Winter had arrived- at least in Oregon and its time to pull out those beanie hats! Since I wear beanies just about every day, I am always looking for new ways to mix it up.
A quick trip to the .99 cent store (one of my favorite places) to purchase a variety of cheap hats and scarves that I can alter!
Another great alternative- recycle old or outdated sweaters.
I started by cutting scarves into strips and turned them into rolled roses (see my rolled rose tutorial here). I never get tired of creating rolled roses out of all kinds of fabric!
The result is big chunky roses!
Using a needle and thread I sewed the roses to the surface of my .99 cent beanies.
I always admire your ideas and all of your work!
ReplyDeleteYou are amazing!!!
And Lucy is sooo cute!
Mary
So simple and so beautiful!!! Thank you for the idea!!
ReplyDeleteThese are adorable and Lucy is even more adorable in this funky fun hat.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful girls!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea!
What an awesome idea! I'm going to have to hit the Dollar Tree! You two are adorable!
ReplyDeleteSimple and sweet idea!!
ReplyDeleteLovely Idea
I just can't find right words to describe how much i adore your blog and you as an artist. So much inspiration..every time I visit your blog I feel full of ideas and want to doodle asap. oh and I think Lucy looks like her daddy on these pics :) what a cutie!
ReplyDeletewhat a gorgeous picture of you and lucy!!! thanks for sharing. ox, mary ann
ReplyDeleteloooove it
ReplyDeleteLucy looks such a cutie in her hat!!
ReplyDeleteHow lovely to be matching too lol
Such a cute way to dress up a winter hat!
ReplyDeleteI bought a perfect, black wool beanie at a garage sale last summer, but put it on and went - wait, seriously, did my butt just get bigger?!? Maybe adding some of these beauties will balance me out a little bit? One can hope... :o) Thanks for such a lovely idea! You two are the cutest of the cutie pies in these pictures!
ReplyDeleteLove it! Just perfect! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a cutie Lucy is, such a sweet smile.
ReplyDeleteCute idea, my girls would LOVE these!