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Easter wouldn't be complete without chocolate eggs and homemade Easter bonnets. We'd love to see your forays into millinery craftship. Post pictures of your eggcellent headgear here and on Thursday 28 March we'll toss them all in a bonnet and pull one out. The winner will receive a gorgeous Montezuma's Easter hamper containing chocolate bunnies, eggs, buttons and other goodies.
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If making an Easter bonnet is completely beyond your ken, take a look at our simple Easter bonnet ideas guide.
Child will not stand still for picture, but you get the idea... The hat I made from paper mache, covered it in a cheap yellow duster. It is supposed to be a chick coming out of a shell...
Here it is off the head.
This was my attempt at a bunny top hat covered in easter eggs
Hope, age 5 is very proud of her easter bonnet 
This is our first joint effort at Easter bonnet. Sophia (soon-to-be 3) had lots of fun decorating it with eggs, chicks and flowers.
Lenny decorated this himself!
Our Easter Duck bonnet - we have a duck race each year at Easter where we release hundreds of plastic ducks in the river. Great fun and brilliant fundraiser. Don't worry, we do capture them all at the bridge. Our bonnet is reflecting the great race
Last year I made something small and intricate. It was ignored I think I've gone too far the other way this year and the Reception Class is going to be having Donnie Darko type nightmares. ho Hum.
My 4yo DD made this all by herself, except for the cutting out. she thoroughly enjoyed herself doing it too and is very pleased with her creation. Proud mummy
This is it on her head!
There's a five year old boy under there somewhere. I think I got the idea off mumsnet......
Oops!
my DS likes animals and especially insects
My daughter had trouble keeping this on her head x
Another angle
My sons Easter bonnet that he wore today in a parade at school. We had great fun making it together.
ronnie rocked his bunny hat during the easter parade and then for lunch at pizza express afterwards!
Clara had great fun making this at this week's Toddler Thursday session at Gladstone Pottery Museum and is looking forward to wearing it in the Preschool Easter Bonnet Parade!
Mia loved helping to make this for her first parade at nursery school! She is under there somewhere
My son Callum ag3 3 with his easter egg bonnet
An Easter chick/duck using an old cap and tissue paper
PidjChick in his Easter hat. 4 months old, so entirely made by mummy, I'm afraid 
We had great fun making this!
Jasmine, with a chicken in a nest on her head! We had loads of fun and made loads of mess making this, with some help from a friend who is ace at Origami!
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