I Sewed the Cutest Bonnet! | 18th Century Yorktown Bonnet Bonnet Pattern Test

Hello Friends! This week, we are pattern testing the Yorktown Bonnet, a 18th - early 19th century Bonnet by Penny River Costumes and GoodWivesLinens. The pattern says it is for 1860 through 1900, but I'm pretty sure you can push it into regency a smidge! This pattern was super thorough, and really easy to put together! There are instructions for historical and modern methods of putting it together as well as easier and harder ways of construction. They give you multiple ways to decorate and pleat this hat and it's all very clear when you make it! I would say this would be very beginner hat-making friendly! Do click the link and get yourself a copy of this very common bonnet, it comes highly recommended! If you liked this video, please give it a thumbs up and if you are new here, please subscribe and leave me a comment down below to introduce yourself! ★People and Things Mentioned in this Video★ The Bonnet Pattern: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1415819171/presale-yorktown-18th-century-bonnet _______________________________________________________ Things people ask me about (Some of these are affiliate links): Amazon Store Page - (has books, sewing stuff, and filming equipment - affiliate) - https://www.amazon.com/shop/costumingdrama My Sewing Machine - Is a Janome Continental M7 https://www.janome.com/machines/sewing/continental-m7/ My Cutting table is 2 kitchen countertops and 4 kitchen cabinets from Ikea and the top measures 73" x 51" Wool Ironing Pad: https://www.t