Although I’m not a royal watcher, I have to admit I snuck a peek at the wedding celebrations last week between Prince William and Kate Middleton. After watching the event and then attending a fabulous Royal-themed luncheon with dear friends of mine, I couldn’t help but think how fine an oogly could look all dressed up with the perfect topper.
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| A doily makes the base of a fancy hat |
So, I set out to explore the variations of fanciful hats and plumage you can create with clay, doilies, pipecleaners and other things I had accumulated in my studio.
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| Pipe cleaners are easy to twist into hats |
Of course, I also had to pay homeage to my roots and get a little western flair going on. Probably wouldn't have gone over too well with the royal paparazzi.
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| A little western slant with feathers for this oogly |
Speaking of paparazzi - they did a fine job of the fashion coverage with lots of photos of the hats from every angle. My favorite was the elegant, asian-infuenced hat worn by Lady Frederick Windsor.
Did you have one? What kind of hat would your oogly wear?
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