the pale mint and yellow combo showed up a little better but I'm glad it went off to a wedding.

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The 1940s had some stunning shapes. This is a modification to something ment to be made an entirely different way and the result is really pleasing.

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These are "premium" feathers. I'd hate to see the low grade ones. Good thing I'm trimming them.

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A branch of a cherry blossom in your hair, because.

Made by S.G who used to work with me and had mad tiara skills.

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I need to make this hat. The coat gives me the feels too.

Zoe Wanamaker in a Poirot episode.

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I found all the butterflies.

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A very popular hat in the Le Petit Chapeau studio.

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Making a 1920s straw hat. I should make one for myself.

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All the romantic fluffy vibes for this bride. I love a good bit of sparkle.

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I wish I had taken another photo of this. It's a purple top hat with a latex stretched face for a customer who is a close up magician and slight of hand artist. Oh well. I was too excited to give it too him.

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Right. I'm supposed to keep posting.... Vintage straw shaped into what might be one of my favorite eras for hats. Vintage deadstock flowers and ribbon. I mean, peach and green. Very iconic colour combo for 1920s. Sometimes the studio produces lovely things that look forever old.

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Reproducing vintage pieces from photographs is a wonderful thing to do.

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Let's start this off in a good way.