The hat still looks great on you my friend! I'm currently spending some time in Phoenix, AZ. I needed to breath some desert air. I hope you and yours are all well.
Greetings David. You're definitely on my list for a Milan straw hat. Just gotta make sure it's worthy of a cool cat like you and your Eden-like environment.
I'm not making anything at all to sell these days old friend and likely won't until I go to full retirement. For now, it's all just for fun and to add to the skillset. I've made a few pairs of shoes that are less than stellar examples of the cobbler's art. I'll keep practicing, but I'm easily...
My last custom hat was some time ago. I did a southwestern take on the Bob Dylan Rolling Thunder hat for a good man in New Mexico. Lately, I've been busy learning metal engraving and making silver coin rings. I've come to realize that it's not so much the hobbies that I love, but rather the...
We will definitely revisit that one Brent. As soon as it warms up a bit here I plan to put a big kettle on the boil outside, load it with acid dye, and cook that damn hat body until it does what I want it to do.:mad:
I like the way you think Jared. Most everything that comes out of my shop could fall under the heading "Odd Job". Now you have me thinking how I could make a felt hat with a brass brim. Hmmmm.
I'm right there with you Robert. Real estate is dear in my shop. I keep telling myself I need to thin out the inventory of vintage hats and superfluous sewing machines, but I seem to lack the motivation to do so.
Add this to the list of things in the shop that are "just for lookin' at". Someone went to a lot of trouble to take a hat block, make a metal brim, and mount them to a stand. Had to have it...just because it is.
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