Showing posts with label hats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hats. Show all posts

Thursday, January 26, 2012

ModMomCrochet


Geesh, not another post about my kids! I know, I know.  I've been lacking in inspiration lately, and thus I have ANOTHER post about Goosey and Maverick.


My friend, Katy, recently took up crocheting, and has created some of the most adorable kids hats ever.  Goosey and Maverick are sporting their new owl hats (ridiculously sweet).  Goosey carries hers around all day long!



Lucky for us, Katy sells her creations at ModMomCrochet on Etsy (check back often!).  Now, check out her girl and boy sock monkey hats on Facebook (search for MomMomCrochet).  YOU. WILL. DIE. from pure cuteness.  I just have to get the pumpkin hat and the newsgirl hat (and every other hat she offers).  I'm totally obsessed, and I'm sure you will be too!

Hugs to our followers (especially Katy!),
LC

Saturday, April 30, 2011

“…going to Bloomingdales to buy a hat that will turn out to be a mistake - as almost all hats are.”

Watching the Royal Wedding yesterday, amid all of the celebrities, high fashion and romance, I was reminded of the entry title quoted from You've Got Mail.  There are only a lucky few women who can pull off a hat.  Princess Kate Middleton is one of them.  She looks spectacular in (almost) all of her "Fascinator" headwear (the Ushanka-ish fur hat may have been a slight misstep).  Between her royal status, her arm candy, her sense of style, and her ability to pull off a wide array of hats, I'm finding more and more reasons to be jealous of the new Duchess of Cambridge. 

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 Other women aren’t so lucky. 

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I've been thinking long and hard about getting a floppy black beach hat for the summer.

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I'm pretty confident I'd fall into the second category of pictures.  I'd constantly be trying to convince myself that Meg Ryan was wrong in You've Got Mail.  But, even if I made it out of my house with the hat on, I'd remove it thirty seconds later out of pure paranoia that strangers were commenting on it.  

So, I have to say, regardless of the outcome, hats off (::pun intended::) to those women who have the courage to sport these head accessories. 

Hugs to our followers,
LC