Happy Days

Just snapped some photo's.......of our favorite belt 'Cheeky Girl'. Still have some of the teal vintage velvet ribbon left but it is disappearing rapidly.

Saturday is Coffee time....

Come and join us for Coffee on Saturday's leading up to Christmas....

Add a photo of YOU at the races.....to my blog !

Add your favorite photo of you at the races wearing Julie Fleming and we will include you in our gallery of photo's....Charles and Camilla have sent in their entry (above)........to add a photo email it to juliefleming@bigpond.com.au and stayed tuned !

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More New Editorial...Melbourne Cup..Rachael Finch and Daniel McPherson....!

Rachael Finch wears 'Nice Day for a Wedding Headpiece' $279.00
(pictured with Daniel McPherson)

Above Left : 'Blown Away Bow' $220.00
Right : 'Nice Day for a Wedding Headpiece' as above

Above : Rachael wears 'Black Glossy Gloss Gloss' $525.00

Above : Rachael wears 'Our Love is True' $399.00

Above : Rachael wears 'Look in His Eyes' $210.00

Above : Rachael Finch wears vintage headpiece
from selection at Julie Fleming Melbourne POA

Excitement all round..we love new Editorial

from 'The Field' in Melbourne's
'The Age' newspaper published on Sunday October 3rd

**BIG thanks to the lovely Isabelle Gaspard for helping out -
letting us use her head at such short notice !

Spring Racing 2010

A hat for the new season.

I love the way it curves around the head.

The texture of the vintage cherry coloured straw
and the bright pink feathers adds a dimension that I adore.

Sewing the head fitting in place .

Some hefty hand sewing through several layers to keep
all nicely tucked under the head fitting..

Deciding where the support detail will go as I don't
really want it seen from the front or back - tricky. Can't see it from front (above)
and will live with the small amount I can see from the back.

Curving the piece of straw I have decided to use as a
support for the feathers.

I ran a gather thread through the straw to pull the inner side
in tight so it would curve to fit the feathers and hopefully not
be seen from the front or back.
I then hit the curved straw with the iron and wet rag
to make it a permanent curve. Magic.

Just realizing that the feather will need some
support.....although I had backed it in some pale pink felt.
Here I am assessing how wide and how long the curved
piece of straw needs to be.

Woo hoo new season is here ! although it is still freezing outside! Just adding the finishing touches to a design for the shop and available here. Complex little hat in the end which started out when I found a cherry coloured a piece of vintage strip straw and just adored the bright cherry colour . The shape grew, then the silk flowers, then the feather trim, then that needed support and it seemed to go on and on, but finally here is the result.