1916 FANCY DRAPED CROWNS Millinery Hatmaking How to AE

This is Revised Reprint (see Notice)
of a Lesson from the Millinery Course
Published in 1916 by the

“Woman’s Institute of
Domestic Arts Sciences”

This Lesson is on making:

“Fancy Draped Crowns”

This is what the Lesson
will help students to achive,
the booklet states:

“Although many crowns are used
merely as a background, there are crowns
that are complete in themselves.
Such Fancy and Draped crowns
should be appreciated in full,
As they present a wealth of
possibilities in Developing dressy
or semidressy hats and in
Changing the contour or the
entire tone of a Past season’s hat.

The basic principles concerning
these Types of crown and the
construction details regarding certain
examples is the subject matter
of this Instruction Book.
By making this material a part
of your working knowledge
your range in practical millinery
will be enlarged and your
ability supplemented.”

CONTENTS:

Lace-Covered Crown
Plaited One-Piece Crown
Chenille Crown
Puffed Crown
Fancy Skeleton Crown
Two-Tone Velvet Crown
Circular Crowns
Conch Shell Crown
Butterfly Crown
Crown Make of a Square
Circular Lining
Straight Strip
Bia Strip Lining
Adjustable Hat Lining

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