Millinery is the odd one out on this site devoted to embroidery and needlework. … Or is it?
On Jamie’s guest appearance on the “While She Naps” podcast, he talked about how millinery was kind of complementary and sort of fit under the larger umbrella of working with needle and thread. So I thought it would be fun to showcase some hand embroidered hats. Millinery and embroidery not just complementary but united in the same piece!
Simple but striking embroidery from Cappellino Millinery:
Roses on a cloche by SH Millinery:
A cloche by me:
A cross-stitch style trilby:
A heavily embroidered wide-brim hat:
Obviously “embroidered hats” encompasses baseball caps with machine embroidery. There are fewer examples of hand-embroidered true millinery hats, but when you find them, you see a perfect pairing of two beautiful art forms!
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