We were told at school today that the Nursery children will need to wear their homemade Easter bonnets on the last day of school next week. So me being me and loving a challenge, I began to research ideas which Matilda and I will put together at the weekend via a trip to Hobby Craft. I've come across some incredible designs which will probably prove beyond our capabilities.
Easter Bonnets were traditionally worn together with new clothing, as a symbol of new beginnings, a celebration of redemption and spiritual renewal. Now I think it's an excuse to get creative and have fun with the refreshing Spring colours.
I thought I'd share with you some of the images I found, in case you are also in the same boat as me, not wanting to disappoint your child with a lacklustre bonnet. Enjoy and get inspired!
Image from Susanna's sketch book
Image from The Organised Housewife
Image from The Organised Housewife
Image from a Pinterest user
Image from ullam
Image from Newbury Today
Image from Tales of a Stitching Mouse
Image from Guardian Series
Image from Guardian Series
Image from Dog Mom 11
Image from Zu4ki
Easter Bonnets were traditionally worn together with new clothing, as a symbol of new beginnings, a celebration of redemption and spiritual renewal. Now I think it's an excuse to get creative and have fun with the refreshing Spring colours.
I thought I'd share with you some of the images I found, in case you are also in the same boat as me, not wanting to disappoint your child with a lacklustre bonnet. Enjoy and get inspired!
Image from Susanna's sketch book
Image from The Organised Housewife
Image from The Organised Housewife
Image from a Pinterest user
Image from ullam
Image from Newbury Today
Image from Tales of a Stitching Mouse
Image from Guardian Series
Image from Guardian Series
Image from Dog Mom 11
Image from Zu4ki
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