Don't mind the washing machine in the background (yep....now you all notice it, maybe I should not have said anything).
Here are the hats we found in the attic.
The owner of these hats must have had a small head.
Here is a funny looking one
Here is the inside of the funny looking one.
This one is all feathers and there is a netting inside.
The one at the top is so funny looking, my husband thought it was a wig....HUH????
I can see Lucille Ball wearing the one on the right.
These are satin.
It was so fun finding these hats, now to find a vintage store that would love to have them. I personally do not need all of these things. I am even thinking of selling the quilt squares I have found...yes, I found more. So if any of you might be interested...just give me a shout out and I will send over pictures. I will never finish them.
Next...to leave you with a photo of my sewing room today. Husband spent yesterday building a temporary chicken coop so my room was on hold....but today I think we are going to put the last mudd on it and we will begin the painting tomorrow. Did I hear someone Whoop????
22 comments:
Wow, what a treasure trove of hats. I suspect you'll find a store that will carry that type of item.
You might also check with a local theater.
Cool hats! I might be interested in some of the quilt squares (did I really just say that? LOL)
Great idea about finding a vintage store for those hats. So cute.
Your new sewing room is going to be so nice. :)
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That is going to be one fabulous sewing room. Love the hats! I wish we as women still wore hats like they did in the olden days!
Oh boy can you play dress up!!
You have a fireplace in your room!! Wow!!
I might be interested in some of the quilt squares if you want to send me pictures and prices on them. How much for one of the black hats in the seventh picture down. I'm also trying to imagine what the hats in the second picture would look like on someone's head - LOL I love old hats, but they usually look dumb one me or are deteriorating . missysaprons@gmail.com
love your new sewing room
He hats are very cool!! Might want to check with a local theater group there's usually some crazy person that gets into vintage clothing. Your room is going to be fab!
those hats are a hoot... I am not knowledgable about them but I did wonder what era they may have been from....
Hugz
The hats look AMAZING!! And your sewing room is going to be the bomb! Also, the quilt that you have on your blog header is beautiful.
You are finding all kinds of goodies.
I know you are already tired of all of the "treasures" you have been finding, but I love all of your posts about your eclectic finds.
that Whoop you heard? Yes, that was you! heheehee
Those hats are quite interesting.
Those hats are really neat I am sure you will find a place to get them sold.. Google them maybe that will get you some answers. I hope you can get your room painted, have you chosen the colour.
You mean to say someone actually left these behind when they moved!!!
Love the hats. Some of them look very 1950's, the type of hats that Doris Day might have worn in her films.
I love your sewing room already! It looks so large...just imagine how many fabrics you can find space for!
Most people don't have this much fun cleaning out an attic, you keep finding the best stuff!
Oh how I have enjoyed reading your finds in the attic you make it sound like lots of fun. Hope you had a wonderful time in Samoa I have lived in several of the Pacific Islands too, but now retired and living in FNQLD Australia. Love the paintings I'm also a great shopper of second hand goods I even work in our local Church Opp shop once a week which is a lot of fun and laughter. Have fun with those hats LOL. Cheers Glenda Australia.
I am not a hat person at all but your vintage finds are awesome!!!
Wow Barn, your sewing room is going to be awesome! Looks like you're having fun cleaning out the attic!
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