Alan, I do have another, and have blocked it. It came out well, but I still need to sew a sweatband in. These are truly incredible hat bodies, and I keep an eye out for them, especially now that I have some panama blocks. As you know, they are as light and tightly woven as the best...
Oliver, thanks for the clarification.
I thought that the shop looked much like some of your photos. I had requested permission & posted these with you in mind ;-)
Photos by Gary Heller, displayed here with permission. Prints are available on Etsy. The hatter is unidentified...
garyhellerphotograph's shop on #etsy https://www.etsy.com/shop/garyhellerphotograph
Thanks for the support fellows. I'm not asking for a ban, and don't think a few grumpy comments warrant it. I'm just asking for some self-restraint.
Edit: John, I have handled this issue, and everyone, please be mindful that "self-restraint" is a two way street.
Thanks for the confirmation. I had thought that's what they were. I love to see such ingenious uses for devices.
This was done by Ted Lee of TopHatters in San Leandro. He was a pretty savvy fellow, and I'm learning new (old?) tricks just by looking at his tools!
Saw some wool flop hats yesterday at Forever 21 when I walked through to get my watch battery replaced. Pretty thin, pretty good hand for wool, in various colors, and only $10. Pretty easy to make a hat from, if anyone here needs cheap bodies. I passed, but was tempted...
Thoughts on females wearing fedora's
Well, from Wickipedia:
"The word fedora comes from the title of an 1882 play by dramatist Victorien Sardou, Fédora, written for Sarah Bernhardt.[3] The play was first performed in the United States in 1889. Bernhardt played Princess Fédora, the heroine of...
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