Tuesday, 10 February 2009

1940's FELT HATS





Just thought you would like to see the 1940's felt hats I rescued at the Antique fairs. Aren't they wonderful?
At the Newark fair I had a green walking jacket on and I wore the green hat for a while. A couple of hours later one of the exhibitor dealers came to me and after talking for a while it turned out that she was learning to felt, and so the chatting about felt making went on and on as it does.

These hats will be for sale in my
Oddities Antiques website
tomorrow (Wednesday 11th february 2009)

7 comments:

Michala Gyetvai (Kayla coo) said...

Hello,
Thanks so much for your lovely comment.
I have been to Newark antique fair,itmust be a couple of years ago now.
I love the hats!
My Mum is an antique dealer, so she woud love these too.x

Sandie said...

Yes they are great aren't they. I just couldn't resist them.If your mum goes to Newark or Swinderby I probably know her.

Corinna Nitschmann said...

I would take the red hat!!!...and would start to felt a matching bag...

Best regards from Hungary

Corinna

Sandie said...

Hi Corinna,

A good choice. You can see it for sale here:

http://www.odditiesantiques.com/oddities_antiques_details.php?category=Clothing&ref=1065&title=1940s+red+velour+hat+with+bouquet+of+felted+flowers

I post worldwide.
A matching felted bag would be fantastic.

Marie Reed said...

These hats are just divine! Great finds!

cottonreel said...

Hi, Raggy, I,m cottonreel, I don,t know where I found you but I,m so pleased I did . I try any kind of craft,always have done since being a small child , I had encouragement from grandfather. I am a well established p/quilter .I am fascinated you being into felt. I have recently been sussing it outbut I have never done any .
I recently told other bloggers about -bags of fun-I found that site 2yrs ago .Looks like I will be hours looking at your blog.
Would you consider being a follower so I can find you easy

cottonreel said...

P,s The hats are divine