We got snow.
So we made hats.
Take that, Minnesota.
Of course you want to make your own.
(Hats, I mean; not snow).
Who doesn't?
Check back soon for tutorials -
two patterns - eight different hats.
Ready, set, snow! Er... I mean, sew!
Those are so colorful! I hope the girls were patient. I made your Rapunzel wigs a while back, and I can see how these 2 projects are almost one-in-the-same! Maybe I should just make Rapunzel's bangs double-thickness, and then it could do double duty!
ReplyDeleteAww... so CUTE!!
ReplyDeletecute cute cute! and so timely -- i'm dead-set on making my bff a fleece-y totoro hat for christmas. being a newbie sewer i was just going to wing it, but some actual directions would probably be a good idea. =)
ReplyDeleteYay for hats! We don't need them here though... it rarely snows. Most likely, that will not keep me from making hats. =)
ReplyDeleteThese are the cutest hats ever. You are amazing, creative, funny, and I love your blog. Holding my breath for the tutorial, which is saying something, considering I live in San Diego, and my children are in their 20s!
ReplyDeleteWow waiting to see them :)
ReplyDeleteThe first photo is just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLINDAS E FOFAS.BOM SABADO.BJIM.VALÉRIA(BRASIL).
ReplyDeleteGreat job! Such a joy to be able to see all of your wonderful work! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteWait, wait, wait.... how did I not know until now that you are in MN??? I was JUST thinking that I need to figure out how to make a hat like that third one, since it is the only kind my 4 year old will wear ("I do NOT wear hats with stuff on them!"). Now I do not have to, since you have already done it! Thanks so much!
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