As you can tell by his face, he LOVED it. He wore it every day until he got a better one (you know the one he won in a hockey tournament).
The tutorial worked great for me, I did have to play with the measurements but it sized beautifully. I made two more toques that winter.
This past winter I got a little more creative, this is what I came up with:
made from an adorable sleeper she outgrew |
Kitty Cat |
Just for Me |
Inspired by a Bumble Bee |
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Moose Hat, made by request |
After having success with winter wear I thought I should try more styles of hats. The first one was for my littlest girl using this tutorial. It was very cute, but barely fit, so she only got a little use out of it.
This year I recycled a couple t-shirts using this tutorial and made a hat for one of my daughters and myself. I don't have a picture of mine at this time, but I do have a picture of hers:
This next hat fits two occasions, it can be worn in the summer and it was a matching hat for an Easter outfit. Both the dress and the hat were a simplicity pattern.
The family also went to an Easter Birthday Hat Party (I mentioned this in another post) and I made a couple hats just for the event. I have since taken them apart so we can enjoy the "accessories" on their own.
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Easter Bunny and his Coloured Eggs |
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Fried Egg Hat |