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All The Puffy Hats

1/8/2020

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In preparation for the Treaty of Ghent event in Camden, South Carolina, I decided to make a batch of Federal Era Toques.  These little puffy confections can dress up a winter coat and are even appropriate to wear in the ballroom.  The best part of these darlings is they are an affordable way to dress up your impression or show off some delicious millinery trimmings.   
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