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        <title>Catherine Cazes-Wiley&#039;s Latest Activity on Learn How To Make Hats Online | Hat Academy Millinery Courses</title>
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               <title>Carolyn Devins replied to Catherine Cazes-Wiley&#039;s discussion Wiring the entire frame of a small mad hat</title>
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               <description><![CDATA[ <span class="feed-string"><a href="https://hatacademy.com/profile/CarolynDevins?xg_source=activity">Carolyn Devins</a> <a href="https://hatacademy.com/xn/detail/6485913:Comment:365077?xg_source=activity">replied</a> to <a href="https://hatacademy.com/profile/CatherineCazesWiley74?xg_source=activity">Catherine Cazes-Wiley's</a> discussion <a href="https://hatacademy.com/xn/detail/6485913:Topic:365108?xg_source=activity">Wiring the entire frame of a small mad hat</a></span><br/>]]></description>
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               <title>Catherine Cazes-Wiley posted a discussion</title>
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               <description><![CDATA[ <span class="feed-string"><a href="https://hatacademy.com/profile/CatherineCazesWiley74?xg_source=activity">Catherine Cazes-Wiley</a> posted a discussion</span><br/><div class="rich"><h3 class="feed-story-title"><a href="https://hatacademy.com/xn/detail/6485913:Topic:365108?xg_source=activity">Wiring the entire frame of a small mad hat</a></h3><div class="rich-detail"><div class="rich-excerpt">Hello to all Millinery enthusiasts I do not have a smaller mad hatter block version and I have been trying with buckram but cannot curve the sides as wanted. So I started the rather insane frame from scratch in wire.I have my nice defined sides curved, the proportions sound right. It fits my head. I can play with slight asymmetry because it is flexible but it is still not sturdy and I have gaps. It is about 6.5 high. I need to cover the gaps and make it stronger. What can I do?   Yes I suppose batting? Or?  How do I make my frame stronger?it took sew long already. thank you<a class="continue-link" href="https://hatacademy.com/xn/detail/6485913:Topic:365108?xg_source=activity">See More</a></div></div></div>]]></description>
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               <title>Catherine Cazes-Wiley replied to Mary McCann&#039;s discussion Blocking with lace?</title>
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               <title>Catherine Cazes-Wiley replied to JohnnyVan&#039;s discussion Beaver Fur Felt Hats Stiffened?</title>
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