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Katie Classic

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Classic Hat Monday blog header artwork. Colorful and fab!

Greetings.

This is a very, very early classic hat, and one of our favourites. The colors are marvelous. Let’s start from the top.

The hat’s black dome is patterned in turquoise, magenta, lime and yellow polka dots, followed by a turquoise hatband, and a large magenta brim. Turquoise nosebobs complete the look!

Katie Classic Hat.

Oh. Just for fun, the technical names of the colors used for the polka dots are dark cyan, magenta, alien armpit and electric yellow.

Alien armpit? Hard to believe, but yes, alien armpit. It is the green we used — hex code #66cc00. What a hoot. It gave us a good ol’ chuckle and we bet it will you too. Read about it here »

You see. We are more than “just pretty hats”. Wink.

Updated: 5th July 2024, 4:56 pm est.

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World Social Media Day 2024

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Social Media

We are joining in World Social Media Day celebrations this year, June 30th. Hattingdon does not have a hat for it per se — but she has a gorgeous tied head scarf called Skylar. More below. But first, a little bit about the day.

People use social media for an average of 144 minutes
every single day.

National Day writes:

Open quote in Hattingdon brown.

First, there was the telephone, then the fax machine, and then social media — a revolutionary way of communicating. Since its creation, people have been able to connect with each other like never before.

World Social Media Day was launched by Mashable on June 30, 2010. It was born as a way to recognize social media’s impact on global communication and to bring the world together to celebrate it. 

Friends and family can connect at any moment, and marketers have been able to reach consumers in an entirely new fashion. In fact, people use social media for an average of 144 minutes every single day. Because of its impact on society over the years, Social Media Day was born on June 30, and it has continued to grow in popularity ever since.”

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The look

Now, how about a closer look at the Skylar design. This one is a particular favorite.

Skylar Hattingdon.

She looks as darling as ever. Sigh.

Thank you for stopping by and enjoying a Hattingdon or two with us. As always, we wish you a “hatful of smiles”.

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Stacey Classic

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Stacey Classic Hat featured image blog art.

Welcome to another Classic Hat Monday.

The Stacey classic hat design is one of those looks that can be worn for just about any occasion. The three linked squares in pure white across the front of the dome is a wonderfully classy look.

Stacey Hattingdon classic hat in black with white square
Stacey Hattingdon.

Black and white together always make a crisp, clean fashion statement. We hope you enjoy it.

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Bee a honey

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Honey Hattingdon fashion hat accompanied by two darling bees. Hattingdon Horses.

Hello there. We are especially happy you stopped by because we have another new hat.

Vivian suddenly had the idea of making a beehive inspired hat. It is little bit literal and a little bit whimsical. Here it is.

The color is glorious. Sunny and golden and bright and fun. Hattingdon looks absolutely darling.

Honey Hattingdon cartoon horse.
Honey Hattingdon.

As you can see, Hattingdon has attracted two curious little bees to keep her company. Aren’t they cute?

Vivian named the hat “Honey”. What else? Wink. Click to Shop at Zazzle below. We have a greeting card, square stickers, a flat magnet and unisex kids tees and ladies tees.

• Greeting Card

Greeting Card.

• Square Stickers

Square Stickers. Sheet of 20.

• 3″ x 4″ Magnet

Flat Magnet.

Kids Unisex Tees

Kids Unisex Tee.
Ladies Tee.

Bees important

We owe a lot to our bees. Here is just some of their importance.

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Bees have cultural and environmental importance as pollinators and producers of honey and medicinal products. The movement of pollen between plants is necessary for plants to fertilize and reproduce. Both farmed and wild bees control the growth and quality of vegetation — when they thrive, so do crops.

Bee

Source: MEDICAL NEWS TODAY. Learn more »

Updated: 06/30/24; 1:01 pm.

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