Showing posts with label Mourner's Hat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mourner's Hat. Show all posts

Friday, November 24, 2017

Tis The Season

Happy Friday, everyone! Today I'm over on the SVG Attic Blog sharing my first Christmas Project. It's been two years since I've used the Mourner's Hat from the JGW Raven Quest Kit to create a Christmas Top Hat. 


I originally made this hat for my Mother and she used it for two years. And then I said "Mom, it's time to let it go", it was becoming a little worn. She insisted that I make another one to replace it, I agreed and here we are.  I used DCWV Merry Memories Stack and the embellishments are repurposed from an old "designer" tree she had. 





And here's the original hat from two years ago and a link to that post, The Magic of Christmas. 

Here's to a wonderful Holiday Season! 


As always, thanks for joining us today!


Friday, March 4, 2016

Look I Made A Hat with SVG Attic



Hi, everyone! Today I'm sharing a great way to use the JGW Mourner's Hat from the JGW Raven Quest Collection for Spring/Summer. I love this hat because you can use it for anything. Seriously, 
I've used it for Spring, Summer, and Christmas. Maybe I should use it for Halloween sometime. 
This time, I made it for my Mom, she loves the hat too. She requested it be yellow with gray and go from Easter/Spring to Summer. 

  
This is a picture of JGW Raven's Quest Mourner's Hat made for Spring/Summer with yellows and grays.
Summer

So I used yellow cardstock to create the hat and a warm gray patterned paper for 
trim, bow, and feather. The flowers, leaves, and moss are from my craft stash. 

This is a picture of JGW Raven's Quest Mourner's Hat made for Spring/Summer with yellows and grays.
Easter/Spring


You find all the details on my blog, In The Crafting Cave with Lisa.
This is a picture of JGW Raven's Quest Mourner's Hat made for Spring/Summer with yellows and grays.
The eggs are removable.
TIP:
Wood Skewers are a must In The Crafting Cave. They save your fingers from hot glue. I used one cut into thirds glued to the back of the Easter Eggs so they can be removed after Easter easily.
You can find them at Walmart and other big box stores. 
As always, thanks for stopping by and have an amazing weekend! 

I'm entering this into the following:
Silhouette Challenge #35 - Anything Goes