The latest installment in our popular Design Collective series features over 25 hat projects from contemporary designers all over the world, each hand-selected for their freshly sewn flair and skilled millinery work. Ladies and gents, boys and girls…what will you tip from the top of your head? A bonnet, a cap, a cloche, a tam? Projects include other adornments for your crown, such as headbands, fascinators, and scarves. From playful to practical, sassy to sophisticated, there is something for everyone to make and wear any day, every day
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From sophisticated to sassy, Hat Shop: 25 Projects to Sew from Practical to Fascinating provides the tools and the inspiration to create a hat for every season. Contemporary designers from around the world contributed their creativity. Patterns and construction details are included.
--Stitch Gifts; 11/1/12
A Hat for Every Head. Hat Shop (compiled by Susanne Woods) is the newest addition to the Stash Books Design Collective series that showcases the work of selected contemporary designers. You'll find hats for babies, children, women, and men from playful to practical and from sassy to sophisticated. The book features 25 hats from designers around the world, including the patterns and detailed instructions to make all of them. Each was hand-picked for its freshly sewn flair and skilled millinery work.
--Sew Stylish Magazine - Spring 2013, 02/08/13
--Stitch Gifts; 11/1/12
A Hat for Every Head. Hat Shop (compiled by Susanne Woods) is the newest addition to the Stash Books Design Collective series that showcases the work of selected contemporary designers. You'll find hats for babies, children, women, and men from playful to practical and from sassy to sophisticated. The book features 25 hats from designers around the world, including the patterns and detailed instructions to make all of them. Each was hand-picked for its freshly sewn flair and skilled millinery work.
--Sew Stylish Magazine - Spring 2013, 02/08/13
About the Author
Susanne Woods is an avid quilter and the acquisitions editor for C&T Publishing.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
By SSKcraftshop
Format:Paperback
Hatshop is an amazing book compiled with some fabulous projects by Susan W. I am in love with some great projects in this book. You have headbands, hats and cool projects to make. I highly recommend this book if you love to try out something different then just regular hats.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
By S. Mcdonald
Format:Paperback|Amazon Verified Purchase
I needed larger sized hats. I made the sun hat and the beach hat. The directions are right, you must use heavy weight interfacing for the brims. I had to online that item. Very nice hats that fit. I am ready for Saratoga!!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
By Bob LaBlaw
Format:Paperback|Amazon Verified Purchase
this book has lots of cute hats. like most store bought patterns, though, they need to be refined to get a great and high quality fit.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
For the Milliner in You
Bought this book at a local Quilt Shop (which I thought was an odd place to discover it.) I LOVE IT!!! It is a great resource & reference book. Read more
Published 7 days ago by S. Sholar
5.0 out of 5 stars
A great hat primer!
Easy and unique projects, simple instructions. I recommend this book to hatmaking enthusiasts, new and old. With basic sewing skills, you can master most projects.
Published 1 month ago by Rhonda Howell
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good variety, good projects
This book contains a great variety of projects, from cute kids hats to fancy fashion hats for women. Read more
Published 6 months ago by Martha A.
2.0 out of 5 stars
One Note Somba
The fascinator pictured on the front is nice. But there's nothing else in the book that's useful or desirable. You'd do better looking on Google.
Published 9 months ago by Howie Wallace
5.0 out of 5 stars
Good value!
Anyone with basic sewing skills and an interest in head coverings would find this a great value. This book would be a great source for handmade gifts. Read more
Published 10 months ago by Mary A. Swaty
