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Have you ever picked your nose and not know what to do with the booger? When you try to flick it off your finger but it sticks and you just can’t get rid of it. Negative feedback is like that, once you get it, it becomes a sticky booger that you can’t seem to get rid of. You might have hundreds of satisfied customers and one unsatisfied. A lot of consumers will base their decision on that one and not the hundred. We can’t control what others say about us, but we can control our reactions. Today we are going to take a look at what you as a business owner can do to control negative feedback, what effect our reaction, response will have. Do you know how to Create a Baby Bonnet from a Handkerchief? Here are two methods:

Method One:

How to make a bonnet from your handkerchief (hanky):

You should begin with a handkerchief (hankie) at least 12″ x 12″ in size.

Fold one end of the handkerchief (hanky) back about 2/3,Louis Vuitton handbags, and press the fold.

Then fold again about half the distance. The result is an accordion looking fold.

Fold other end back about 1/2″ to form a casing. Press fold.

With very long basting stitches, sew through the half inch fold at the base of the edge (or lace).

Gather the fabric tightly and tie the threads together in a knot. You could insert a decorative ribbon to gather through the casing seam instead of pulling the threads. This would make taking the bonnet apart easier when later used as a handkerchief.

The ribbon is secured with a small tacking stitch.

That’s it. It’s not as complicated as it may sound. Just be patient and you’ll be able to do it.

You can find true heirloom quality handkerchiefs at Li’l Inspirations and you’ll have a keepsake that will be treasured for years to come.

Method Two:
How to make handkerchief bonnet:

Place hanky on a flat surface and fold back one edge about one inch and press. This folded edge will be the front of your bonnet.

Fold the opposite edge back about three inches and press. This will be the back of the bonnet.

Open the handkerchief and make a row of basting stitches along the bonnet back fold (in the fold). Do not knot. Refold the handkerchief (hanky) along the pressed line.

Fold the front corner of the handkerchief back at an angle to form a small triangle at the corner. Add a length of ribbon for tying. Repeat this on the opposite front corner.