Feed each ear into the cut in the cowl with the widest part of the ear flap facing away from the cowl center seam. Leave the back open, remove the pins and trim along the edges of the seams in the chin strap leaving about an eighth of an inch. All of my designs are handcrafted with much love, care and attention to detail, so they take time; they are not cheap imports. You will notice a texture difference and want to use the fluffier side of the fabric for the outside.

They are apart of the pattern above, however I seem to have missed how they are included into the Louise hat. The combined stories of Louise’s pink bunny hat and her grandmother is the surprisingly perfect way to solve these longstanding mysteries. Even then, Louise hides under a hoodie for the remainder of the episode until she’s reunited with her ears. While Louise doesn’t have her telltale ears, she’s wearing a tiny pink cap—one that’s strikingly similar to Bob’s mom’s beanie. Feed the last 1/4 inch of wire through the canvas and bend and flatten it with a pair of needle nose pliers to completely blunt and fasten it to the canvas.

Even more, we learn that Linda made the bunny ears and sewed them onto an existing hat that belonged to Bob’s mother—one that she, too, wore all the time, even in hot weather.

My most popular Halloween costume ever on this blog is my Louise Belcher Hat from the show Bob’s Burgers. The start and stop of all sewing is locked by going forward about a half an inch then reversing before going forward again.To do this, you’ll need to evenly place your ears and then whip stitch across the two V’s that have yet to be sewn, in addition to the ears. All sewing in this step is done from between the two layers of the cowl, through the opening that was previously left in the back. All in all though I love it its adorable, a quick make and well written now I just need to make her a cute green dress for fun! Place two cowl pieces together with the fluffy side facing together then pin along the top curved edge. You don’t want to sew the left and right V’s yet – save those for when you’re attaching the ears to the hat.