. . . to truly be Mabel from Pirates of Penzance. Having no bonnet experience, I extemporized.
I had a toddler sundress pattern with a brimmed hat pattern in the packet, and used the basic triangle-repeated-six-times to make the crown. I lined it with an identical skull-cup shape, and added the pretty frill in between the layers before sewing the lining to the hat. Turned it right side out, inserted a little elastic at the back, then trimmed with rosebuds.
A blushing bud of ever-blooming beauty, if I ever saw one.
She is just way too cute, don't you think?
ReplyDeleteI'd like to see the back of the bonnet.
Beautiful! I think she looks very much like Clara in that second photo.
ReplyDeleteDaisy is losing her baby-face.
ReplyDeleteI can't believe how much she has grown. She has definitely entered the kid phase. Still, such a beautiful girl, and a beautiful bonnet too. God Bless.
ReplyDeleteThe bonnet is just as cute as the little girl under it.
ReplyDeleteMy Daisy is growing up so fast though! I'm sure just yesterday she was an itty bitty toddler and now she's looking just a little bit older.
Soooo sad... *sniff*. I wish they'd stay so cute for a little longer!
What a great idea!
ReplyDeleteShe looks like she loves it, too. :)
Good grief, not only do you have outstanding photography and sewing skills but your model there is the cutest thing ever!
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful! Both the bonnet and the little lady! She looks so sweet in that shade of pink.
ReplyDeleteTammy
She is growing up before our eyes! What a lovely young lady!
ReplyDeleteDaisy is just precious in this picture and prettier than the rose she is holding. Being partial to little girls is not uncommon for me as there are only girls in my family. The bonnet is beautiful also, and if anyone
ReplyDeletecan see this combination and not have a better day, then they need to do an inventory of themselves.
Just lovely,
Ms. Dale
Tracy said the same thing I was going to say abuot losing her baby face. She is growing up so fast.
ReplyDeleteCarrie
Anna,
ReplyDeleteThe other day I shared your blog with my 84 year old Mom. She was so excited to see the patterns and beautiful things you've made. She wondered if you could tell her where you find the old patterns.
We are both just enchanted with all your lovely posts.
*Gasps!* That is GORGEOUS! (Both the bonnet and the girl!)
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