Vintage style hat

A common concern I hear from people who have yet to take the plunge into the world of vintage clothing is that, if they do, they will look like they are wearing a costume. Here are 5 tips for wearing vintage while avoiding exactly that.

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Women's 1930s hats were small and simple in decoration, yet their shaping was a work of art. Folded, molded, and angled felt made hats look like something out of a Picasso painting. A small belt, bow or brooch was the only ornament on most women's '30s hats. The cloche had remained common into the 1930s

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DESCRIPTION * vintage hat from 1940s-1950s * this hat is a part of a large hat collection that belonged to one woman in Schenectady, NY. Her husband worked as an engineer at General Electric. Her hats are from 1930s-1960s and they are classic in style and are in good condition. * half hat-tilt hat design: flat tall crown with narrowly upturned brim, wearing with the crown sweeps up on one side * made of brown velour fabric * embellished with an arrow applique with rhinestones * tag reads…

Vintage Womens1930s Beret Hat Pattern This listing is for an instant download pattern to make the hat pictured above A simple to make womens beret with only 3 pattern pieces Fabulous versatile style with lots of possibilities. Can be made with felt, fleece, knit or woven fabrics taking the pattern from soft flowing lines to a more crisp design. Make this great hat without all usual drudge of hat construction. If you can sew a straight seam and read insturctions you can make this hat! The…

It's official, November is here! And it's been off to a great start. I'm already noticing the hustle and bustle of the season, and loving it. There's such a great feeling when this time of year comes around. Everyone seems to be out and about and active. Probably just because of holiday shopping. It's been crazy the past few days! You wouldn't think that the weekend after Halloween would be so nuts in the shopping centers, but hey, lo and behold- haha. This week I finished a new blog design…

One piece of bright felt, cut in a simple shape, a few quick stitches - and, presto! - a hat! See some simple vintage one-piece hats you can make