The other day I came across a website that sells baby bonnets and I thought of making one even though I don't have a baby girl, but I wanted to try one and give it to a friend of mine and see if it works or not. I made these bonnets a long while ago and I just now got to posting it since I wanted to wait until my baby bonnets make it in the mail. The other day I got a confirmation that my gifts came in the mail, and I was happy that her little girl loves it. Nelda (I call her Ate Nelds) is a good friend of mine from Arizona and she has two kids, one boy and one little girl. I told her I was going to make a bonnet for her little girl, but I ended up making two of them. I wasn't satisfied with the first one that I made (the pink one) so I came up with two. I didn't have any idea at all whatsoever as to how to do it, but I made my own pattern and this is how it came out. I can say that the more I make these bonnets, the more I get better at it. Hopefully!
(My very own template)
I am not quite sure about this, but I managed to make two bonnets and the only setback was that I didn't have any interfacing left so I wasn't able to use it for my bonnets which helps support the shape of the bonnet especially for the hood part. At least now I know what to do. If you happen to have your own bonnet template to share, then let me know!
(Ate Nelds and her lovely family)
I think she likes this polka dot one better. LOL! She looks good though. I am glad you like it little girl K. Her mother told me she didn't even take it off which is nice because some babies don't like to wear hats at all.
Hi there! Thanks for checking out my blog. I love visiting yours and is now following you. :) I think it would be a great baby shower gift for a girl or for someone you know that has a little girl. I am sure they will love it! :) See you around!
ReplyDeletemy gosh! that's pretty...very creative ka jud mami Adin...love the color of your fabric...it's sewtastic talaga...eehehhehe!
ReplyDeletethanks for dropping by on my blogs ha...much appreciated....you guys should visit korea...south korea kay hadlok didto sa north...ehehhehe
am sure you guys will enjoy the beauty, culture and tradition....I would prefer to go there during summer...kay kadtong nag adto me kay first week sa february...agoy ga snow...hahahahha....:)
have a good one mami Adin...:)
Hello Adin, I think I posted it on the other blog at http://geraldjayhlhs.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job with those bonnets kathlyn loved it very much. Also, the cashier at Fry's electronic comments that it was a cute bonnet.
thanks!
Thanks for stopping past my blog!! Bonnets just aren't done enough these days. Yours look adorable!!
ReplyDeletexo Steph
What a cute family photo. Thanks for stopping by my blog, I love new visitors! Good luck with your apron.
ReplyDeleteso cute! I love bonnets on little girls!
ReplyDeleteThanks Anne! Bonnets are sure cute for little girls. Too bad I don't have a little girl. LOL! See you around.
ReplyDeleteThanks mommy Dhemz! I am sure enjoying this sewing thing. I should have paid more attention to my mom and asked her to teach me to sew better. hehehe...
ReplyDeleteI think you meant South Korea is the safer place to visit because I know North Korea they don't allow visitors or they are pretty strict and scary up there. Thanks for visiting! See you around.
Thank you Steph for visiting. :)
ReplyDeleteThese did turn out pretty cute! cudos to you for doing your own pattern.
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Hey there Amy! Thanks for stopping by. It did turn out okay and I think the more I make baby bonnets the more I make it better. :) See u around!
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