How to Make Crinoline Veil Fascinator with Elena Shvab Millinery, London

Learn how to manipulate and work with crinoline fabric to make a veil style fascinator. Easy to follow hat tutorials by Elena Shvab Millinery.
Filmed and edited by Elena Shvab Millinery, London.
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[@user-qe3sl4bk4i]

Маленькое, но очень изящное дополнение к образу! И сколько кропотливого труда!

[@elenashvabmillinery]

💕💕💕

[@cherylpaige78]

Very Beautiful!!

[@user-fo7vj7wv2s]

Great video, I am happy to support your brilliant work!

[@elenashvabmillinery]

Thank you so much!

[@margaretredmond4836]

That is beautiful. I would like to join , I don't understand is there different things to join and different prices, I just want to make fascinators with sinamay and crinoline, Margaret Redmond from Ireland ❤

[@elenashvabmillinery]

Hi Margaret, Thank you for your comment and for watching my hat making video tutorials! Greetings from London! I am so pleased to hear you would like to join. There are 2 different ways: 1. Contributor - your kind support to help me create, film and edit more educational videos for you. That is usually videos that are great for beginners and include basic skills for decorating fascinators and felt hats. Direct link to join here: kzbin.info/door/GG1dF676-AfMKI-TGpoAQQjoin 2. Membership - Advanced Hat Tutorials where you will learn hat making in more details and more details including blocking skills, working with felts and sinamays, ways of attaching fascinators to a head and much more. I will publish new videos every 2 weeks. You can unsubscribe at any time, direct link to join is here: kzbin.info/aero/UUMOGG1dF676-AfMKI-TGpoAQQ Let me know if you have any questions? Kind regards, Elena

[@selloanemokhere2145]

Ho Elena I a new member from Welkom Free state South Africa My name is Lettie i am struggling with attaching sinamay crown to the breem can you pls help.❤

[@selloanemokhere2145]

Hi

[@selloanemokhere2145]

Brim

[@selloanemokhere2145]

Sorry for typing errors

[@elenashvabmillinery]

Hello Lettie it is so lovely to meet you and thank you so much for your kind contribution! It helps to create more educational videos! Attaching crown and a brim is quite a complex process that requires a lot of steps. I have a short free video about that and you can watch it following the link kzbin.info/www/bejne/m6uclGyfgLmMgc0 I also can offer a more detailed video about attaching crown and brim that is part of my membership subscription that has a members only video tutorials. These videos are more detailed and complex, explaining step by step techniques that are not featured on my FREE KZbin page. It is my new feature I have just opened, the price is GBP 4.99 per month and will help to cover production costs. The videos will be out every 2 weeks, you are welcome to suggest skills you wish to learn and I will try to make a tutorial about that. You can sign up here: kzbin.info/aero/UUMOGG1dF676-AfMKI-TGpoAQQ Hope that helps and thank you again for your kind support! Best, Elena

[@TheJokersHarley]

Can I ask where you got the hat base?

[@elenashvabmillinery]

You can get hat bases and all your millinery suppliers from The Trimming Company, this is a supplier I purchase my materials from. You can also get a 10% discount with code ELENA at the checkout: thetrimmingcompany.com/collections/bases-shapes Hope that helps, Elena Shvab

[@joannefox319]

how long is the piece of crinoline?

[@elenashvabmillinery]

It very much depends how long you want it to be. You can start with 60-70cm and see how it looks for your design. Better allow longer piece, you can always trim it if it’s too long. Hope this helps 😊