Over the last two days I made a vintage inspired floral fascinator.
I've always wanted to have my own 1950s style floral hat/fascinator and after gaining some inspiration online I set off to Lincraft and Spotlight knowing exactly what I wanted!
I was after delicate flowers of various colours, I wanted it to be feminine, pretty, fun and reminiscent of the beautiful floral hats worn by women in the 1950s.
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| The start of my project: flowers, fascinator base and a glue gun |
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| It goes quite well with a white crisp dress, I'll let the fascinator be the main focus this time instead of my dress |
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| The Fascinator took about two and a half hours to complete - which I broke up over a couple of days as I was quite busy. |
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| Crazy hand movements as I tell my brother to angle the camera a certain way |
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A little bit of hand-stitching to secure the material on the back
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| I love all of the different coloured flowers! | | | | | | | | | | | |
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I'm looking forward to wearing over summer... Or anytime really!
P.S. 1 month until my birthday!
Wow! Looooove it! I'm in love with the roses:)
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Just lovely.
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