Hat with folded ornament Online Workshop

2 times 4 hours long online course with Judit Pócs, on Saturday and Sunday, the
25th and 26th of February, both days from 5pm to 9pm (Central European Time)

4 + 4 hours live sessions

Come and join me on a journey into the colorful world of Hats.

In this course we will make a classic asymmetrical hat reminiscent of the 1920s.

One side of the hat is made exciting by a protruding, folded geometric shape.

I will show you different templates to achieve different shapes. Many variations can

be made as desired.

You can play with the colors on this ornament, which will pop out nicely from the

basic color of the hat.

You can achieve the finest effect with 16 Micron wool, but if it’s not at hand, 19

Micron wool will also do.

I recommend this course for beginners and advanced alike.

What will you learn?

Besides the basics You will learn some special techniques during this workshop:

the basics of hat design
how to draw and enlarge a hat template
application of a hollow folded form as a decorative element
basic felting techniques
color design and blending
the right fulling method
hat shaping

How much does it cost and what is included in the price?

The price of the workshop is 150 EUR, which covers the followings:

2 times 4 hours long online felting live course with Judit Pócs, on Saturday and Sunday, the 25th and 26th of February, both days from 5pm to 9pm (Central European Time) in English, when I will guide you through the process, step by step.
You can follow the course with the help of ZOOM app, which you can download for free to both desktop and smartphone.
You will have an access to the workshop’s recorded material, which will be available for 5 months after the live workshop.
Access to a live consultation in Zoom, where you can ask questions and share your works with others if you like.
Access to a Facebook group where you can share your ideas or results with other workshop participants.
Some days before the live session you will receive the templates and a printable step-by-step PDF instruction about the project.

List of materials and tools

The weight of my Hat with one ornament is 100 g.

Fine Australian Merino Wool in Roving (Wool top), (Micron 16-19) a total of about 150 grams. You will need 8-9 different shades. There is a german company: Filzrausch, they have got beautiful shades of 16 Micron merino wool. Here is the link. Wollknoll has nice shades of 19 Micron Merino wool: link
IKEA Mat Variera (with dots) it’s not an obligation, but might be practical to work on
Two pieces of bubble wrap to turn the hat over, 60 x 100 cm each (24 x 40 inches)
Bubble wrap for the template: 50 x 100 cm (20 x 40 inches)
Bubble wrap for rolling: 100 x 160 cm (40 x 63 inches)
Bubble wrap for rubbing (25 x 30 cm), (10 x 12 inches)
Foam tube for rolling: 100 cm long and 5-6 cm in diameter, (40 inches long and between 2-2,5 inches in diameter)
A mesh for covering the hat during the massage.: 50 x 100 cm (20 x 40 inches)
One piece of cotton cloth for rolling: 100 x 150 cm (40 x 60 inches)
Synthetic kitchen cloth to absorb the water
Towel for hand wiping
Water spray
Spray
Liquid soap
Hand soap
Bowl for water
Hat block in your size
Pins
Tape measure
Sharpe scissors
Rulers
Pliers
Permanent marker
Kitchen scale with a basket
Chopsticks and wooden sticks of different sizes, with which we can reach between the folds
You may also need some hemp cord
Wooden tools for felting, like wooden mouse and other tools to work on the brim and the edges
Starch to harden the hat and a brush. This is not absolutely necessary, but I will show you how to harden the hats. You can also buy a ready-made felt hat stiffeners or make your own from corn starch.

Hat with folded ornament Online Workshop

2 times 4 hours long online course with Judit Pócs, on Saturday and Sunday, the25th and 26th of February, both days from 5pm to 9pm (Central European Time)

4 + 4 hours live sessions

Come and join me on a journey into the colorful world of Hats.

In this course we will make a classic asymmetrical hat reminiscent of the 1920s.

One side of the hat is made exciting by a protruding, folded geometric shape.

I will show you different templates to achieve different shapes. Many variations can

be made as desired.

You can play with the colors on this ornament, which will pop out nicely from the

basic color of the hat.

You can achieve the finest effect with 16 Micron wool, but if it’s not at hand, 19

Micron wool will also do.

I recommend this course for beginners and advanced alike.

What will you learn?

Besides the basics You will learn some special techniques during this workshop:

the basics of hat design

how to draw and enlarge a hat template

application of a hollow folded form as a decorative element

basic felting techniques

color design and blending

the right fulling method

hat shaping

How much does it cost and what is included in the price?

The price of the workshop is 150 EUR, which covers the followings:

2 times 4 hours long online felting live course with Judit Pócs, on Saturday and Sunday, the 25th and 26th of February, both days from 5pm to 9pm (Central European Time) in English, when I will guide you through the process, step by step.

You can follow the course with the help of ZOOM app, which you can download for free to both desktop and smartphone.

You will have an access to the workshop’s recorded material, which will be available for 5 months after the live workshop.

Access to a live consultation in Zoom, where you can ask questions and share your works with others if you like.

Access to a Facebook group where you can share your ideas or results with other workshop participants.

Some days before the live session you will receive the templates and a printable step-by-step PDF instruction about the project.

List of materials and tools

The weight of my Hat with one ornament is 100 g.

Fine Australian Merino Wool in Roving (Wool top), (Micron 16-19) a total of about 150 grams. You will need 8-9 different shades. There is a german company: Filzrausch, they have got beautiful shades of 16 Micron merino wool. Here is the link. Wollknoll has nice shades of 19 Micron Merino wool: link

IKEA Mat Variera (with dots) it’s not an obligation, but might be practical to work on

Two pieces of bubble wrap to turn the hat over, 60 x 100 cm each (24 x 40 inches)

Bubble wrap for the template: 50 x 100 cm (20 x 40 inches)

Bubble wrap for rolling: 100 x 160 cm (40 x 63 inches)

Bubble wrap for rubbing (25 x 30 cm), (10 x 12 inches)

Foam tube for rolling: 100 cm long and 5-6 cm in diameter, (40 inches long and between 2-2,5 inches in diameter)

A mesh for covering the hat during the massage.: 50 x 100 cm (20 x 40 inches)

One piece of cotton cloth for rolling: 100 x 150 cm (40 x 60 inches)

Synthetic kitchen cloth to absorb the water

Towel for hand wiping

Water spray

Spray

Liquid soap

Hand soap

Bowl for water

Hat block in your size

Pins

Tape measure

Sharpe scissors

Rulers

Pliers

Permanent marker

Kitchen scale with a basket

Chopsticks and wooden sticks of different sizes, with which we can reach between the folds

You may also need some hemp cord

Wooden tools for felting, like wooden mouse and other tools to work on the brim and the edges

Starch to harden the hat and a brush. This is not absolutely necessary, but I will show you how to harden the hats. You can also buy a ready-made felt hat stiffeners or make your own from corn starch.

2 times 4 hours long online course with Judit Pócs, on Saturday and Sunday, the
25th and 26th of February, both days from 5pm to 9pm (Central European Time)