I'm now helping friends with a cute science-based rabbit game, which means I have a version where I can edit the genetic info 😏 Of course I couldn't miss out on a chance to make the initial pair of bunnies white with red eyes and end up with the heavenly setup in this video. 😁 Thought I'd share!
Hi! I'm making a bonnet like this one to match a gothic dress I have, and now trying to make the front ruffle exactly this way: I like that it isn't too "widespread", unlike the "windcatcher" type of bonnet I made some years ago 😅
I'm starting to think that the ruffle here is not just a straight gathered bias-cut stripe tapered at the ends, but more like a circle-shaped detail (not sure if I explain it well enough, I mean when you draft a circle and take a "bagel" of the desired width from it). Therefore there's not much bulk where it attaches to the rest of the bonnet.
Or am I really overthinking and it *is* indeed a tapered stripe detail?
Thanks in advance, and sorry for the likely confusing description!
I'm a community manager in videogames, and sometimes the tasks I do are highly unusual: this time I challenged myself with crocheting 20 mini-bunnies to give to people for playing our game - of course, it's about bunnies! About bunny genetics, to be precise: I thought that the fact that each crochet bunny is imperfect and different from others fits this concept very well.
I'm quite experienced with crocheting, so it was relatively quick and super fun to do - the bows and the "necklace" cards took a while though.
All 20 bunnies found their owners at the showcase, so... my team is considering that I make some for the next showcase too! 😄