Getting this group out today and there’s still more! Pictures usually don’t work out because the units go out 5 or 10 at a time. But this year I was able to complete a larger assembly line due to the new serger and snap a shot before my post man picked them up. A few more sessions and Towelhoodies Christmas workshop will be on vacation. Thanks for another exciting and amazing season, Towelhoodies! Love and Christmas blessings going out with all these hooded cozy creations. God Bless, Melissa
Making a shrug with an old knit cardy, this kind of innovating is the wave of the future. Cutting edge always means turning things on their head, seeing if the result is ingenious. Reminds me of an Albert Einstein quote,
“We can’t solve a problem with the same mind that created it.”
“In order to be irreplaceable,
one must always be different.” – Coco Chanel
Feedback on this one, everyone says its me. But is it in line with ‘keeping it simple?’ Would it be just as cool to receive the hat in a few layers of pretty tissue paper wrapped with a fine lace? Hat would then arrive more flat than 3d. The box on the other hand offers a bit of dimension when receiver opens it and may be just more fun to have…
How about a recycled brown box stamped with my Etsy store name?
A hat box or a hat sack, that is the question? Here I’ve sampled a hat sack. MoodyMe would be done with a rubber stamp. I might want to antique the sack in a dye bath, just to age the bag fabric. Just not sure, if this is the edgy packaging I’m looking for. Maybe I’ll try a recycled brown kraft box?
leaf applique
-Hat #10
-Engineers style hat made from a cotton tweed skirt
-Wool herringbone as hat band
-Leaf applique
-Cotton shirting as lining
mock up leaves before cut down to smaller preportions
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