Straw cloche hat

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Straw cloche hat, retailed by Dickins & Jones, England, 1924

Cloche hat of beige straw. The cloche is based on a Phrygian cap, although lacking the forward-pointing section at top. It is of crocheted beige straw thread. The crown is rounded, coming to a gentle point at to, and with sides that extend downwards to cover the ears. At the front is a crescent-shaped panel of printed chiffon which extends back and down sides of hat. The panel is printed with an abstract floral/foliate design in greens, reds, blues, and golds on a beige ground…

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Typical 1920s Flapper cloche in a toast color straw with a wonderful Art Deco design hat band with braid trim by Lee Nora. It's an adult size, but for a small head. The inside measurement is 21 12 instead of the usual 22. When I measured my own small head, it was 22, but the hat still fits me. A darling hat for day from the roaring twenties, it's in excellent condition.VA051 SOLD

I turned a $4 thrifted straw hat into a gorgeous Regency bonnet for my daughter and I made a detailed video to show you the entire process!

A lot of you commented on the hat I wore to Art Deco Weekend, and I promised to do a tutorial on how to make your own ’20s style cloche from a modern straw fedora. In this tutorial we’ll go from this modern straw fedora (yes, that is me trying to do duckface. It feels obligatory with a hat like that): To this plausibly ’20s or early 1930s summer cloche: You’ll need: – A modern woven (not shaped and sewn) soft straw or paper fedora just big enough for you to pull down to eyebrow level. It…

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Cloche of pale green straw and orange velvet. Domed crown of the cloche-style hat is overlaid with orange/red velvet leaf shapes. Around the sides of the crown are applied overlapping circular panels of pale green braided straw. On the left side of hat a single straw panel is placed low so that half of it hangs below the crown. Inside of hat is lined with peach silk. Designer's label inside crown: "Dauphine / Paris / New York".

In my research into manipulated fabrics, I have often come across trimmings created using pleated or gathered ribbon, most often on hats, although sometimes on garments too. 18th century dress trim…