Nov 21, 2020
I do really love Bofur and Bilbo and I was thinking how to draw them together and then a saw a pic of James Nesbitt with Martin Freeman and I couldn't help but draw them like that.
Here the picture cause is damn cute.
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I do really love Bofur and Bilbo and I was thinking how to draw them together and then a saw a pic of James Nesbitt with Martin Freeman and I couldn't help but draw them like that.
Here the picture cause is damn cute.
Yup, I really love him. Bofur is so cute that I couldn't help but draw him in a youth version, this is my version of him and I hope you'd like it. :)
A quick sketch of Bofur 'cause I luv him <3
I'm going to go see Battle of the Five Armies in less than an hour, so have some pictures of my Bofur Hat. I finally finished the accent stitching this morning.
The Hobbit Chronicles: Cloaks and Daggers So most of the next page was dedicated to Bofur’s Hat, rather than the entire page... I would have liked a more detailed break down but the info was interesting.
Last Bofur set of 2013 :) I finished all my commissions! OMG. Now I need to kick my arse into gear for Christmas knitting. For real! THEN...THEN...Im not picking up my needles till 2014, (said no knitter ever?).
Bofur's Hat Pattern -A4 printable version
Download/printable from my dropbox HERE Hopefully it is all fairly self-explanatory. I haven't added overlap to the pieces, so add that in if you like it. The grey lines should just sit on top of each other. To make the hat one size fits all I have made the pattern to fit up to 66 cm circumference. If you are closer to the 55cm size you may want to make your computer print it out scaled down to 95% of the original. I highly recommend printing out a copy and making a paper version of the hat first (you will need to print page 1 and 2 out twice). Just remember that the material you will use to make the hat will be much thicker than the paper. You may also want to make a test run out of cheap material. I am not a professional hat or pattern maker, I made this for myself and thought it would be helpful to others. Make sure you understand the pattern and are happy with the fit before you cut expensive fabric :) If you think there is something at needs to be changed feel free to let me know. Instructions for sewing the hat can be found HERE
As always I am open to questions. If you don't understand something you can bet there are half a dozen others wanting to know the same answer.