JWH Millinery Makes: Aqua freeform sculptured headpiece

In this video we will be making a freeform sculptured headpiece from 1 meter of sinamay, ribbon and brim wire!
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[@donnaporter3989]

i would so rock that hat with spike boots or heels

[@Skater51]

Love your videos!!! I am a rookie millinery hat maker.

[@Jwhmillinery]

Thank you xx.

[@77lindyloo]

Thank you so much for your videos, I am a brand new hat maker and needed to learn different techniques and just the basics. After many videos I stumbled across you and am now your newest fan :) Keep up the great work I am a loyal watcher and can't wait to watch whatever you are making, I am a sponge lol. All the other videos I have watched merely give you a tease and not show exactly what they did, you are a breath of fresh air. I have subscribed and will now search you out, feeling stalked lol once again thank you!! Linda

[@Jwhmillinery]

Hi Linda - thank you for your comment! I love it when people reach out to me!!

[@Twistfashion]

Totally agree he is very inspiring!

[@Reenneecouture_millinery]

Wow.. I love this Thank you

[@Jwhmillinery]

Thank you!!

[@phyllismadison6139]

beautiful hat,I like your headpiece and love your teaching.

[@Jwhmillinery]

+Phyllis Madison thank you!

[@ivannafernandez365]

great stuff! inspiring...and love your teaching style. Keep them coming - subscribed!

[@Jwhmillinery]

+Ivanna Fernandez Thank you for your kind words! There are more coming!

[@Twistfashion]

Can't wait!!

[@annettemint]

Thank you for this. You know Southern African Americans and the English have this in common. We typically wear fancy hats or headpieces to church.

[@Jwhmillinery]

+annettemint Thank you! I would love to come and see the styles you wear one day. Maybe I should come over to the USA sometime soon!

[@mariescott9071]

Fabulous! How did you make the mannequins?

[@Jwhmillinery]

I think this one is Betty - so i covered her in newspaper, paper mache style!

[@shireenaga9498]

Love this hat!

[@Jwhmillinery]

+Shireen Aga ❤️ Thanks!

[@janicesmith1137]

Awesome!

[@baddmanaz]

Great work. I tip my hat off to u, sir

[@angelafenner970]

Love it 😍

[@synapticat]

Thank you for the encouragement and inspiration.

[@Moonlightmystic]

I Adore your shirt‼️

[@Jwhmillinery]

I like what you have done there! I adore Adore! We are both Libras. (Can’t say the F word though on here!)

[@talkfahrenheit1]

Two questions, if you don't mind! 1) I live in the US so millinery supplies are hard to find locally. Is there another wire that I can use? (Or do you know the gauge used in this?) I've been playing around with floral wire from the store but don't have access locally to actual millinery wire. Also, do you have any other ideas of fabric that might work with this other than sinamay? There are so many possibilities out there, but I wasn't sure if the same technique would work with another fabric as well. Thank you!

[@Jwhmillinery]

Spring wire and brim wire are both commonly used in millinery. I think floral wire is too thin to support the weight of hats in my opinion. Check out Petershams Millinery Supplies (www.petershams.com) and you will see the items I’m talking about. Fabric other than sinamay. You could use buckram but this would need covering with fabric. You could also use Jinsin or Pinokpok which is similar to sinamay but works completely different. ( I’ve never used Jinsin myself but hope to do so soon!) Or you could used straw. Either premade cones or braids which you sew together yourself

[@Jwhmillinery]

I’ll also add that sprung wire is not pliable so I would recommend using a wire similar

[@Twistfashion]

Hi, Have you looked on ebay? I buy a lot of my materials there.

[@user-vo7eg2zr4b]

Nice❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🇮🇶

[@bukkylaizer]

Thanks for the all the videos pls we are expecting more tutorial video

[@Jwhmillinery]

+bukky Laizer thanks!

[@Skater51]

Do you use a specia sewing foot

[@rosecollins3579]

Great tutorial, thank you. What type of wire did you use?

[@rosecollins3579]

Thank you

[@Jwhmillinery]

+Rose Collins I used spring wire. Apologies. Didn't see this comment.

[@ndubuisiawa4692]

What mm of wire did you used or the work

[@Jwhmillinery]

Hi threre - I used spring wire and i think it only comes in one thickness (0.9mm) - try here www.petershams.com/collections/millinery-wire/products/sprung-millinery-wire-3-yards

[@mzdeez8865]

where do u get the wire?

[@Jwhmillinery]

+sandra kellar Petershams Millinery based in London