While I do not get paid, I do get supplies to make my own hats which is even better. A few weeks ago Dayna decided that I was ready to make my own hat. I decided to go with a plum toyo (a kind of straw) in an asymmetrical cloche. I just finished it today and took it home to trim. Here are some photos of my very first hat.
Friday, September 9, 2011
Adventures In Millinery
So, a few months ago I managed to snag an internship. My first and only 9 years after I finished college. Better late than never, right? I must admit that I've never been so excited to work for free. I am learning how to make hats at Pinkham Millinery with the amazingly talented Dayna Pinkham. It is truely the highlight of my very busy week.
While I do not get paid, I do get supplies to make my own hats which is even better. A few weeks ago Dayna decided that I was ready to make my own hat. I decided to go with a plum toyo (a kind of straw) in an asymmetrical cloche. I just finished it today and took it home to trim. Here are some photos of my very first hat.
Now I can't wait for my next one!
While I do not get paid, I do get supplies to make my own hats which is even better. A few weeks ago Dayna decided that I was ready to make my own hat. I decided to go with a plum toyo (a kind of straw) in an asymmetrical cloche. I just finished it today and took it home to trim. Here are some photos of my very first hat.
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IT's SO PRETTYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!
ReplyDeleteI just started as Dayna's new intern and I have to say I hope my hats turn out half as beautiful as yours! Very beautiful! :)
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