Morning Lovelies, one of my intentions for 2015 is to share more of my own millinery and creative work here, afterall that was one of my original intentions when I started this blog. So I thought I would start sooner rather than later so here are a few photos of the millinery projects I have been working on lately.
I started them in early
December in an attempt to ease myself into doing some proper millinery rather
than just concentrating on the theatre and costume projects that I have been
concentrating on over the bulk of 2014. I started with some simple fascinators
to get back into the swing of it and practice my blocking and wiring skills on
some quick projects.
This was the piece I started with, after making 100
pompoms and writing this post on pompoms used in millinery I decided to make a
simple fascinator with a Pompom trim and I think it worked out quite well.
I then tried my hand at this beaded facinator. I was
trying to recreate a Art Deco pattern but it didn't really work our as planned
so I added these feathers to bring in some extra detail. I like the idea
of creating small beaded head pieces or using beaded embroidery as a trim
for larger hats but I think I need to develop my embroidery designs and plan
out the pattern on the piece before starting it.
I worked on this feather piece after finishing the
feather work on the one above. I was surprised how quickly it came together and
really love the colours of the feathers used but I'm not sure the overall shape
is quite right. It's definitely one to revisit in the future.
After
Christmas I moved on to these last two projects. I had ordered myself some
lovely Liberty fabric pieces from ebay and really wanted to use them in a more
wearable piece so I made this alice band, which I think has worked quite well.
I have also been playing with making a more casual cut and sew hat and made
this rather cozy one in velvet. It wasn't quite how I had planned but overall
I think it was successful
Well now I feel back in the swing of things, millinery wise, I'm planning on starting some bigger millinery projects over the next few months. I'll definitely try and share more of my work with you all as I work through them. Hope everyone is having a great weekend xxx
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