How to make a fascinator hat tutorials

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You'll be ready for tea with the Queen once you've made a fabulous, feather-bedecked fascinator. Here's a tutorial for making two different styles.

Make your own beautiful fascinator! Follow these simple step-by-step instructions to make your own crin flower to trim your handmade fascinator.

I have always loved embroidery, fabrics and textures and have dabbled in both things crafty! For my fascinators, I am using a range of techniques and putting them together to make beautiful head pieces, which can be made in your own fabric to colour match your outfit. Below, I am showing you the process of making the fascinator.....going backwards! Nearly finished... the flowers are hand stitched firmly in place... ready for embellishment to cover the wired flower stems. Back of the…

If the horse race is the headlining event that takes place at Churchill Downs on the first Saturday in May, the proverbial parade of attendees' haute headwear and feathery fascinators can claim the second most important affair of the day.

As the Editor of HATalk e-magazine I love that I get to spend so much time talking about, looking at and wearing hats – they are so much f...

If the horse race is the headlining event that takes place at Churchill Downs on the first Saturday in May, the proverbial parade of attendees' haute headwear and feathery fascinators can claim the second most important affair of the day.

This weekend it's the Royal Wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle and in honour of the big occasion I went on a local TV station and shared a tutorial on how to make your own DIY Headband Fascinators. After so many requests to share the video, I decided to put together a little tutorial

This step-by-step tutorial with many photos will show you how to make a sinamay pillbox hat fascinator using a wood hat block.

Those words give me a perverse thrill every time I hear them. My response? “It’s magic.” Of course a milliner doesn’t need magic to make a hat stay on a head, but a having a bag of tricks does help. I’d like to share with you a few secrets from my own bag of milliner’s