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The Closet of Lulu Persnickety

A collection of oddities found in the closet of a most peculiar woman.
 

Care for Some Tea ?!?


Every one needs a good Mad Hatter hat around for kicks, right? This was made during my hat making class. Unfortunately this one didn't come out as wonderfully as I had hoped. I mean it looks good, and most of the construction was solid, but the "lid" just didn't come out as planned. The top of the hat is removable, to serve as a tray for the magically procured tea set. My hopes were to glue down a toy tea set to the inside but the hat didn't live long enough. It was crushed while moving. It was made of buckram and covered with green velvet. R.I.P.

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