Modern Millinery Made Easy an Encyclopedia of All Millinery and Flower Making
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Modern Millinery Made Easy an Encyclopedia of All Millinery and Flower Making

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  2. English
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eBook - ePub

Modern Millinery Made Easy an Encyclopedia of All Millinery and Flower Making

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Information

Publisher
Miller Press
Year
2011
Print ISBN
9781446501221, 9781446504451
eBook ISBN
9781447493594

Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Title
  3. Foreword
  4. Index
  5. Contents
  6. Equipment Used in the Making of Millinery
  7. Hood and Cape Lines
  8. Straw Braids
  9. Various Types of Millinery Wires
  10. Millinery Materials, Widths, Textures, etc
  11. Classified Construction of Fabrics and Velvets
  12. Essential Stitches Used in Millinery
  13. Important Hints to Remember
  14. Correct Method of Taking Head Measurements (Women’s)
  15. A Scale of Measurements
  16. The Principles of Line in Millinery
  17. Colour Harmony
  18. Fashion Forecasts for Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter Wear
  19. Bandeaux and Their Many Uses
  20. Making of Straw Hats
  21. Drying the Straw
  22. Wiring Edge of Brim
  23. Working With Straw
  24. Mulling the Brim Edges
  25. Correct Method of Underlining Under-brim
  26. Correct Method of Finishing Outer Edge of Brim
  27. The Correct Edge Finishes
  28. Making a Small Cocktail Hat
  29. A Dainty Dutch Bonnet
  30. The Large Brim Model
  31. Shady Straws
  32. Off the Face Model
  33. Feather Trimmed Bridesmaid’s Model Bonnet
  34. Quantity of Straw Required for Bonnet
  35. Correct Method of Wiring Brim of Bonnet
  36. A Smart Sailor Shape Hat
  37. Models for Any Occasion
  38. A Sailor Straw
  39. Correct Method of Making Sailor Brim
  40. The Correct Head Linings
  41. For Sports Hats Head Linings
  42. Cutting of the Halo for Bridal Wear
  43. Making of the Bridal Veil
  44. Lovely Bride’s or Maid’s Halo or Hat
  45. Suggestions for Bridesmaids’ Head Wear
  46. Correct Method of Cutting Velvet or Plush
  47. Covering the Under-brim with a Piped Edge
  48. Making and Preparing Shapes for Covered Fabric Hats or Bonnets
  49. The Choice of Materials and Shapes
  50. To Wire the Outer Edge of Brim
  51. The Mull Binding
  52. To Shape a Curved Brim by Hand
  53. Correct Methods of Crown Making
  54. Correct Method of Making Crowns with Moulded Tips
  55. Correct Method of Blocking Crowns in One Piece
  56. Preparing Millinery Net for Blocking
  57. Correct Method of Copying Model Bonnet or Hat
  58. Cutting Hat Brim Shapes Without Cutting Patterns
  59. Making of Velvet, Grosgrain, Silk or Fabric Hats
  60. Moulded Buckram or Espartra Shapes Ready Made
  61. Remodelling for Poke or Bonnet Shape
  62. Professional Method of Making Hat Shapes
  63. Correct Method of Sewing Velvet or Fabric Covering on the Shape
  64. Cutting Pattern of Smart Misses, or Women’s Stitched Material, Felt or Straw Hats
  65. Cutting to Measure of Half Brim Section of Hat
  66. Cutting of Three Peaked Crown
  67. Cutting Pattern for Sports or Large Beach Hats
  68. Cutting and Making of a Smart Beret
  69. Beret Made from Allover Felt
  70. Tailored Type of Beret in Grosgrain
  71. Cutting and Making Toque or Beret
  72. Cutting and Making of Smart Pill-Box Hat
  73. Cutting Materials on Cross or Bias
  74. Correct Table of Bias Measures
  75. General Trimmings Used in Millinery
  76. Ribbon Trimmings
  77. Ribbon Loops as Trimmings
  78. Making of Ribbon Trimmings
  79. Bow Trimmings
  80. Attractive Corded Shirring
  81. Flowers for Millinery Purposes
  82. Lovely Flower Trimmings made in Lace, Chiffon, Organdi, or Georgette
  83. Flower Making for Trimmings
  84. Exquisite Hand Made Flowers
  85. Cutting and Making Stitched Hats
  86. Trimmings for Children’s Millinery
  87. Children’s Millinery
  88. Correct Methods of Taking Measurements for Infant’s and Children’s Millinery
  89. Table of Sizes for Infants and Children’s Bonnets
  90. Cutting of Pattern of Infant’s Bonnet
  91. Infant’s Bonnet and Hood
  92. Cutting and Making of Backless Bonnet
  93. Two Designs of Girls’ Bonnets and Making
  94. Bonnets in Embroidered and Plain Linen
  95. Bonnets for the Well Dressed Child
  96. Cutting and Making of Two Smart Bonnets
  97. Charming Bottoned Crown Bonnets
  98. Sectional Fabric Hats and Caps
  99. Cutting and Making of Lovely Girls’ Bonnets
  100. Dainty Bonnet in Straw
  101. Smart Fabric Bonnet and Hat for Girls and Misses
  102. Cutting of Boy’s Cap and Stitched Fabric Hat
  103. Correct Method of Making Boy’s Cap
  104. Cutting a Stitched Material Hat
  105. The Making of Stitched Hats
  106. Cutting and Making Boys’ or Girls’ Sou-wester Hat
  107. Dainty Hair Bonnets
  108. Smart Models for the Teenager
  109. Making, Blocking, Trimming, Re-modelling, and Cleaning Felt Hats
  110. Correct Treatment of Various Felts
  111. The Glossy Finished Felts
  112. Correct Method of Blocking a Felt Hood
  113. To Block the Brim of Hat
  114. Correct Method of Joining Brim to Crown
  115. Velour Hoods
  116. Correct Method of Making Crown
  117. Correct Method of Making Brim
  118. Method of Joining Back of Felt Brim
  119. Method of Joining Felt Brim and Crown
  120. Hemming the Crown to Brim
  121. Insertion of Pieces into Brim or Crown
  122. Correct Method of Fixing Inserted Pieces in Position
  123. Making of a Folded Felt Hat with Crown and Brim in One Piece
  124. Little Hats are Smart
  125. Leading Designers Forecast Fashion Trends in Millinery
  126. Two Smart Off The Face Haloes
  127. Trim in Velvet; Make in Velvet
  128. Design and Make Hats to Suit Your Personality
  129. Preview of Autumn
  130. The Convertible Hat
  131. “Excel” Milliner’s Hat Blocks
  132. Cleaning and Dyeing of Felts and Straws
  133. To Raise Old Crowns
  134. Widening Brims for Straw Hats
  135. Renovating Flowers
  136. Cleaning Lace
  137. Feathers as Trimming
  138. Renovating Velvet
  139. Preparing Hat for Re-modelling
  140. To Re-model an Old Felt Hat
  141. To Lower a High Crown
  142. To Reduce Crown Section
  143. Conclusion
  144. Other Volumes to Follow