How I Keep Tiny Noggins Warm.

I've reached my final week of formal training for my new job!  Which is to say that I've got one more week of full-time craziness before I assume the part-time job I actually signed up for, but I'm still really enjoying it, and I'm truly learning a ton every day.  And I'm feeling a lot more confident in this, so that's good too.

That said, it was nice to have the day off yesterday.  I spent most of that day being crafty.  One could say, MONSTROUSLY crafty. (ooooh soooo punny.)

A few weeks ago I posted a child's fleece hat to the Etsy Monster, and a very good friend of mine messaged me almost instantly to say "you made that?  Think it would fit my kid?"

And, you know, yes I think it would fit... except he doesn't have one tiny noggin running around his home for that hat to cover.  He has two babes, two noggins.  And as such, I couldn't just send one hat.  Plus, the perk of being a friend to the great KpMcD (if I can toot my own horn for a minute), is that I'm a giver.  (and I do enjoy any good reason to plop myself in front of a project, let's be real.)

So yesterday I craft-nerded out and put together two monster hats just for those two awesome little men.  I can't wait until they get to try them on, so I'm off to send them off in the mail right now!

Did you like Monsters as a little kid?  

What was your favorite fashion accessory*?

Did you like dress up?  

What did you dress up as?  

Tell me in the comments!

*I had a vest/ dinosaur costume.  It was fleece and pink and tied together in the front with ribbons.  It had a hood that had purple fleece spikes sewn to it, those same spikes down the back, and it even had a pink tail that was spiked as well.  I would wear it ALL THE TIME with my brown twirly-round skirt, well past the point that either item fit me in any sense of the word.