New pattern: The Evie Bonnet

The newest pattern to join my collection is the sweet “Evie Bonnet”. A charming vintage inspired and wonderfully fluffy bonnet that you can embellish with your favourite ribbons and lace.

Easy enough for beginners and absolute perfection as a photography prop! In fact, I designed this pattern when I was pregnant with Piper primarily because I wanted something ridiculously fluffy and decadent for the photographs I took of her as a newborn. Although I think this works best as a prop, it is also lovely as a “normal” hat, just maybe a little impractical.

You can purchase the Evie Bonnet pattern for $5.00AUD as an immediate PDF download.

You will need a 4.5mm circular needle & set of double point needles.
1 skein of Aslan Trends Invernal
OR
1 – 3 balls of Plymouth yarn Angora.
Ribbon of your choice.

Pattern covers sizes true newborn to toddler.

(Please never leave a baby alone with this hat on).

Want to know why I called it the “Evie” bonnet? Piper’s middle name is Evangeline (evie!) and Evie was a HIGH contender in the name stakes before she was born. It seems to be rather vintagey itself too, which I found rather fitting.

Not a knitter? I will be offering some of these bonnets, hand-knit by myself, in my etsy store soon.

xox Amanda

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