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Queenie's Bonnet, DONE!

Ta-da! It is done! Machine sewn and hand sewn. 
9 part- assembly! 
Intricate, yet, when worn, surpisingly humble.
I hope to make another sometime in the near future~ 
I am not selling the pattern for it, as right now it is scribbled upon many sheets of paper lol
far from being a .pdf ,lol
What was essential in making this:
ball-pointed, plastic needle, with a wide eye for threading the cords. (About the size as shown here.)
FAB-U-Lous! Fabric slides over it well, and it doesn't get caught. Saved my heiny!






17 comments:

Christine said...

WOW! Pamela you are amazing - it's absolutely gorgeous!

Jan - Life on Buttermilk Hill said...

STUNNING bonnet!! Just gorgeous!1 Wish I had those turning tools when I did a lot of sewing!!--Jan

annie said...

just wonderful. I have never seen those kinds of needles.

The Gingerbread Gem said...

It looks great and complicated to make!
I would love to have a shaker peg rack with a row of bonnets :-).

Goedele

ctlogcabin said...

Wonderful .... it looks Beautiful.
Congrat's to the new owner !!
Blessings & Hugs ~ Connie xox

marian said...

Pamela, congrats! you did a fabulous job making this intricate bonnet! i'm not at all surprised that it was snapped up so quickly..i certainly would've been tempted!
I wonder what your next project might be??
cheers...Marian

Carol Stuck said...

That is a very intricate looking pattern when it is finsihed. I love it!!!1 Great job.

hugs!
Carol

Farmhouse prims said...

Pam, what a beautiful bonnet, I admire your wonderful talent. I love your prairie doll that you have in your header picture, I am sure you make that too. Hugs, Lecia

Susan At Glen Oaks Primitives said...

What a stunning bonnet, Pamela. Those plastic needles are a fantastic tip for me to learn about.
Thanks!
Hugs,
Susan

Lynn said...

WOW,WOW,WOW!!!! Simply stunning!!!!
Amazing detail and it is sooo gorgeous!!
Have a wonderful week and I am looking at the picture with my mouth wide open in awe that you created this from seeing a picture of one being worn!!! Not being able to look at it in person and recreating it all on your own!! I am truely in awe of your amazing talent!!
Hugs,
Lynn

Robin at The Primitive Hutch said...

WOW Pam ~ It's Gorgeous!!!
Prim Blessings
Robin

Beccie said...

Gorgeous!!! You did an amazing job! Someone is very lucky to be looking at this bonnet daily. Love it! You are just amazing....very talented!

Have a great day Pam!
Beccie

frontporchprims said...

That is the most gorgeous bonnet I have ever seen. You did a fabulous job. It sold so quickly too:) You are truly talented. -Steph-

A Primitive Homestead said...

Very beautiful with such detail & already sold I see. Blessings!
Lara

Dog Trot Farm said...

I am positive your wonderful bonnet would be Queenie approved. I am in the process of watching Lark Rise to Candleford, season three, disc one...Love it!

Angie Berry said...

Oh my word Pamela, no wonder it's sold. The bonnet is absolutely wonderful!! You have done an excellent job on it girl, love it!

TheCrankyCrow said...

That is positively, absolutely, STUNNING Pamela....I saw it on "the new owner's blog" and was amazed....and it doesn't get less gorgeous looking at it over and over again. Incredible job! Wowsers - what a lot of work in that!!! A real triumph.... Smiles & Hugs ~ Robin (How did I get this far behind??? Yikes!)

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