esteban68
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it was far dirtier than I thought the water wash really filthy when I washed it, now it's as fresh as a fresh thing can be fresh!
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herringbonekid
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Stuffsmith
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"Whaddadaya tink of my cap now, bitch?"
Yeah, esteban, it always stuns me how much dirt and oil come out of a cap. 10 times more than it looks like there should be.
Yeah, esteban, it always stuns me how much dirt and oil come out of a cap. 10 times more than it looks like there should be.
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In my case, it would have gone from "pudding basin" to "puddin' head".
A job well done Esteban, it looks as good as new!
Two Types
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That is such a beautiful cap!
Stuffsmith
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My pleated 'Le Couteau', in action up in Queensland, while teaching. This 1930's wool crepe is just stunning.
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Nice one Keith! And fantastic colors. Do the students ever show any interest (or reaction at all) to a unique beauty like that?
Stuffsmith
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Actually Dale, several of the students had been following my cap-sploits on Facebook, so they took a real interest in the history of the designs and looked forward to seeing new ones each day. Nice to be able to educate a bit about this obscure corner of fashion!
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That one is a beauty, Keith. I really like the fabric design. Looks like it fits you perfectly!
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Indeed! And maybe even inspire.
mikespens
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Very cool Keith, the cap and spreading the word.
Stuffsmith
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Thank you, boys!
DamianM
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Took Inspiration from one of my original early 1920s caps with a fancy back
Made with 1940s windowpane wool with contrasting blue flecks running throughout.
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Made with 1940s windowpane wool with contrasting blue flecks running throughout.
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herringbonekid
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nice. i'm sure there's a tailoring term for those narrow raised darts but i can't remember it.
DamianM
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Pintucks
they appear in a couple Garments (caps and on occasion on Jazz suits of the same period)
they appear in a couple Garments (caps and on occasion on Jazz suits of the same period)
mikespens
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Well done DamianM, looks dashing!
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Very impressive DamianM!
Stuffsmith
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Love love love it! I've just gotten pintuck feet for my machine a few months back but haven't tried them yet. Great work Damian!
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