Who we are
Our team
Lynda
FOUNDER Owner
Lynda’s Millinery Supplies founder & owner is Lynda. Seeker of all things beautiful in millinery and a seasoned professional Lynda has custom designed and handmade numerous millinery creations. Now Lynda personally sources products to bring you a rich array of millinery products for your next creation.
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“A creative mind, an engaging personality, with an eagle’s eye for detail and execution. Her energy and passion for millinery is breathtaking and catchy
ian
support
Lynda’s husband Ian is her right-hand man and a vital part of the support team. Ian is willing to ensure anything that needs doing is done. Ian is devoted to Lynda and encourages her to live her passion.
Ian handcrafts the custom hat blocks. If you have one in mind, Ian will do that for you.
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“Incredible! Kind and helpful,the best support ever, and team member extraordinaire.
Del
Assistant
A master seamstress, Del is Lynda’s cousin, best friend, and assistant. As experienced hat-makers Del and Lynda make an amazing team & they love working together.
Del is fundamental in organizing, catering for and hosting the millinery social craft days with Lynda.
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“Her energy and creativity is boundless. Her willingness to impart her knowledge and skills to others is impressive
Tricia
mARKETING support
A millinery admirer forever, creative to the core, Tricia is the website designer & provides Lynda’s Millinery Supplies marketing & online support.
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“It could become bigger than Ben Hur.
jASMINE
soft sUPPORT
A general layabout. A fluff-ball and adorable. She keeps everyone entertained and loves to check out what’s going on during the social craft days. Her security skills are rare.
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“We all wish we could be Jasmine at times…..;)
We supply amazing products and phenomenal support.
Lynda’s Millinery Supplies is an online business with a base at Durack, Brisbane, Australia. A large home studio is conveniently located only 13 kilometers from the Brisbane CBD. Lynda’s local customers describe her supply room and studio as an “Aladdin’s Cave” of millinery that brings such joy to all who enter.
Lynda has been involved in the millinery supply industry for several years and has now branched out independently with a range of products which she has personally sourced and chosen. These products can be accessed online or at her Brisbane studio.
The product range is updated and added to constantly. For the “savvy” buyer there is a budget range which includes seconds that can be dyed, steamed or sprayed. you can see the website for these great offers.
By contacting via email, or one of our social media sources you will receive updated information about products, tips and ideas, as well as specials.
Lynda’s online and local support is second to none. Many customers have benefited from Lynda’s willingness to help each individual.
If you have a question, need help or advice, Lynda welcomes your queries, she and her team are keen to assist.
custom Hat blocks by ian
Lynda's Millinery Supplies
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Social craftdays
Based at our Brisbane Studio, the workshops are fun social events that teach you the principals of millinery. Let me know you're interested, they book up quickly next Available is late May.
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What people say?
Q & A with lynda
Most frequent questions and answers
How did you become interested in millinery?
I wore hats to church and I wanted to match my outfit.
Where and how did you learn millinery?
I did a course in 1983 then I learnt from from experiences over the years and hat making courses.
What materials and techniques do you favour?
I like silk abaca and I like making leather flowers and leather crowns.
How would you describe your style of hats?
Elegant but not over the top
Which style of hat do you love the most?
Crowns, as they suit me best
How would you describe your social hat crafting days
Fun, enjoyable, friendship and a feeling of accomplishment helping with the designs and crafts.
Where do you get inspiration for your designs?
If I buy a dress I like to make a hat that will match eg. The fabric type of the dress and if the dress has flowers I like to make the matching colours and flowers
What has been your most enjoyable commission?
Early on in 1986 I made all the hats for the bridesmaids and my mother for my sisters wedding.
But nowadays my new logo is a design I absolutely love, another time is making my daughter her first leather crown and leather flowers.
How would you describe the feelings you have when you are creating and completed a hat. And if its for you how do you feel when you wear it.
Just love the feeling of wearing my new hat or one I have just completed for someone, I try it on several times while making it until I have it just right. It’s amazing!
What word would explain your feelings about millinery
My Life 
What is one thing people should know about millinery that they don’t know
Everyone can have a go at making something, even if it’s simple and if done with a little help can just lift an outfit amazingly.
Any other valuable tips that the reader would gain from. What has been your favourite aspect of sourcing products for lyndas millinery supplies.
Sourcing products I have never used or seen before and are so unique that my customers are going to love them. Also being able to offer the products at affordable prices.
Why do you have such a passion for it
Love being creative, and I find it is a great stress relief.
If someone is wanting to organize a hat, where should they start
Start with the shape of the customers face, what would suit best, large hat, brim or a smaller design. Give the customer some advice but golden rule is always do what the customer wants even if you don’t agree. Take into account the outfit you are matching to, fabric and trim choose to match the outfit.
Eg if flowers in dress try and make flowers and colours to suit, but sometimes nice to have a contrast.