This hat is made for the Mourning Robe.

I used the pattern from Truly Victorian (TV550, 1880′s Buckram Hat Frame) once more, this time with the highest crown to match the era of the dress. I added some feathers and a black dotted veil.

Completed: 2014

Status: in my Klamottenkiste and was worn for the first time by Clara McCrimmon with the complete outfit at the fashion show of the Aethercircus 2014.

Photos: Eric Aisling

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This tricorne is the masterpiece among my hats for now :-)
The hat is decorated with ruffled trim, satin ribbon, an self-made clock trinket and opulent black feathers.
It was made for the Time Lady.

To produce a tricorne pattern that I would be really satisfied with, I had to built many test pieces out of paper. I added the final paper-model at the end of the gallery, because I spend a lot of time and work in finding the perfect pattern ;-)

Completed: 2012

Status: sold by auction at the exhibition Machina Nostalgica!

Photos: NeedMoreCoffeeMan (2013)
Hair: Marlies

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I made this artless hat as accessory for the Victorian Adventuress. And again I used the pattern from Truly Victorian (TV550, 1880’s Buckram Hat Frame) for it.

Completed: 2012

Status: work in my Klamottenkiste

Photos: Carsten T. (2012)
Earrings: Sandra

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My very first proper hat was made as an a accessory for the Dark Victorian Gown . The hat is made out of the same fabric and in the same style as the robe and above that decorated with a black rose and five embroidered leaflets.

I followed the instructions of the Truly Victorian pattern (TV550, 1880’s Buckram Hat Frame) to not mess up my first attempt to build a hat. And I would like to say, that I succeeded: the result is rather satisfactory :-)

Completed: 2012

Status: I wore it for the first time for the Aethercircus 2013 :-)

Was part of the exhibition Machina Nostalgica in 2013 !

Foto: NeedMoreCoffeeMan (2012)
Models: Mel-Stichfest und JessiCat
Mel’s dress: Mel-Stichfest
Hair: Marlies
Jewellery: Sandra

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My very first hat, finished to my satisfaction, is a garrison cap. Made to fit the Airship Captain Diva outfit, its look is so simple, that it goes well with lots of outfits.
I found the pattern on the internet and I struggled, to get it fit like it does now ;-)

Completed: 2010

Status: in my Klamottenkiste and I do wear it

Photos: Laurent Goletz (2011)

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