Blocking with Sinamay | How to use Sinamay for millinery | millinery hat making technique

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  • čas přidán 27. 06. 2024
  • Sinamay can be blocked on anything! So Lets put this to the test and try it on a banana. I will also go through making patterned sinamay button bases featuring pleats, chevrons and herringbones.
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    → Tools & Materials ←
    Hat block (such as a banana)
    Tape measure
    Baking paper
    Steam iron
    Triangle ruler
    Sinamay
    Frixion pen for marking sinamay
    Kitchen scissors
    Small plastic bag or clingfilm
    Pins
    Milliner’s straw needles & thread & thimbles
    UHU glue with toothpick
    Blocking pins
    A pin pusher/mini hammer or thimbles for blocking
    Flexible plastic corset bone
    → Time Stamps ←
    0:00 - Introduction
    01:30 - Blocking on a Banana
    07:16 - Sinamay Button Bases
    08:28 - Chevron Pattern
    11:20 - Herringbone Pattern
    14:02 - Pleated Pattern
    #fashion #millinery #hatmaking
    Please do not produce exact copies of by Ilona Millinery hat designs for your own commercial purposes. This video is intended to teach technique only. You are free to re-create these hat designs for your own use, as long as you do not sell the copies you have created.
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Komentáře • 30

  • @siyadyasi
    @siyadyasi Před 29 dny

    I enjoyed your video and these will be new styles for me, u have introduced to me thank you am watching from SOUTH AFRICA and I make hats .

  • @rowanhard
    @rowanhard Před rokem

    I really enjoy your videos even though I don’t make hats.
    You and Mr Hat are great dancers. Your outfit is perfect.
    Belated happy birthday to Mr Hat. 🎂

  • @alisonhynd8828
    @alisonhynd8828 Před 11 měsíci

    I love that you blocked right onto the banana. A matching banana bag would be fun. Can’t have too many fruit accessories!

    • @ByIlonaMillinery
      @ByIlonaMillinery  Před 11 měsíci

      OMG I love this idea! Never too many fruit accessories! 🍌
      I may have incorporated strawberries and grapes into my upcoming spring 2024 collection - I'll be videoing the process of making this entire lot of new hats 🍓🍇

  • @rosactaylor
    @rosactaylor Před rokem

    Your banana hat will suit well in Royal Ascot. This week is Royal Ascot.
    Wonderful creation.

  • @maameefua4968
    @maameefua4968 Před rokem

    Wow, I am just enjoying you making this beautiful piece. Can't wait to do mine. Thanks so much. Regards from Ghana

  • @FraniaMarie
    @FraniaMarie Před rokem +4

    Have you tried a quilter's mini iron or quilter's appliqué iron? The mini iron has steam. Love your tutorial!! Love from Canada ❤

  • @joiedevivre2005
    @joiedevivre2005 Před rokem +1

    I think this may be one of my favorites of your hat designs! I love quirky accessories & life is too short to wear a boring hat!

  • @WheezyCatLady
    @WheezyCatLady Před rokem +3

    So fun! What a great way to fabricate shapes that are lightweight and keep their shape 🤩 so many potential applications

  • @woollyfingers
    @woollyfingers Před rokem

    Thank you for sharing your learning curve and creative process. The banana is totally delicious and I can't wait to see more if your whimsical creations. ❤🍌🍌🍌🍌

  • @VasylUmansky
    @VasylUmansky Před rokem +3

    Thank you.

  • @emmsmillinery
    @emmsmillinery Před rokem +1

    Love all of your button bases Ilona, as well as the banana. A great hat for Royal Ascot! 💛🧡🍌

  • @carolinemarley8426
    @carolinemarley8426 Před rokem +2

    What a fun video!!! Loved it ❤ thank you x

  • @skyfrostthunderrock
    @skyfrostthunderrock Před rokem +3

    a curved sewing needle would seem to be of good help when wiring, and sewing shapes closed.

  • @rowanhard
    @rowanhard Před rokem

    A very small needle nose craft plier would be very useful for things like getting that needle out of the hat. If you have any beading craft shops or departments in your area I’m sure you could find it there.

  • @sdw6846
    @sdw6846 Před rokem +3

    "Let's ramp up the whimsy."
    🎉YES PLEASE

  • @Xitaychin
    @Xitaychin Před 11 měsíci

    Haha gorgeous!!!

  • @sdw6846
    @sdw6846 Před rokem +2

    💖💖💖

  • @thirdwolf6439
    @thirdwolf6439 Před rokem +2

    May i suggest a hand held garment steamer. It releases steam but without the dangerous hot metal surface. They are easily available and not expensive

    • @nengangclaudette631
      @nengangclaudette631 Před rokem

      Oh wow. I actually purchased this but cannot use it yet. Can you help me please on how to go about using it?? Thank you in anticipation

  • @user-yk9ls3fo3c
    @user-yk9ls3fo3c Před 4 měsíci

    Love this. 😍😍😍😍Could you provide instruction on how to do the wire stitch from the inside? 😃 I'm not the best at hand stitching!😊

    • @ByIlonaMillinery
      @ByIlonaMillinery  Před 4 měsíci +1

      Hello! Have a look at this video: czcams.com/video/MQ8ZNp-CXAs/video.html

  • @Kironmedia
    @Kironmedia Před 11 měsíci

    Nice

  • @barbarafagon5607
    @barbarafagon5607 Před 7 měsíci

    Really enjoy your videos. May I ask if you use stiffener with the sinamay materials when blocking?

  • @Xitaychin
    @Xitaychin Před 11 měsíci

    Hi Ilona may i ask i wanna make a cloche hat block but don't know if its crown shape is round or oval, could you help? Thank you for your videos!

    • @ByIlonaMillinery
      @ByIlonaMillinery  Před 11 měsíci

      Hello! Thank you for your question! Always oval. Every fitted hat should have an oval crown. Round crowns are only suitable for perching hats such as pillboxes.

  • @andrewbush3744
    @andrewbush3744 Před rokem +1

    Sadly hats are out of fashion in my opinion alright for weddings I still enjoy your videos 🌙🌙🌙

    • @sdw6846
      @sdw6846 Před rokem +4

      What country are you in? Hats are never out of fashion where I live.

  • @abzinhoo
    @abzinhoo Před 11 měsíci

    NANABHE