That's timely , I was just looking for a better way to do the brim Love this idea, Thanks Sara as always your amazing ❤

Thanks so much for the video. Am following your wonderfull work from Cameroon in Central Africa...🥰🥰🥰

The best video I have seen on this subject. Wish I had seen this 15 years ago. I would have saved a lot of time and money figuring it out for myself. I use paper to make my patterns rather than use the expensive buckram.

This is wonderful! A great demonstration of the technique. I’m always impressed by how much sinamay can be molded with just steam.

Hi Sara You do such a beautiful job with all of your hat's. Keep up the old work.♥️

As always, fun, informal and informative! Cool to see how sinamy can be sculpted so elegantly with the use of a steam iron. Thanks.

Thank you so much for this extremely helpful demonstration.

Thank U, it was very helpful but can U show how yo do a a snail shaped freeform. Thank U. Freda

Love this video, I am going to step out of my box and try these asymmetrical designs.

Love it Sara 💙

Amazing masterpiece. Absolutely fabulous ❤️

I think it's wonderful! I love what I call 'Mad Hats' and shoes! The rest of my clothes are horribly conservative, so head and feet cut loose and have fun!

Thank you soo much. Very much appreciated

Thank you so much for this tutorial. I always love your hats and tips you provide.

You are a great teacher, really want to learn from you.

Stunning

Stunning!

Thanks this was helpful

Love this!!!

I need lessons on freeforms and swirled sinamay hats. Thanks

Nice one ma'am Thanks for sharing your knowledge

Loved ❤

Thanks so much ma, but please on that design on the top, can it be wired?

That was an awesome demonstration, thank you.

Great demonstration I'm definitely going to try it👌

Beautiful 😍

Thank you so much ma.

So Cute!!!!

Thanks for sharing

Wooow this is beautiful 😍

Sarah you are indeed an expert 'manipulator' - haha !!!

Thanks for sharing this beautiful technique with bias and swirls. How do you manage to keep the base sitting on the head without falling of because of the weight of the cascading structure on top?

Beautiful!

I love the stamp of this Sinamay. Did you do?

En Argentina no hay el tejido para los sombreros con que lo puedo remplazar desde ya muy agradecida

Hi, I'm wondering as I'm watching this: what scissors should you use for cutting sinamay and other stiffened weaves. Is the paper scissors the ones, I saw the buckram being very stiff almost like cardboard, or the fabric scissors, it's a weave after all, or should there be a designated scissors for use of blocked things, please? I just realized that I hav the same question about felt really, so should I set aside one pair of scissors for either materials or should/could I use my soon to be bought, fairly expensive Sheffield mostly hand made one? Thank you, Yours, Ann

What’s the name of the brown lining you put around the edge of the hat?

Thank you ma

What's the red band called that you are using and where did you get it from?

Good job.pls what ingredients do u use to block or stiffen your hats

Do you always cut felt hats on the bias?

Thanks very much it will help but I want to see how you join it to the base

Cool,but something u didn't show how u were doing them

Sara that's beautiful ..

Do you sell millinery products?

Do you sell ready made ones for me to purchase?

I just wanna kiss u now... Thank you so much ma'am.

So inspiring thanks