Time to order some felt as winter is coming!
Do you do the gold foil print yourself or contract out?
belfastboy said:
Where did you source the liners? I make my own and imprint them with subliminal heat transfers, total cost about $2.50 each with the imprint. But if I could contract out and buy just one hundred at a decent price would save me a ton of time.Thanks! Starting? Naw, not in the for seeable future anyway. I just like making a few hats for myself and friends. I went through my hat supplies last night. I had ordered 100 liners a few years ago. Plenty of those left. And I still have a few uncut sweats.
Two of my hats needed new liners. So I got lucky
have you sewn them up yet? Let me know how they work for you. I have my logo and other materials and am just playing around. I am thinking of using the kimono silk on my women's hat line. I can market it as each having a unique liner.....I shoulda trademarked that one like the match stick.
I got four new kimono silk swatches in for new liners myself.
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#2
I've been looking for the slubbier, slightly heavier silks, which are technically less elegant than some finer silks, but the tensile properties are working out so far, no collapses. I've just been hand sewing. On the second one, I used the finished edge of the fabric instead of sewing an inside seam.
I love #2. Stunning work.#1
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I've been looking for the slubbier, slightly heavier silks, which are technically less elegant than some finer silks, but the tensile properties are working out so far, no collapses. I've just been hand sewing. On the second one, I used the finished edge of the fabric instead of sewing an inside seam.
Beautiful. Wonderful job!#1
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I've been looking for the slubbier, slightly heavier silks, which are technically less elegant than some finer silks, but the tensile properties are working out so far, no collapses. I've just been hand sewing. On the second one, I used the finished edge of the fabric instead of sewing an inside seam.
