I've made the large scalloped brim bonnet from this pattern before, so I decided to make the view that has the little tulip on the side, minus the tulip.
I had just enough of the Doctors Flannel leftover for the outside of the bonnet. I made size large.
For the last two nights of the Olympics, I sat in front of the TV and stitched the same bunny and flowers on the bonnet that I put on the coat.
It's difficult to photograph a bonnet, so I stuck it on a fence post and it seemed to work well.
Then I dropped my camera in the snow and the lens got covered in ice.
So I moved indoors and the pepper mill became the bonnet stand. I wish the brim was larger like the scalloped one is.
Thankfully, my lens thawed so these photos came out clear. I stitched the back during the final men's hockey game.
And thankfully, Canada won. WOOT!
And thankfully all the Doctors Flannel (in this shade) in my stash is busted!
I adore the little coat and bonnet! Perfect for Easter. Your granddaughter is precious!
ReplyDeleteThis outfit is just beautiful! I love the hand embroidery. Would you share where you got the design or did you draw it out yourself? I love the bonnet with the embroidery going all around. I am sure it got lots of admiring looks when your beautiful granddaughter wore it!
ReplyDeleteSadly, Karen, granddaughter never wore the bonnet or coat. It was so unseasonably hot here at Easter, a sundress might have been more appropriate!
ReplyDeleteThe bunny design was an iron-on transfer given to me from a friend and I believe she bought it on-line. The rest of the floral stitching I made up as I the mood struck!