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The Traditional Russian Headdress Known as Kokoshnik
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I'm looking to make a kokoshnik and have no idea where to begin. I've tried looking online but cannot find a decent tutorial. I've found half decant ones translated from russian but made of paperboard, candy wrappers and paper. I'm looking for something a little higher brow.
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I'm not looking for any specific kind of kokoshnik. Any kind will do.
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>>10968381
Go to /cgl/, they're more likely to help with that kind of thing.
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>>10968427
Thank you
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