June 4, 2023

Kardama

Moving Forward

How this entrepreneur is keeping the art of hat making alive

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Jenny Webley, self described hat lady and owner of The Hattery in Sonoma County, California, talks about her love of creating, repairing and selling headwear of all kinds and gives a tour of her antique workshop. “I think it is the icing on the cake. It is the quickest way to express one’s personality.”

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