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Edwardian Hat

 Happy Saturday! Hope you're having a great day so far!


Today we're making an Edwardian inspired hat.

 You will need:

1- straw hat
2- satin ribbon
3-thread and needle
4-hot glue
5- flowers
6- scissors

First you will decide how tall your hat will be and remove the line from the strip;

Then you will take what's left of the top of the hat and sew it where you let it go;

After sewing, you take the satin ribbon and glue it with hot glue around the hat;

And finally take the flowers and glue the hat too.

Suuuuuuper easy, isn't it?

* I couldn't put photos here, so go there on my instagram to see the final result, I'll wait for you there.

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