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Sandy Aslett is the award winning milliner behind the brand Hats by Sandy A.  She is based in home studio on Queensland’s beautiful Sunshine Coast.  Her love of hats started as a young girl wearing a boater style hat to Sunday school and came into full swing after attending at course with Louise Macdonald in Melbourne. 

She won the 2018 HATalk Hat Making Competition with the piece “Cosmic Concertina”.  This was a piece Sandy developed through slicing and folding a waxed paper.  

Passionate about millinery training Sandy hosted classes in her studio to the students from across Queensland and beyond

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Millinery Meet-up will be hosted again in September 2018.  The event was founded by Jan Wutkowski and Diane Shagott in 2014 and this year returns with four days of extraordinary millinery instruction from leading milliners around the world held on the campus of Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts.

The teaching line up includes Edwina Ibbotson, Galina Kofod, De Hoedenmaker with Dirk-Jan Kortschot and Marcel De Leeuw, Louise Macdoanld, Phillip Rhodes and Lina Stein.  All based within the beautiful Tennessee campus the Millinery Meet-up market place will bring together millinery suppliers from across the globe including Judith M Millinery Supplies, Lily M Millinery Supplies, Hat Blocks Australia, Hat Boxes USA, Lisa Farrell Millinery and Hatmaker Millinery Supplies.

With a full immersion experience Millinery Meet-up provides the opportunity to live and play amongst hat making for the week. Dorms are conveniently located to dining and class rooms.  The teaching friendly classrooms are surrounded by beautiful fall foliage with a short walk for saltwater taffy.

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