Raspberry and Lime
Blueberry and Kiwi
Lovely wool spun thick and thin. Perfect for little heads in photographs.
Can be lined in fleece for everyday wear by little people.
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Showing posts with label hats. Show all posts
Forest Elf
One day I will figure out why Blogger does this to my pictures...
A fantastically fun hat in lovely forest-inspired colours.
Bamboo Bear
So Sweet, So Soft
Shown here in Wicker, the yarn comes in pale green, pink, baby blue, cream, white, and yellow.
So silky to the touch the babies love to wear them.
Gold Beanie with Ribbon Trim
This beanie is part of the newborn photography prop collection.
It is heavenly soft and the ribbon edge is a special ribbon yarn that is equally soft on baby's sensitive skin.
It is easily made larger for bigger girls.
The yarn is kid mohair and acrylic.
Handwash in cool water and lay flat to dry to maintain shape.
All of my props are knit to allow for different size baby heads and can be stretched in either direction for the best fit.
Thomas the Tank Engine
A cheeky little engine ready to impress little boys everywhere.
$25
His smokestack stands up for maximum smiles.
Austin
Austin from the Backyardigans inspired this hat.
Lighter weight for inside and outside play.
Good for dress-up and imagination play.
Pink Camo
Something for daughters of military parents, or lovers of neopolitan ice cream.
Soft cotton and open knit for warmer days but not quite warm enough to go without a hat.
Maltese Fisherman's Hat
This is a short backed version of the style but it keeps ears cozy and the back can be made as long as desired to keep necks warm.
Pirate Beanie
Eventually I will get a bunch of 'boy' hats set up so frustrated moms can find fun stuff for our little men. This pirate hat was made of Alpaca - hence the fuzzy look.
Simple Blue Beanie
I can make it as tight and warm or loose and lacy as you would like.
This one was made of oh-so-lovely bamboo silk for a March baby boy.
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