50s turban

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Learn six differnt way to tie a vintage style turban with this tutorial. Turbans are a fun way to acheive a vintage 1940s style.

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Vogue 7519; ca. 1969; Tucked and draped bias turban hat on foundation. Use soft fabrics. Featured in Vogue Pattern Book February/March 1969 Reproduction at DigitalOnlyPatterns [insert your photos of this pattern made up] [insert your username, and make sure your preferences allow for people to contact you via e-mail. Do not list your email address here!]

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1962 Model in turban hat of silver wire mesh and raspberry velvet, unseen is jewel clip in back, by Lanvin-Castillo. Photo by Roland de Vassal

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Victoria Von Hagen Dress by Jacques Fath VOGUE October 1952 © Erwin Blumenfeld and in background cover from 1954

I recently made this turban; it took less than a week to finish and was the perfect project to have going in the midst of some of my bigger (both knitting and sewing) works-in-progress. I used a pattern from the V&A website for a 1940s moss stitch turban (see my blog for links) and a beautiful alpaca/silk yarn from KnitPicks. Again, it's far too warm to even think about wearing this, but it's there for the winter! Definitely won't be able to complain about my ears being cold... lol. Be…