This is a Revised Reprint of One Lesson from a Millinery Course from the Early 20th Century.

This Millinery Course was offered by:
"The Woman's Instituteof Domestic Arts & Sciences"

The Title of this Lesson is:
“INDIVIDUALITY IN MILLINERY”published in 1920.

This lesson states:
“To Produce a hat that will suit the individuality and the purpose of the wearer is the highest attainment in the Art of Millinery.
A Milliner must know the PrinciplesOf Millinery,
its requirements, and Its relation to dress if she would Achieve success. “

This Lesson gives Instructions for Making,
The Hats shown along with Measurements, proportions, Materials NeededTo achieve success. This book also has Instructional Photos On the proper techniques for making the Hats.


CONTENTS:
Relation of Millinery to Dress
Adopting a Type of Hat
New Features of Millinery
Proper Fit of Hats
Proper Handling of Hats

HATS: (with instructions for making):
Utility Hats, Turbans, Modernized Hindu Turban, Coronet-Brim Turban, Tams, Dress Hats,
Maline Dress Hats, Velvet Dress Hat,
Combination Maline and Velvet Hat.
Hats for Matrons, Matron’s Standard Hat,
Variations of Matron’s Standard Hat,
Chin-Chin Turban, Variations in Turbans,
Advancement in Millinery.