Sunday, July 18

An Awesome Boater Hat DIY

I am really busy trying to get my studio website online ~ *stress ensues*…..   All  the images are running around like Thing 1 and Thing 2 {also known as Thing A, Super Thing, Thing King, Kid Dynamite, Chocolate Thun~DA or Ben} causing all sorts of chaos and havoc.   And just as I manage to get it mostly sorted out, I stupidly have to go and move the images to try and ‘tidy’ my file manager…      All I can say is ~  W.R.O.N.G. M.O.V.E!!!    *melt down* 

Thankfully, I somehow bumbled my way back to where I had been, with the added bonus of everything else that was not crucial still being organized and tidy.  I do not have the foggiest clue as to how this came about, I am just excessive grateful that it did!!

Anyway,  I am going to finish up by posting this fantastic tutorial I found today ~ do not ask me how as I can not for the life of me remember.  I am a chronic link clicker, so I end up in on the remotest sites sometimes!  This was one of them, but boy, it was a gem.

Oh, and please do not be misled by the title ~ I have never heard of a CanCan hat, but I do know what a boater looks like, so please go visit Violet’s site  if you want to find out how to make your own.

Diy CanCan Hat Tutorial ^_^

CanCan Hat Tutorial
http://violetlebeaux.com/2010/05/diy-cancan-hat-tutorial-_/

I have been wanting a boater, but all the online sources where oh so expensive {!} and to add misery to woe, I have never seen a hat like these in Australian shops anywhere ~ vintage or no!  But now, thanks to this delightful DIY, I am on the hunt for the perfect straw hat to convert in the perfect boater.

xox,

b.

*Edit ~ I have removed the full tutorial at the request of Violet.  I appreciate her request, although I would like to note that full credit as well as links to her site were provided with the post.  I only wish to promote the work of other fantastic bloggers I found out there, nothing else.  Thank you for your time.    b.
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