Blocking a 40s style percher hat with basic hat block and hosepipe 

Thank you very much for your tutorials! Your hats are beautiful. I started learning millinery and your videos help my very much.

Thank you for this brilliant video. I have just started learning millinery . I bought my first felt hood but just staring at it at the moment, too nervous to start. Gulp 😂

Thank you, your tutorials are keeping me sane and productive, just brillant

BEAUTIFUL HAT! Thanks for sharing!

Great ideas for blocking. I can use these to modify blocks I have too. Thank you for sharing.

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Thank you Sarah.. always so interesting and informative..

Hi, Another one that I have missed. How did that happen? Well I've gotten to it at long last and I've enjoyed it to the fullest. Yours, Ann

Enjoyable to listen too and knowledgeable.

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Really enjoyed this video. Thanks for sharing. Your videos are very informative and practical. Keep safe and well ❤️ Lynne

Thisi is great! I have a steamer like this at home and it didn't occur to me that I could use it like this for hat making, so thanks for showing us how this could be done. Thanks also for the bridal pins tip. Why did you decide to steam it this time, rather than putting it into hot water?

Would the steamers for getting wrinkles out of clothes produce enough steam? 🤔🤗💪

Super!!!!

What brand of steamer is that?

Thank you!

Bello

If you use duct tape to secure that hose, it won't have a gap and it will be much easier.