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Lilianna |
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asked Lili what colors she would
like in her beret and she stated
in her most adult voice, "black and
white." She is wearing
a reversible black and white
beret made from old black and white jeans, and a black and
white skirt. Click on the photo
to see the reverse side.
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Isabella
& Francesca |
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making is a pleasure when the
customers are this cute!
Isabella is wearing a red and
gray beret that used to be a
coat and a skirt. Francesca is
wearing a pink and black beret
that comes from a suit jacket
and a pair of black leather
pants. Click on the photo for
another viewpoint.
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Paloma |
| Paloma
is wearing a winter cloche with
a folded-up brim. Made from a
vintage black cashmere coat and
a frumpy red & black
checkered skirt. Flip it, flip
it down, turn it all around.... Add your very own
pin for a custom look. Click on
the photo for another
angle.
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Belton |
| Angelic
Belton in his devilish hat. It
is made from green and lavender
felted wool sweaters, designed
to keep little ears warm even
during those cruel Austin
winters. Click on the photo to
see the details.
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Alp,
aka Alpito |
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nephew Alp looks handsome in his
custom monogrammed hat (made
from red and gray denim pants)
but no amount of digital
manipulation is going to make it
look as if he is happy with it.
Back to the sewing machine until
the little tyrant is
satisfied...
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Teddy |
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wide brimmed hat is perfect for
keeping the sun out of little
faces. When it is time for a nap
in the stroller, flip the rim
down for instant shade. My
one-month old customer Jesse was
unable to pose so Mr. Teddy
stood in as a stunt double.
Click on the photo for a side
view.
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blue
rose of austin |
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very photogenic model Paloma is
wearing a gray wool hat (former
skirt) with blue
cashmere roses (formerly
moth-eaten sweater). Click on the
photo to for a close-up.
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Sabine |
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made this warm, wool hat for my
dear friend Kisla's daughter
Sabine (go to custom designs
page to see Kisla's hat). One of
these days, I hope to catch the
elusive Sabine and snap a
picture of her under this hat!
All the different colors came
from felted wool sweaters. Click
on the photo for details.
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demitasse
designs ~
Fashionable
Children
