The Wiser Hatter
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nice cap Bert
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Bert, very nice Mr. F!
Keith, you will be the envy of many with that one! :eusa_clap
Keith, you will be the envy of many with that one! :eusa_clap
Stuffsmith
Fedora Lounge Artisan
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My first all-straw cap!
Stuffsmith
Fedora Lounge Artisan
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Has anyone else had their post whisked off for moderation for days? I spent time loading it up and am still waiting. I've also tried to load a post to my vendor page with the same result... What gives??
smoothsailor
One of the Regulars
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After some trial and error I managed to sew this cap. Used and old pair of herringbone pants and a chambray shirt for the lining. No machine was used just needle and thread.
I started of with a pattern for a one piece 8 dart hat, that didn,t came out rough. I couldn,t get a one piece pattern out of the herringbone fabrick so decided on a 8 piece hat. It was fun to do.
I wrapped some fabric around a nickel for the button on top
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I started of with a pattern for a one piece 8 dart hat, that didn,t came out rough. I couldn,t get a one piece pattern out of the herringbone fabrick so decided on a 8 piece hat. It was fun to do.
I wrapped some fabric around a nickel for the button on top
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Nice work! That looks great.
DamianM
Vendor
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THE LOGAN
An 8/4 cap in a smaller cut with a 2 inch peak
Made from distressed vintage 1940s donegal tweed.
An 8/4 cap in a smaller cut with a 2 inch peak
Made from distressed vintage 1940s donegal tweed.
Blackthorn
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Looks GREAT, Damian! I love Donegal tweed.
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Very nice, Damien!
Stuffsmith
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Smoothsailor - great work, man! Not an easy task first time around, I know that! You did great, it looks good on you!
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tropicalbob
My Mail is Forwarded Here
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That would look great with a blue serge suit. What a nice cap!
Stuffsmith
Fedora Lounge Artisan
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I've tried posting several times in the last week and they all disappeared 'for moderation', but hopefully it's fixed now.
Here is my first all-straw cap: The Argonne Summer Straw! Featuring super-cool Thai handwoven hemp straw.
Here is my first all-straw cap: The Argonne Summer Straw! Featuring super-cool Thai handwoven hemp straw.
Strapped-4-Cache
One Too Many
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I saw that one on FB and decided I need to start saving for one. Looks like a great summer cap.
mikespens
Call Me a Cab
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Awesome stuff fellas!
howardeye
Practically Family
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Early 1900 Ticking Fabric Custom from Simond's for me today! Thank you for the comments on the Mister Freedom Cap! I am sucker for Hickory Stripe Fabric!
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Wow! Looks great. Love it!
howardeye
Practically Family
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Thanks. I gave him extra fabric if you are interested he might have some left. It was from late 1800's early 1900's from a mattress cover!
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