1. Have a daughter that has been driving you crazy for a least a few months to make her a bunny hat.
2. Do a google search and find this website:
Luckybeans3. Follow directions as carefully as possible despite being a very clumsy seamstress.
Notice use of old t-shirt and convenience of bottom hem and side seam.

4. Draw and redraw pattern until you're happy, then cut.

5. Sew sides and top with a sewing machine if you have one. I have one thanks to Goodwill, a 1/2 off sale, and my mom (thanks Mom, see I do use it sometimes!).

A close-up (thanks to Naomi) of my expert seamstressness.

Ta-daa!
1 comment:
yay! i got a bunny hat finally! i luff bunbun hats.
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