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Felting a Beret
I started out by making two felt batts from merino wool roving. You layer whispy pieces of wool over a template. I make four layers per batt. It shrinks a lot, so you need to make them much larger than the finished hat. The second bat is wet down and then the whole thing is…
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Pretty in Pink
This lovely lady just embodied this pink organic jersey headband. It called out to her and she listened.
Read MoreI Miss This Hat
I just came across this photo of one of my merino wool wet felted hats. I love making them, but as they take forever and a day, I don’t get to make too many of them. They never stay with me for long. This one lives in Montreal with its owner.
Read MoreThe One That got Away
Hat land has been so incredibly busy these days. I don’t know if it’s princess Kate or the article in The Chronicle Herald, but I can hardly keep up with the demand. Yesterday I finished this Millie Hat. I was so loving this new colour combo of moss green and dark brown. Thought I’d get…
Read MoreHere’s Where to Find Me
Hi Everyone, Here’s where to find me: Saturday Oct. 29th 7-4, Halifax Seaport Farmers Market Saturday Nov. 12th 7-4 Halifax Seaport Farmers Market Saturday Nov. 19th 7-4 Halifax Seaport Farmers Market Saturday Nov. 26th 8-12 Hubbard’s christmas Market, Hubbard’s Barn Saturday and Sunday Dec. 3-4, Halifax Crafters “Yuletide Cheer” show11am-6pm at the Olympic Community Hall/Olympic…
Read MoreBack To Hubbards
For the Month of august I’ll be switching it up a bit, alternating Saturdays between the Hubbard’s Market and The Halifax Seaport Market. Tomorrow will be Hubbards. Really looking forward to seeing old friends (and waking up at 5:30 instead of 3:45)Hope to see you there.
Read MoreWhat Style
This most lovely lady came and tried on my hats at the Halifax Seaport Farmers Market yesterday. She looked so cute in my Organic Jersey Summer Madeline headband, I just had to take her photo.
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