Do you have a color that just always seems to strike your fancy? No matter what other colors you have in your life, you just keep coming back to that familiar favorite? Well, mine is blue, royal blue.
I love my collection of flow blue dishes.
And I was so delighted to find these royal blue hats to add to my Etsy shop.
http://www.etsy.com/listing/76323194/vintage-royal-blue-felt-hat-1970s-fedora
http://www.etsy.com/listing/76069727/vintage-royal-blue-toque-hat-pillbox
http://www.etsy.com/listing/78088036/vintage-birdcage-hat-1960s-royal-blue
Surround yourself with the colors you love!
Showing posts with label shipping vintage hats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shipping vintage hats. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Vintage Wooden Hat Block
I was surprised to find this wooden hat block at a church sale last week! It had a man's Stetson beaver hat on it.
I am looking forward to listing it on Etsy but I am not quite sure of the wood. I have listed a balsa head before and of course I know it isn't balsa. And it doesn't have the grain or heaviness of oak.
What kind of wood do you think it is? Maple, maybe? Any help or suggestions would be welcome.
Thank you!
No, I did not paint the red lips. It came that way. And the white spatters appear to be some type of paint. There must be a story there somewhere!
I am looking forward to listing it on Etsy but I am not quite sure of the wood. I have listed a balsa head before and of course I know it isn't balsa. And it doesn't have the grain or heaviness of oak.
What kind of wood do you think it is? Maple, maybe? Any help or suggestions would be welcome.
Thank you!
No, I did not paint the red lips. It came that way. And the white spatters appear to be some type of paint. There must be a story there somewhere!
Monday, August 22, 2011
Mailing a Hat With a Feather- Here's the Secret!
Recently I sold 2 hats that both had feathers. I wanted them to stay secure in the box and not move when jostled by USPS.
After weighing many options I came up with this solution:
I cut a piece of one inch thick left-over insulation the same size as the Priority box, covered it in tissue paper and fit it into the bottom of the box.
I carefully pinned the hats in place using hatpins. They were secure and arrived safely! Whew. That shipping dilemma solved!
After weighing many options I came up with this solution:
I cut a piece of one inch thick left-over insulation the same size as the Priority box, covered it in tissue paper and fit it into the bottom of the box.
I carefully pinned the hats in place using hatpins. They were secure and arrived safely! Whew. That shipping dilemma solved!
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