The Cartoon Horse with Hat-titude
Hattingdon looks absolutely stunning in a gorgeous green and black fashion hat decorated with two very charming poinsettias. We named the hat “Chrissie”.
Chrissie Hattingdon
This is a very, very popular hat. It may very well may turn out to be the fan favourite this Christmas. We will see. It is very pretty isn’t it?
Hope this finds you well, and Hattingdon’s Christmas toppers are bringing you “a hatful of smiles”.
Created by ©Vivian J Grant. All Rights Reserved.
by HATTINGDON STAFF
Hello there! We are staying with the classic hat silhouette for a bit since the classic hat countdown brought such a lot of new interest.
Who remembers this classic hat?
Here is Robin 2018 in blue and red.
Can’t you just see some of these designs on merchandise and sold at Target? How cool would that be? Alas, it’s all just a bit of fun. We thought you might get a kick out of seeing it, though. Which one(s) would you pick?
© Vivian J. Grant.
Hope you had a fun Halloween. Here is what Hattingdon chose to wear. It’s brand new!
A bat and a hat modeled on Egyptian headwear. What a combination . . . . and how fun!
See you again here soon.
By © Vivian J. Grant
After about a year or two of making hats for Hattingdon, Mrs Farrell created a basic hat silhouette and began designing for it. It came to be called the “classic hat.” They were immediately popular, building up a large and dedicated fanbase that is still going strong today, more than a dozen years later.
As voted by the Hattingdon Classic Hat Club, in reverse order, here are their top ten favourite classic hats of all time.
Drum roll please! And the winner is . . . .
The Hattingdon Classic Hat Club also voted (without our asking them — this is a rowdy crowd!) on their favourite Classic Hat for Christmas.
They have done a good job.
Thank you for stopping by here with us, and come back soon!
By © Vivian J. Grant
Hattingdon is off to the cinema to take in a movie. And she has the “picture perfect” hat to wear. It is a novelty hat based on popcorn, the kind you get at the movies in a red and white striped box.
This is a recreated version of the first one made by Hattingdon’s hatmaker, Mrs Farrell. She chose the name Zea which is part of the classification name for the type of maize that popcorn is made from.
See you again here soon!
©Vivian J. Grant.
Updated 10.22.21 10.22am.
Don’t you just love it when you come across something delightful you forgot you had? Well, that is what happened with the Veda hat. Vivian must have created this very early on. I love a dramatic silhouette when it comes to hats, don’t you?
This hat is a gorgeous green, kind of Fall-ish. Yet I still want to wear summery colours — because it is still so warm. In the high 70’s most days. And the leaves have not even begun to change, which I miss very, very much. Maybe we will have a late but long Fall and a short winter.
See you again here soon.
Love, Hattingdon.
© Vivian J. Grant, creator and designer.
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