That Word Grrl (formerly BetNoir) ([info]thatwordgrrl) wrote in [info]bigdamnknitters,
2005-11-17 11:42:00
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Offering to Make a Hat? Want One Made?

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[info]thatwordgrrl

November 17 2005, 20:58:24 UTC 6 years ago

Yeah, that should be good.

I'd just ask that people not get all whimsical in the brainpan and give out their full mailing address.

For their protection, mostly. :>

[info]divinebird

November 18 2005, 03:18:58 UTC 6 years ago

COOL! Where will you be? I'm in Northern CT, right on the MA border. Drop me a line! This state NEEDS some rocking. ;)

[info]tvini

November 17 2005, 23:23:04 UTC 6 years ago

http://www.jaynehat.com
or
http://www.wearwithstyle.com

Right now (and for the foreseeable future, since I have no spare time) they go to exactly the same place.

I'm in the Southeastern US, but I ship worldwide.

[info]wilderose

November 17 2005, 23:41:59 UTC 6 years ago

I'm in Texas and my email is wilderose @ livejournal dot net

[info]deadkat

November 18 2005, 00:14:11 UTC 6 years ago

Jen - Australia (OMG - Antipodes!). I am happy to ship worldwide.
Emails to setbubby@hotmail.com

[info]deadkat

March 4 2006, 00:27:18 UTC 6 years ago

Please note updates - email is now jenmay.davis@gmail, and I accept payments through paypal.

[info]divinebird

November 18 2005, 03:16:03 UTC 6 years ago

I'm Jenny, from Connecticut, USA. My email is chocobogoddess at hotmail dot com.

I also have an etsy shop at http://divinebird.etsy.com and I regularly post images in my gallery at my website, http://www.mare-serenitatis.net.

:)

Anonymous

November 18 2005, 03:55:13 UTC 6 years ago

Jayne hats

bara22684 at juno dot com

Selling Jayne hats in eastern MA

Also making customized Jayne hats (Just made a Santa Claus version of the Jayne hat)

[info]anaesthetise

November 18 2005, 05:58:22 UTC 6 years ago

Jen, Australia - happy to ship anywhere worldwide
skweetis33@gmail.com

[info]ankhet

November 21 2005, 05:07:24 UTC 6 years ago

Courtney, from CA. Bay Area/Santa Cruz-ish, if that matters.

email is ankhet at livejournal dot com

Until summertime comes, I'm kinda swamped (mm, college, yay!). Until then, I will be happy to make a Jayne hat for someone if everyone else is engaged, but I'd rather be towards the bottom of people's "will you make me a Jayne hat?" list until at least late April or early May. Thanks!

[info]ankhet

November 21 2005, 05:09:18 UTC 6 years ago

also, as a group question about selling/making hats: should there be a general price range we should agree on, so as not to be in massive competition with each other (and therefore have someone potentially feel ripped off if the person they end up getting is one of the more expensive ones), or just, "price of yarn, plus $x/hr", or, is it really just up to the makers/sellers to quote a price and then for the buyer to choose yay or nay, buyer beware?

[info]tesseracting

December 3 2005, 20:23:29 UTC 6 years ago

Just like Jayne's (but avaliable with a skull and crossbones and more)

spacepiratejayne@gmail.com

[info]brdgt

December 14 2005, 15:05:54 UTC 6 years ago

I have two available right now, email me soon about them and I could probably get them to you by Christmas 05'





Email is brdgt at livejournal dot com.

[info]brdgt

January 6 2006, 22:44:28 UTC 6 years ago

I just got a bunch of acrylic yarn - if you are allergic to wool - I can whip one up in a couple days.

[info]trinsf

December 30 2005, 07:11:24 UTC 6 years ago

In SF Bay area California -- I'm jaynehat at arachnean dot com.

[info]ladyceleste

December 30 2005, 15:18:05 UTC 6 years ago

Aimee C., glittermakesmehappy at comcast dot net. Located in the Philadelphia area, but can ship to anywhere.

I make my Jayne hats out of acrylic/wool blend (machine washable!), and can use wool if requested. My sample is located here:
Yay for Cunning Hats. (final will come with pom-pom)

[info]desertrosedark

June 27 2009, 00:45:16 UTC 2 years ago

It seems like it's been a while since anyone has commented here, but I'll give it a try.

I can't knit to save my soul, but I have three beloved geeks who each want a Jayne hat. One is an adult man with a fairly large skull (and thick hair), the second is an adult man with a medium-sized skull and short-cropped hair (although I would think that erring on the side of too large a hat would be a good idea), and the third is a 15-year-old boy with a fairly large skull. I'm thinking that cotton yarn would be a better idea than wool, as the two adult men live in Florida and the geek-in-training lives in a fairly warm part of North Carolina.

If anyone is willing to knit these hats, please email me at azdesertrose at gmail dot com and we can discuss exact measurements (I can measure the Floridians myself, and I think I can get someone to measure the North Carolinian), cost, and other details. I would prefer to pay via Paypal.

Thank you very much.
DesertRose (I'm a Browncoat too but I don't wear hats because I have WAY too much hair :D)

[info]thatwordgrrl

June 27 2009, 02:02:18 UTC 2 years ago

FWIW...

The first adult JayneHat I made was for a Big Bald Floridian Coconut. Made it out of Lamb's Pride Bulky and there's been nary a complaint about the wool being too warm. :>

[info]desertrosedark

June 27 2009, 06:42:14 UTC 2 years ago

Okay. I know wool breathes (unlike synthetic textiles) but I wasn't sure if wool would be too warm.
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