Simple Easy And original Feather Head Piece

So after toying around with some ideas for a new feather head piece for Halloween this year, we came up with this super easy one that so much can be done with it.

Ostrich fringe on BIAS tape is so beautiful and easy to work with that it made the perfect answer to our search. 

All you need to do is measure it out around your head to find the perfect fit and then put in the stitch to hold it at the tailor fit size that you want.

Now the amazing thing about this super simple head piece is that it looks great just like that. One stitch and you can be done. 

Of course I am planning on adding some peacock feathers to the ends so that it has a prettier look in the back.

Of course you can also add some colorful plums to the front to add even more flare to the whole thing.

While we were working on this we got some really great ideas that I can’t wait to share with you all, but that is going to have to wait until after Halloween.

All Of Our Halloween Feather Posts In One Place #2

 
Because some times blogs are a bit hard to navigate I put together this list with links to all of our Halloween posts so that you can easily see them all together and visit the ones that you like.

Vampire Costumes With Feathers

Feathered Angel Costumes

How To Make a Halloween Feather Wreath

The Best Halloween Feather Boas

Make A Feather Halloween Tree

How To Make A Feather Wig

How To Make A Las Vegas Showgirl Headpiece

How To Make Your Own Costume Wings

How To Make An African Tribal Mask With Real Feathers

How To Make An Indian Bonnet – Feather Head Piece

How To Create Your Own Bird Mask Using Real Feathers

Make Your Own Peacock Costume Using Real Peacock Feathers

HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!!

Feather Fashion In The Movies

Feathers have always been seen in the movies of Hollywood so I just decided to take a few of them and bring them into the spotlight here.

Just take a look at Gloria Swanson in this awesome feather head piece from the 1922 movie “Her Gilded Cage”

Here you can see Joan Bennett in the 1930 wearing a large collar of black feathers.

After we enter the age of cooler films we can appreciate this 70s style feather dress that Salma Hayek is wearing in the MRAMAX Movie “54”

This dress that Elizabeth Banks wore in The Hunger Games: Catching Fire is a really interesting one. It’s a butterfly dress which is made up of about 10,000 feathers. The kind of thing you will only see in Hollywood. 

For now I will just finish off with this simple feather head piece and feather fan which Alexandra Byrne is sporting in the film “Elizabeth The Golden Age”