Lovely Little Lolitas

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Yo Hatter!

Normally when I share hats from stores I pick a few highlights to present.  Every so often, though, I find a shop with too many lovely hats.  You can normally tell because your computer is bogged down with extra pictures.  Well, this is another one of those moments.  These hats are from Yo Hatter Hatter.  What makes this shop super special it they have a Etsy shop and a main site (yohatterhatter.com), which includes a video on how to wear a tiny hat.  I salute you, Yo Hatter Hatter.

Autumn Plumage

A great place to find tiny hats with a more autumn color scheme are shops that have a steampunk selection.  Not all steampunk accessories are covered in cogs.  These hats from Hustle -n- Bustle are a great example.  Sometimes looking in unexpected places can get you great results.  I think feathers are great accents.

Clockwork Doll

These curious dolls are the the creation of Michele Lynch.  The steampunk influence is quite obvious, though I would describe them as Tim Burton-esque.  While a bit creepy, I find them to be completely adorable.

Lady Narf

 
Today I bring you hats from Lady Narf's Wigs n' Wear.  The detail of these hats is amazing to me.  The clock on the above hat has the lovely painted look, but the hands are actually there.  The pirate mini stove pipe below has an almost antique feel.  Many of the hats at the shop have the same antique feel with a pinch of quirk.  Which do you like best?

Glitz, Glamor, and Tiny Hats

This one is my favorite.

Jenkitty's Closet isn't your usual Victorian/steampunk inspired tiny hats. These hats range in size (small to mini) and style.  Some are glitzy, some have cogs, and the one directly below has an Asian feel.  There are even a couple of witch hats on display.  (I think we have more than proven you can properly design and sell tiny witch hats.)

I love this witch hat.

The Henniker Hatter

The Henniker Hatter specializes in steampunk and Victorian min hats.  These hats all seem very durable and are pretty unique.  Which one do you like best?

Friday's Sampling

Today's sampling of tiny hats comes from Sarah's Fancy Feathers.  Enjoy the steampunk and pirate inspired goodies!

All in the Craftsmanship

Today we are graced with hats from Miss Groves UK Steampunkery.  It is a custom for some who make tiny hats to use felt hats and such for the base.  Not Miss Groves.  All the bases are hand made by pattern making.  Each one is cut out and hand wired before the base is covered.  Now that is quality craftsmanship.

Nevermind Creations

Bright and dark at the same time.

These hats are from Nevermind Creations, which has a nice selection of Steampunk as well as Gothic/Lolita tiny hats.

Elegant.

The peacock feathers are a nice touch.

This hat is timeless.

Just so vibrant.

Notice the musical notes around the band.

Beautiful and deadly. ;-)

Good Day, Gentlemen

If you are a collector of Tiny Hats, then this is a must.  Not only is this hat from Artisan Maskers made with upcylced material and eco-felt, it has a monocle.  A Monocle!  How freaking cool is that?!  At the moment this is the only hat up on Artisan Maskers, but I think we would all love to see more of Emily's (their hatter) work.