How Do You Make An Easter Bonnet?
The first Easter bonnets were simple wreaths of braided flowers worn as halo-style hats. These fresh, floral designs were created to celebrate the demise of winter and the return of spring. For hundreds of years, people have donned their Sunday best to attend Easter church services and spring social events. Flower-adorned bonnets are one of the fun, traditional forms of Easter garb, and it is simple to make your own with a few inexpensive supplies and some creative flair. Step 1 Select wire-edged ribbon and dried or artificial flowers to complement the spring color palatte of your Easter outfit. Measure the circumference of the crown of your bonnet and cut the ribbon to the correct size. Step 2 Use your glue gun to attach the ribbon at the base of the hat’s brim until ends meet. Secure the ends with hot glue. Alternately, you may secure ribbon with a hat pin. Step 3 Glue flowers and wooden egg or bird shapes, or other Easter novelties around the brim of the hat, leaving portions of the
