HOW TO USE CRINOLINE IN MILLINERY | DIY Crinoline Fascinator Tutorial | Didsbury Art Studio

[@zodwa8694]

I love your work

[@sandyarts4762]

Beautiful, the Cat,🐱🐱🐱🐱😍😍😍😍🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@didsburyartstudio]

She's too funny isn't she...🥰her! thanks for watching

[@yvonnestaub3834]

Cute 😊😊

[@didsburyartstudio]

😍

[@gulizatlantissdiary4434]

Thank you 🧚🏻‍♂️🙏🏻🧚🏻‍♂️❤️❤️❤️

[@didsburyartstudio]

no problem!😌

[@juliaarmato3984]

The blue hat is lovely! The black and white hat is very flashy. WoW!

[@didsburyartstudio]

Aww thanks😃

[@Mohannakhakpoor]

Amazing😍😍😍

[@didsburyartstudio]

I REALLY enjoyed making this! thank you for watching.😃

[@didsburyartstudio]

Here's one way of using crin on a fascinator base! hope you enjoy this one....😀

[@shemarbra]

thankyou very interesting .I have some Crin but not used it yet .Dont reckon much to your lazy assistant lol

[@didsburyartstudio]

Classic! thanks for watching.

[@kerryhorwitz4093]

I am really struggling with the crinoline that I bought. It looks like plastic and unravels really badly the second it is cut. Have I bought something wrong? Ps. The hats are gorgeous!

[@didsburyartstudio]

thanks Kerry Sounds like you have bought the right thing crinoline is unruly and difficult to manage but eventually you can get exciting results!

[@mmaditshabamashego5576]

Hi, what material did you use for the blue fascinator? From South Africa

[@didsburyartstudio]

Hello there! this one was Crinoline. thanks