Hat pins how to use

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Hatpins were popular accessories worn on the huge hats that were fashionable during the late 1800's to early 1900's. The really long pins actually speared preserved birds (yes, birds!) that were worn on the hats. I think vintage hatpins make a fun collection, and I sell quite a few in...

Wear a hat and keep it on your head with these 4 foolproof tricks. Click here to see how to keep a hat on your head by adding some subtle accessories.

Hatpins were popular accessories worn on the huge hats that were fashionable during the late 1800's to early 1900's. The really long pins actually speared preserved birds (yes, birds!) that were worn on the hats. I think vintage hatpins make a fun collection, and I sell quite a few in...

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Wearing a hatpin is very basic. You simply pin it through the back band or lower crown of the hat, picking up a lock of hair as you pin it through. Here's a little tutorial: For fine hair, a pin can slip a little. To prevent this, try crossing bobby pins at the back of your head, and pin through that AND your hair. Pins also work well if your hair is braided at the back. Pins work well in felt hats, and some fabric covered hats. Be cautious when pinning through straw, as some of the older…

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Have you admired vintage hats from afar? tried them on but thought “How on earth do I keep this silly little thing on my head?” Well, I have 4 tricks that I use to share with you, that will keep your hat firmly in place even when the wind is blowing and your skirt up […]

After seeing many of a card with a stick pin attached & plenty of discussion on the PTI Forum I decided to hunt out the pins and some beads to make my own, all materials used came from Jilly Beads I started with a selection of beads and spacer beads. Choose the beads you want to use and set them to the sideready to start adding them to your pin, The tiny lille silver tube that you can see is a crimping bead this will be the last bead you thread onto the pin shaft. Start to thread the beads…