North Vangroovy 1971
31 December 2006 at 12:11 am | In All About CCM Hats, Craftsmen--Fiber, Family, Fashion, Holidays, Home, Life | 2 CommentsTags: 1971, British Columbia, brothers, christmas, dogs, Vancouver
Big brothers and a big dog… what more could a little girl want?
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Art-to-Wear for Every Head
Each of my Heirloom Handknit Hats begins as a giant, over-sized stocking cap, knit by hand of llama and wool.
Next, it is shrunk into a thick, durable felt in the washing machine, which is then shaped by hand and air-dried.
Finally, each hat is lined with a silky ribbon to keep it's shape and provide lasting comfort. Many are finished with freehand embroidery, as unique as the wearer.
All are signed, dated and numbered by hand.
With less than 200 made each year, these hats are truly limited-editon, art-to-wear pieces that will provide years of warmth and comfort for the lucky owner.
Want to know more...
-about the hats (& pricing)
-about me, or
-about this site?
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My Goal
I strive to create highly functional, exquisitely handcrafted art-to-wear Heirloom Handknit Hats.
Winter is wonderful... but not if you are cold. That's where a lovely, warm hat fits in!
If wearing one of my hats helps you get outside and enjoy yourself, then I will have played my small part in making your world a little warmer and brighter.
Your head is sacred. I aim to create original art-to-wear hats that are worthy of your head. -
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my web site will be up and running by next week.. i love you and i love your work….. this is the first year that i wish i had one of your hats cause its been cold here in vancouver. that is one big dog please say hi to the family.
i am and always will be Trash aka terry robison
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