Evergreen Bonnet
Evergreen Bonnet
This vintage-style bonnet pattern adapts to all seasons. Make with breezy cottons for carefree summer days or with wintery wool to frame those delicious cold-infused pink cheeks. From tiny newborns to fun loving teens - this pattern does it all.
Easy-to-make and versatile, this pattern uses less than half a metre/yard of fabric, perfect for using up those scraps of your most precious fabrics.
Skill level: Adventurous beginner
The brims of the Riverstone Bonnet also work on Evergreen, details here.
- Sizes newborn - teen
- 4 closure options, Chin Strap, Self Tie, DIY Tie, and No Tie
- Peak option
- 7 optional animals: Fox, Bear, Bunny, Panda, Kitty, Mouse, and Puppy
Make old things new again! Twig & Tale patterns pair wonderfully with recycled fabrics. Look to gently used corduroy, linen or wool trousers, woollen blankets, and leather/suede garments for inspiration.
Sizing + Supplies
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Printing Info
This digital pattern is tiled and designed to print using your home printer on either US Letter, or A4 paper.
The pattern includes a “layers” feature, allowing you to print only the size(s) you need, or all of the sizes. Full step-by-step printing instructions are supplied.
This pattern also includes an additional wide format file that can be taken to a local copy shop and printed on a single sheet of A0 paper.
A Projector file is also included for those who wish to project the pattern directly onto the fabric using a home projector.
FAQ
Babies and young children should always be supervised while wearing a hat with ties. Please note that safety compliance rules regarding ties vary greatly from one country to another - please research your local regulations and choose a tie method accordingly, or if in doubt select the “no tie” option.
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- Resources
The Evergreen Bonnet pattern includes video tutorials for all steps of construction.
View a sample below, with the full videos included in the pattern tutorial at purchase.
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Such a simple pattern that gives a great result each and every time. I love bow versatile it is, changing it with fabrics, ties and the different ears
Another little hat made for my grandson. I love how quick they are to make up and very comfortable for children to wear on these icy days!
Love this wee pattern and used it to make grandchildren 2 and 4 an Easter Bonnet each using the rabbit ears. Very easy instructions and the recipients loved their early Easter gift.
I bought this a couple of weeks ago and I have already made 5 of these!
I don’t usually sew with woven fabrics but this is a nice quick sew and quite easy.
It’s so cute!
Fantastic instructions that are easy to follow. I made my son a rabbit bonnet for the Easter hat parade we hand stiched pipe cleaners around the outside of the ears and put a couple of stitches at the back of the ears and the ears stood up, it was very cute.
Such a cute simple pattern. I really love the way it turned out but I didn't like pressing the seams - maybe because I hate ironing or it was easter eve at midnight and I should have been in bed haha. they went perfect with the Barefoot Romper my kids looked soooo cute
I bought this pattern to make my granddaughter and great nieces Easter bunny hats. I made 4 in less than two hours. Two with fur and cotton, one linen, one velvet and one corduroy. They all worked up beautifully in each fabric and were a dream to sew. The little girls loved them! I can’t wait to make some more!
I was so impressed with the ease of making this little hat! The pattern was simple to follow and only took me a couple of hours from printing the pattern to completion. I made it in a fine corduroy, lined with drill. Little ones can be reluctant to wear hats but my grandson happily wears his as it has plenty of room with a comfortable chin strap. I will definitely be making more and exploring other Twig and Tale patterns in the future.
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Such a simple pattern that gives a great result each and every time. I love bow versatile it is, changing it with fabrics, ties and the different ears
Another little hat made for my grandson. I love how quick they are to make up and very comfortable for children to wear on these icy days!
Love this wee pattern and used it to make grandchildren 2 and 4 an Easter Bonnet each using the rabbit ears. Very easy instructions and the recipients loved their early Easter gift.
I bought this a couple of weeks ago and I have already made 5 of these!
I don’t usually sew with woven fabrics but this is a nice quick sew and quite easy.
It’s so cute!
Fantastic instructions that are easy to follow. I made my son a rabbit bonnet for the Easter hat parade we hand stiched pipe cleaners around the outside of the ears and put a couple of stitches at the back of the ears and the ears stood up, it was very cute.
Such a cute simple pattern. I really love the way it turned out but I didn't like pressing the seams - maybe because I hate ironing or it was easter eve at midnight and I should have been in bed haha. they went perfect with the Barefoot Romper my kids looked soooo cute
I bought this pattern to make my granddaughter and great nieces Easter bunny hats. I made 4 in less than two hours. Two with fur and cotton, one linen, one velvet and one corduroy. They all worked up beautifully in each fabric and were a dream to sew. The little girls loved them! I can’t wait to make some more!
I was so impressed with the ease of making this little hat! The pattern was simple to follow and only took me a couple of hours from printing the pattern to completion. I made it in a fine corduroy, lined with drill. Little ones can be reluctant to wear hats but my grandson happily wears his as it has plenty of room with a comfortable chin strap. I will definitely be making more and exploring other Twig and Tale patterns in the future.