Le Petit Chapeau

Hats, millinery and other beautiful things. littlehatshop.com

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All packed and ready to go!

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I think about this picture a lot.

1920s Fashion. The definitive sourcebook. Charlotte Fiell.

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the beginning of the shape wool felt stretched and persuaded into form

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a cream peony fascinator surrounded by an explosion of hand cut butterflies full of movement and air

Handmade in Canada.

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Do you have changing hair or wear it up and down and it changes the size of the hat you need? This is the hat for you. Adjustable from small to extra large with that cute plum tie. Thoughtfully designed to give as a gift or have yourself for your ever changing hair and hat needs. Cotton, crush-able and full UV protection. A 9 cm fold-able brim gives you excellent sun protection.

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Newsboy hat. My go to adventure hat.

Handmade in Canada.

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I love a silk scarf.

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This is why I never get a manicure. Boiling hot wool and pulling.

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1920s reproduction turban in vintage fabric.

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So I went and did a thing that I have always wanted to do.

It will be on zoom at that time to what from where ever you are. This will be my first time performing this talk and I'd love you to see it.

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Another tiara magnificence from Sara.

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I wosh the pale mint and yellow combo showed up a little better but I'm glad it went off to a wedding.

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The 1940s had some stunning shapes. This is a modification to something ment to be made an entirely different way and the result is really pleasing.

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These are "premium" feathers. I'd hate to see the low grade ones. Good thing I'm trimming them.

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A branch of a cherry blossom in your hair, because.

Made by S.G who used to work with me and had mad tiara skills.

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I need to make this hat. The coat gives me the feels too.

Zoe Wanamaker in a Poirot episode.