Good Morning my lovelies, Pinquette Mary here on this
gorgeous Saturday Morning! Today I am so excited to share my Anything
Goes post with you. I recently ordered some gorgeous fabric covered
buttons from the Pinque Peacock Shop and Jessica just whipped them up right in time for me to use on my projects. I just love Nanas' Pillowcase collection.
Yup, I said projects using the same base but using different embellishments to add that sense of style. Here we go......
I am fortunate enough to be able to test patterns for a doll pattern company where the designers have you test their patterns before they are released so that all the kinks are worked out and you have a well thought out pattern. When I tested this Cloche as well as a "straw" hat pattern I knew there would be a way to use the fabulous Pinque Peacock buttons in the decorative phase. Recently Jess sent me the ones I needed to finish these so first I had to tweak the pattern.
I did want to explain a little about my "models". Samantha is an American Girl doll I got on ebay. The one on the left is an Our Generation doll from Target. When testing patterns I use both dolls to ensure that they fit both. The 3 Girl Jam ribbon is great to use for these since it has a little "give" to account for the different size heads. The AG dolls have wayyyyy more personality as well. But I digress....
Did you know that you can specialize how you want your buttons? You can have them either with shank or no shank. The pink one on the left is without the shank so I could just glue it on the crocheted flower whereas the one on the left has the shank so I could just sew it on the raffia bow. I also used some 3 Girl Glam crinkle ribbon on the purple hat (I know it looks blue, but, trust me it's purple!) Yes, Jess also carries this great ribbon in the SHOP in a variety of colors.
Here is the same shank button application on the straw hat. Again these buttons are great and very versatile and really can dress up a project. I case you are not into dolls, this would be a great way to dress up your own beach hat for a truly distinctive look. This would be great to add a group of these buttons with some crinkle ribbon. Cool idea, huh?
Have you heard about our new Crafty Kit Club? Just follow the link below and check it out! I will be showcase a July kit and can't wait til I get it in!
I am entering this project in the Link Up, how about you, There is still time 'til the end of the month. See you over there!
Yup, I said projects using the same base but using different embellishments to add that sense of style. Here we go......
I am fortunate enough to be able to test patterns for a doll pattern company where the designers have you test their patterns before they are released so that all the kinks are worked out and you have a well thought out pattern. When I tested this Cloche as well as a "straw" hat pattern I knew there would be a way to use the fabulous Pinque Peacock buttons in the decorative phase. Recently Jess sent me the ones I needed to finish these so first I had to tweak the pattern.
I did want to explain a little about my "models". Samantha is an American Girl doll I got on ebay. The one on the left is an Our Generation doll from Target. When testing patterns I use both dolls to ensure that they fit both. The 3 Girl Jam ribbon is great to use for these since it has a little "give" to account for the different size heads. The AG dolls have wayyyyy more personality as well. But I digress....
Did you know that you can specialize how you want your buttons? You can have them either with shank or no shank. The pink one on the left is without the shank so I could just glue it on the crocheted flower whereas the one on the left has the shank so I could just sew it on the raffia bow. I also used some 3 Girl Glam crinkle ribbon on the purple hat (I know it looks blue, but, trust me it's purple!) Yes, Jess also carries this great ribbon in the SHOP in a variety of colors.
Here is the same shank button application on the straw hat. Again these buttons are great and very versatile and really can dress up a project. I case you are not into dolls, this would be a great way to dress up your own beach hat for a truly distinctive look. This would be great to add a group of these buttons with some crinkle ribbon. Cool idea, huh?
Have you heard about our new Crafty Kit Club? Just follow the link below and check it out! I will be showcase a July kit and can't wait til I get it in!
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9 comments:
Mary these are just too stinkin cute!!!!!
Mary I love love love these hats.. they are wonderful.
Laura D.
wow these turned out awesome. Just too cute Mary. HUGS AJ
These are soooo adorable!!!!
Love the hats. I can crochet, but nothing like this. Simply wonderful and love the ribbons and buttons you have added.
Soooo adorable... even our accessories need accessories and what better way then with PP Products! :)
Awesome job on the hats and the buttons add that special touch!
These are so cute! Buttercup just told her doll needs these lol
what a fabulous idea, these little hats are so adorable and what a beautiful adornment to add to them
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