DIY Edwardian Bonnet for under $20!

[@cherylhiggins4205]

Well, Edwardian hats were the giant flat hats of the suffragettes with plumes and such. Your hat is actually more of a regency bonnet. But its a lovely regency bonnet.

[@j_fenrir]

@Gabriel Karsyn uhhh... invasion of privacy much?

[@lorenaflores4778]

Está muy lindo .sombrero de pioneros SUD 1850.

[@MadameMushroom]

Thank you! I wear lolita and can't find a bonnet to match my dream jsk and this is so helpful!

[@libellle]

It's really pretty and understandable. The only thing that slightly annoys me is, that it's more of a regency/early Victorian bonnet than a Edwardian one.

[@Ish98]

Very good DIY, easy to follow and make, it’s inspiring to see how we can easily make things with simple stuff instead of spending money on it!! Awesome Work

[@juanquispe3494]

Instructions unclear. I put it on my manly head and now I'm feeling fabulous. **waves like the Queen**

[@j_fenrir]

*Monarch behaviour*

[@simplykathrynrebeca]

Qween shit 👏🏾👏🏾

[@AmaranteMusic]

Thank you for using our song in this!!

[@IreneRudnyk]

Hey guys, I hope you enjoyed this quick DIY. If you decide to make this hat, don't forget to tag me on your social media so can see it !

[@sydneyb70]

I made this in under 10 minutes and it’s so nice!! I’m so excited to wear it and take some photos ☺️

[@keziahm]

Needed this for the reenactment group I'm in. Thank you!

[@thegoodlife6061]

Thanks for sharing. I also adore Regency Era clothing and hats. I just join a Regency Society in my state which I have to make 3-4 ball gowns and 6 day dresses. I collected hat for the spring thru fall but I do not have any straw hats. I will be using your DIY straw hat project as my own.

[@Atreyu_art]

Very beautiful Bonnet Irene! I really think it's awesome that you spend the time to create such cool pieces for your shoots! I especially like when you design your own bouquets for your fairy style shoots! I'm always stoked to see what you come up with! Thank you for sharing this DIY project with us! Cheers from Boston!

[@needlenude]

This is superb! Will definitely be making this

[@janicebutler442]

I LOVE it, I've not thought about using a bonnet, but this makes me want to make one now. I used to do DIY stuff all the time, & now that' i'm doing photography, I'm finding that my DIY skills are coming in handy.... $$$ saver for sure. as usual, I love all of your videos...!!!!

[@sourcherry8928]

thank you for posting this. i’ve always wanted to make a regency style bonnet and this is exactly what i’m going to do

[@annelitacordova404]

I made one and it was super easy with your video. Thanks 😊

[@Stilez]

Wow!! Never cease to amaze. So creative. 👌

[@georgiabartholomew6850]

Beautiful!

[@MarinakeraShow]

Very cool!!!

[@FlowersOfIcetor]

"I'm using a pen to help with the hot glue" Coward!, I cry, with my fingertips melted

[@belle637]

I actually like the feeling

[@denel-eli4491]

@@belle637 same!

[@arahu3748]

I will love to make that for my school project

[@abigailswallow6259]

Amazing! I cannot wait to make one!

[@GilbertTV]

love the idea...not sure im gonna be able to make it ...but i like a challenge... thanks Irene for your inspiration

[@yasminenuhain7257]

So beautiful

[@MixhCosplay]

I love it.

[@Carnivore_Oma]

The Dickens fair is coming up. So thanks so much!

[@Bananaboogiebone]

brilliant Irene

[@roninelenion4805]

Thank you for this. I want to make a bonnet to wear to a costume party, and I'm definitely going to try this method out.

[@josephinegomez2826]

Thank you for sharing this beautiful video i wotry to make one ❤❤❤❤

[@RosaLopez-cw8me]

Very useful, going to use this to make the bonnet for my Little Bo Peep Halloween costume!

[@cherrina44.]

Luv this, it also helps to keep the hat in place on windy days and to look pretty with it, last time I tried to nit a ribbon on my summer hat to my chin it just looked like a taco on my head > >;

[@ddl4374]

😂

[@kelseycoca]

this is so clever! I went to a Victorian tea party today and I wanted to make a hat or a bonnet but I ran out of time after I made a apron but this will be good for next year

[@MothHeart13]

Your DIY videos are amazing!!! I didn't realize I needed them in my life!

[@pattyg8204]

Wow, beautiful!! Thank you for the tutorial. The instructions were clear and the end result was pretty. However, I wondered if the underside in the back (the part that meets the neck) should have been finished along the edge in some way? Also, what about filling the crown so that it is a bit fuller/stiffer, as the Regency bonnets were?

[@diannenaworensky6698]

Very beautiful !!!!

[@greenland5313]

Finally I found a DIY! Thank you so much!

[@TheVintageVegan]

Wow such a great diy!

[@jaqualyaosborne2256]

Yay I found this video again!!!

[@shaikadnan536]

Nice work. I like it

[@AnneAndersonFoxiepaws]

super cute!

[@Kamahla.]

I "diy'd" an Easter bonnet using your instruction 😊 if only I could show you

[@jflores7585]

That's amazing... will you use it in a photoshoot? can't wait to see it...

[@IreneRudnyk]

of course ;)

[@iriskathecat]

Nice work!)

[@Liusila]

This is good DIY - cheap materials, simple solutions, easy hiding of “crimes”.

[@helenadeerest2000]

OH I have hat that's just collecting dust..... time to bust out the glue gun! Thanks for this! :D

[@sindeeswift-york3132]

Very Nice!

[@MsTiaDGB]

You are so amazing!

[@VicentinLlopis]

Irene, es usted insuperable.

[@smsaaristo]

this is really cute & I'm going to attempt making my own. do you have a pic of yourself/someone wearing it?

[@alinne_rosa]

it's beautiful 😍

[@anabeatrizpalizaarias3680]

Eres genial!!!! Gracias por él tutorial, lo haré pronto. Besos.

[@purplecabbage4406]

Thank you!!!

[@chloefloyd9981]

Hi Irene! You are so amazing and I wish I could take amazing photos like you. One day...

[@gigiscrafts1259]

Nice! How did you finish the cut edges?

[@leonkrack]

2:00 "it's really really hot, that's why I'm using a pen to protect my fingers" * uses fingers * 😂😂

[@IreneRudnyk]

Leon Krack haha, true

[@leonkrack]

Irene Rudnyk inspiring video tho!

[@ddl4374]

😂🎉

[@НиколайБашкатов-ч2б]

У тебя золотые руки!

[@hanneke_8594]

I'm just wondering why you don't sew all the ribbons and flowers into the head? Maybe I'm not used to the power of your glue, but if I would glue any decoration on the hat, I might have the feeling that everything falls on the floor the moment I put the hat on XD

[@IreneRudnyk]

The hot glue it very strong. It would be very hard to sew the plastic flowers so glue works so much better.

[@srinivassrinivas7430]

Looking good

[@lelebite1413]

Omg that's what I'm looking for

[@ColleenBooth]

How do you keep the inside lace from bunching up on the circle? Mine won’t lay flat.

[@gerardosantos7855]

i love it

[@jeechan9959]

same. i like victorian fashion

[@charlisabeth]

Great tutorial! If you want something a bit more sturdy I'd recommend sewing everything instead of using glue. Except maybe the flowers, tose are a paint to sew ^^'

[@thekingsdaughter4233]

Ooh, I like it. :-) Did you leave the cut edges "raw", or did you line them with ribbon or something? :-)

[@melainegardener4980]

Very nice but what happened to the edge at the back you cut

[@pastel902]

I'm going to make this for my American girl doll

[@carmenm.4091]

I see a lot of people made the comment already. It’s a lovely bonnet, but neither Victorian or Edwardian. History of fashion is very interesting and fun to study. There are a lot of good books written about the subject. With many good examples of what is what. Please change the title 🙏🏻

[@army_tae1191]

Do you have to sew two ribbons together or is that optional?

[@IreneRudnyk]

Definitely optinal

[@army_tae1191]

Irene Rudnyk thank you!

[@marz.6102]

How would a modern day or a more evolved bonnet look like?

[@MR__-ly5lr]

What fabric is the hat made of?

[@ing-mariekoppel1637]

At 0:45 she tells us it is a straw hat, 5 dollars from Value Village.

[@نورعبدالاله-ص4ي]

Nice

[@alaskacosplay]

Toy Story Bo Peep. That is the vibe of this bonnet.

[@wy4553]

Wow, what a beautiful hat! You have such an artistic eye in so many creative fields. Really glad to see you make new DIY videos, they're so much fun to watch. How do you store your headpieces and hats after you've made them to protect them/retain their form?

[@everettclark6632]

Thanks for the info but you should have finish the edge of the back of the bonnet

[@silviamargaritavargasibarr1342]

Traducirlo al español, por favor

[@YeseniaDLM]

Your DIYs are so upsetting because they remind me how talent less I am... WAAAHHHH :'( Beautiful work.

[@theMiraculousAngelic]

Do you still have this bonnet 👒?

[@jasminnemcdonald94A]

This is a Regency bonnet.

[@lelebite1413]

So cut

[@theironichipstersarehere]

Title: Edwardian Voice-over: Victorian Bonnet: Regency 👁️👄👁️ Not hating, it's a lovely bonnet but just a small critique

[@bluedancelilly]

Edwardian and Victorian are different. You made a Victorian hat, but the title of this video says Edwardian.

[@IreneRudnyk]

Yeah, I should change the title.

[@hopeharrison223]

It’s actually more of a regency bonnet

[@Skyspiders]

At first, I'm like... oooh! And then I'm like... wait... and then I was like... srsly? What about the rest of it!? What about ( a thousand other little details) and then suddenly in my head, I hear Irene going " GTFO it's my damn bonnet I do what I want! " and I realize... yeah... actually that's completely valid and interestingly enough deeply freeing too. I mean... how great is this for like a one-day costume finisher? Would I wear it to a historical society gathering? No. Absolutely not. But for a DIY lolita group meeting or like adding that last-minute emergency bonnet to an outfit that MUST have a bonnet! - perfect- I mean imagine how many events could use a lovely bonnet but that need event or holiday specificity. You gonna spend a literal eternity sewing buckram and hand-dyed silk trim for a bonnet that gets used for one outfit only or one that gets used only once a year? F*ck no your gonna grab your hot glue gun and your stash of crappy dollar store sun hats and you're gonna Irene Rudnyk the sh*t out of that thing then fold it up away in the closet and use it once a year or every time you wear that one outfit you made it for even though the bonnet doesn't match and can't be used for anything else and it'll be okay - cause it cost you 20$ and only took a day to make. Fabulous. You'll save your bonnet masterpiece - (whenever you finally finish it/ can afford the material/ the time to make it) for much more sophisticated and multiple-use/multiple outfit occasions and more historically accurate events and then keep it in a pristine crystal glass treasure box on a head-form in the closet that you made out of a live cast of your own upper body with temperature control ceader planks..... and then it really hits me.... Psh... man seriously do I even need a masterpiece bonnet - is that my life? No. I don't think so- Thanks Irene for showing us that a bonnet that looks nice in a picture from far away is perfectly acceptable. I love that. I definitely want a spectrum of historical costumers. I have appreciation and respect for the " period police" but some of us just feel enthusiastic and simply don't have the privilege that other people do - and that is and always should be okay and acceptable in every enthusiast community. ( looking at you lolitas and BJD elitists)

[@shirleycilenti9026]

J

[@amte3304]

4th

[@petuniaandpoppy4615]

The. Edwardians. Didn't. Wear. Bonnets.

[@army_tae1191]

Petunia and Poppy actually, little girls did. I have several pictures of little girls wearing bonnets just like these.

[@ramarosata1087]

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[@ramarosata1087]

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