The first division of classification is into Kingdom. Birds are classified into the Kingdom Animalia (i.e. Animals). The kingdom is further divided into the Phylum. Birds are in the Phylum Chordata (Animals with a backbone). Next in classification is the Class.The Class for birds is Aves. From this stage we will be dealing purely with the classification of birds i.e. How the Class Aves is divided up.he first division of classification is into Kingdom. Birds are classified into the Kingdom Animalia (i.e. Animals). The kingdom is further divided into the Phylum. Birds are in the Phylum Chordata (Animals with a backbone). Next in classification is the Class.
The Dyeing Process. 1  Clean the straw hat with a damp cloth, removing any dirt or residue that may interfere with dyeing. 2  Cover the work surface in newspapers or a plastic cover. 3  Put on latex gloves to protect your skin. 4  Prepare the liquid dye bath in a bucket according to the manufacturer's instructions. Cover the work surface in newspapers or a plastic cover. 2  Put on latex gloves to protect your skin. 3  Prepare the liquid dye bath in a bucket according to the manufacturer's instructions. 4  Place the clean straw hat onto the work surface. 5  Using the dauber or other applicator, dip directly into the liquid dye.
Straws can be reshaped as long as it's a good straw and doesn't have a wire brim. Go ahead and follow the same instructions above to reshape your straw hat. Reshaping a leather hat. Find something solid that looks like the shape of your hat.You can use bowls, balls and wig stands. Place your misshapen hat on the object.This should be done as if you are placing it on your head, making sure the crown is pressed all the way down over your object.emove the paper when the hat regains its shape. A wet felt hat. If you are caught in the rain with your felt hat, turn out the sweatband to dry it and to provide a platform for the hat to slowly dry on. Gently push out the creases and dents to make the crown as rounded as possible.