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Hand knitted bonnets, felted hats and chemotherapy hats
The bonnet - a soft hat tied under the chin, framing the face - survives today in historical dress, in children's wear, and in kindlier modern forms. The featured listing here is a Seattle charity that hand knits and felts hats, tams and chemotherapy hats for women and children: its mission is to design unique hats for people undergoing treatment that may cause hair loss, and others facing challenges, offering survivor support and a means of self-expression beyond the role of patient. Shoppers seeking old fashioned bonnets will also find routes to wider headwear selections from this page.
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Betsey's Bonnets : Hand
knitted and felted hats, tams, and chemotherapy hats for women and children.
Betseys Bonnets is a charity based in Seattle,
Washington. Their mission is to design and hand knit unique hats for the
person undergoing treatment that may result in hair loss and others going
through challenges who could use a dose of self-esteem. They offer survivor
support by offering a means to express each very special person... not only
as a patient or victim but, as a very special and unique person.
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Bonnets Old and New
The traditional bonnet protected the face and hair and tied beneath the chin; modern makers keep the soft silhouette in knitted and felted wool, often for children, reenactment, or gentle everyday wear. Felted knitting produces a dense, warm, slightly structured fabric that holds the bonnet's frame around the face while staying soft against skin - a quality that also suits sensitive scalps.
Hats Made for Chemotherapy Patients
Hair loss during treatment changes what a hat must be: seamless or soft-lined inside, warm without weight, and beautiful enough to restore a sense of self. The Seattle charity listed here was founded on exactly that idea, hand knitting one-of-a-kind hats and tams and framing the wearer as a unique person rather than a patient. It is the most distinctive listing in this small category.
Common Questions
What is a bonnet?
A soft hat that frames the face and traditionally ties under the chin. Modern bonnets are often knitted or felted, and are worn by children, historical dressers, and anyone wanting gentle, close head coverage.
What are chemotherapy hats?
Soft, comfortable hats designed for people who lose hair during treatment. The charity listed here, Betsey's Bonnets of Seattle, hand knits and felts unique hats and tams for women and children undergoing treatment that may result in hair loss.
Are the bonnets here handmade?
The featured listing is entirely hand knitted and felted, made as one-of-a-kind pieces by a charitable knitting group; wider bonnet selections are reachable through the headwear search routes linked on the page.