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Check out my store at yetch.store/ Should I turn the shopping bag hat into a product?? Let me know down below. - Наука та технологія
Should I keep working on the shopping bag hat and turn it into a yetch.store/ product?
If you plan on selling a blue one: YES!
😲 Keep on working ?
🤠 yes Absolutely Yes
It's Gonna be a Super Viral hats off moment
🥳 🎒 🛄 🧳
What it's name will be a
cap cum bag or Ca-bag or CaPag or BagCap like a Good cap Bad cap like a good cop bad cop or B.C short form for Bag Cap or Big Cap
Can't wait to see the future versions
Felt like it will also work in safety situation like bee or vasp or flies if you have to cover face to Protect
I would rather see a little pocket on the side of the hat that holds a nicely folded back.
Yes..
FUCK YES!!!
Suggestion: instead of making the cap into a bag, take a foldable shopping bag and sew it into the back of the head. It won't look bulky and you won't have to reinvent the wheel.
Simone buying ten apples to put in her hat is like some question out of a middle school math textbook.
I'm pretty sure all of those problems are based on Simone
@@alexwyman8380i’m a middle school teacher (social studies, but there’s math in there that i have to teach for sure). i absolutely on purpose make the numbers ridiculous because the numbers were silly when i was a kid.
Simone goes to the store to buy 10 apples, but doesn't have a bag. How does she carry it home?
(10 points)
One of my favourite things about you is that your version of "not working harder" involves 5+ weeks of research and development
Screw being the queen of shitty robots. I'm the queen of refusing to try harder and instead going down a way more cumbersome and uncertain path.
@@simonegiertz all hail the queen of cumbersome uncertainty!
@@simonegiertzthis is the exact way that I think
I'm going to do this the most efficient way!
Takes 2 months 💀
Simone would make a decent programmer.
Why spend 5 minutes on doing something manually, when you can spend several weeks trying to automate it?
It's like Technology Connections' "No Effort November"...
When my son was younger, he'd get all excited when I'd say "Simone has a new video!" and we'd watch together. Now I exclaim you have a new video and my 19 yr old says "Yeah, the hat. I already watched it."
At least he still watches!
This is my 20-year-old with _everything_. LOLOL!
I get very excited on the rare occasion that I see a cute video/meme/joke/whatever, and I show them and they hadn’t yet seen it, and I then do a happy dance that my kid sort of rolls their eyes at, but I think they’re also secretly happy for me. 🤣
My daughter and I have been watching your videos for years.
Her reactions have changed from her being a six year old "oh, that's so cool" to her being a 13 year old "that's so cool, maybe I could try making that"
Wow, can't believe that Scraps just learned to turn herself into a cat at random. She really is the perfect workshop dog
I can't believe that Scraps decided to accept the stray cat that moved in last September... Her name is Futz!
@@simonegiertz I can't believe that you can work at all with so much cuteness in the room!
@@simonegiertz OK, so I didn't miss a video where you introduce the new kitty. Welcome Futz! Perfect name for a cat that helps you futz about and build stuff.
@@simonegiertz did you do a video of the stray cat? if not maybe do builds for the cat lol
@@simonegiertz Aah, Futz, so cute! Can't wait to see what builds you come up with for her :)
Shopping hat = Shat
👌
:(
That's funnier than it has any right being lol
hat + bag = hag 😁❤️
I mean... In mathematics, we sometimes use an "s-hat" character (ŝ)
I love watching people who dont normally work with fabric try to work with it for something "simple". Then you quickly find out that fabric does not care about your preconceived notions of how things are supposed to work
I felt the whole “I’m gonna say this super confident thing when someone asks me about it” then it actually happens and it’s so awkward you just smile and leave as quickly as possible
Me, whenever i build or paint something for 4 weeks then finally show it and try to hide because i cant or know how to accept compliments..
There's a product to make fabric more rigid and it's honest to goodness called "stiffy."
We used it all the time in costuming... and I must say that maintaining a degree of professionalism while asking people to "grab the stiffy for me" is probably the greatest thing I have ever achieved.
Your life sounds fun.
not the stiffy 😭
😂😂😂
Thank you for bettering my life with this comment
Practicing assisted stretching w/classmates, noted a pattern of limited hamstring flexibility in the shorter guys, and with _zero_ innuendo in my heart referred to them as "stiff little men." Agh. 😖
Getting a Simone notification is like getting a text message from one of those friends you don’t see often but can pick up right where you left off 💜
Amen!
Moddy gets it
❤❤❤
So true! And the friendliest comments section around.
Yes!
I would absolutely buy this if you made it a Yetch product! Also, I loved the reveal that Laura was one of the people filming you at the supermarket. I always love when you make videos together, and it's just nice to see you hanging out!
Simone's grin as she walked away from the checkout counter is everthing.
What I've learned from sewing things is The key to showing off things you sewed yourself is anytime someone says anything positive about it, respond with "Thanks! I made it!" Then you get even more compliments!
I've done this with things i absolutely did not make. I got weird looks.
This is the way
I can't tell you how fucking refreshing it is to see a UA-camr who isn't willing to give up on swearing.
Not a hill that I chose to die on but I'm fucking here anyway
No it’s not, I hate it. Please don’t swear!
@@simonegiertz You do you, always. The hat was fabulous!
@@fabian3265 I don't trust people who do not swear.
FUCKING RIGHT??? Love Simone
this hat is such a cool idea. Espechially because it is not just one of those keychain bags attached to a hat but because the hat IS the bag.
HELLYEAH Simone making a sewing project and going out and being complimented on it and being all "thank you, I made it ^u^"
Very happy for this, felt the joy of accomplishment. And yeah it is a cool idea.
Simone's quote of the day: "Fuck trying harder, try smarter." 💖
or dumber
I work almost exclusively with fabric, and I understand completely. Not only does the fabric move, but the weave of fabric creates stretch for a lot of fabrics.
And you gotta cut things out in a specific direction, else you get pants that stretch down your leg! I love getting to see Simone whip out her sewing machine 🧵
Ha see I find fabric easier to work with than wood because it stretches a little bit. If you cut your pieces out slightly wrong in fabric, you can just stretch them a lil bit and they'll match perfectly. In wood you just have to??? Cut a new piece I guess? That's so scary
@@birdbird8364 This is why you always cut slightly bigger than you want, then just file into shape!
@@birdbird8364 Measure once, cut twice, right? 😆
And highly anisotropic stretch at that!
Ok. Hear me out. This would go AMAZINGLY for gardeners! I am constantly forgetting a harvest bag. But i never forget my hat that protects me from sunburn!
I think I would want a bag that fits into the hat but I could just remove it and keep wearing the hat, though.
The dramatic music leading up to putting all those apples in your hat was so much fun, but your smile in your great success was priceless!
8:40 Laura sighting!
It's like an easter egg!
She has been seen roaming around LA recently
Came to the comments to look for this comment. ^^
@@goulash75 same
Yessss! I had to do a double take lolll
You are such a ray of sunshine, I just can’t😊 I burst out laughing when you told about bag in a cap. Not because it’s a bad idea, but because of delivery. Your inner child is very strong and has access to those adult hands and skills. God bless you.
Simon’s motto is “i may not have won the race, but at least i made it to the finish line” something i strive to achieve 😂😂😂
A few comments:
1) The final version looked impressively hat-like, even though the penultimate version... not so much.
2) If only she preferred berets over baseball caps.
3) I would bet that there was a point in the process where Simone wore a shopping bag on her head, and wondered if she could call it a hat.
I'm wondering now if for those women that don't wear a cap, a type of Wonderbra-bag is feasible?
@@SenselessUsernameso do you just take it off??
@@gargboil or does it have some sorta bizarre kangaroo pouch that typically hides inside but can come out for bag mode??? at that point wouldn't you just stuff a shopping bag in your bra, or would it have enough stability from the bra straps to not have to be detached?
@SenselessUsername
I think there is a problem with that because your bra is already your emergency face mask. 🧐🤣
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@@gargboil Hmm there may be a flaw in this plan.
1:52 - Where I work there is a poster that says "Don't work harder. Work smarter. UNLESS working easier is working dumber. In those cases, work both harder and smarter, like, for instance, the person who composed the text for this poster, who did work hard, but also worked smart, which is why this slogan takes so long for you to read, and why your supervisor, upon finding you working harder because you're NOT working smarter, can't just quickly orate a brief slogan but must come back here into the break-room, possibly with you in tow (it'll depend on the circumstances), to consult what this poster actually says, including the part explaining why this poster must be consulted each time rather than being memorized as something succinct but also cheap, shallow, frivolous, and as trite as 'at the end of the day, the bottom line, is what it is'". I think we can ALL agree that that poster has a LOT of words. I've never heard ANYONE say it didn't.
LOL, how many times did you consult it before you had it memorized??
Good poster
I want this but a homework version for my classroom
I like that I live in a world that is constantly being bettered by the odd things you bring into it. Even if the things you make prove to be less practical, or even less functional than you had planned, there's always a purely optimistic dream at the heart of every project, which is what makes them so fun to watch. Pure giddy optimism is in short supply these days, so thank you for always being a ready supply.
5:32 Simone, I sew regularly and this is incredibly relatable for every sewing project I have ever. I even have tags for the clothes I make that say, "thanks I made it" on them (they are my second favorite tags after the "this is the back" tags). This is just what it's like to be a sewist
Sometimes you don't get the bag-hat you wanted, but you get the bag-hat you need.
So many lessons to be learned 🥹
nananananana bagman!
There are a group of knitters who create non-euclidian 2-dimensional shapes. I wonder if they could help with creating a bag that could fold out and store compactly.
I totally thought about crochet as better way to tackle this problem. There are already lots of patterns for crochet market bags that can probably be modified to work with this.
1:05 „there are so many ways to skin this hat“ that one was really funny, had to rewind to make sure I heard it correctly :D
That soap dispenser has been far and above the most useful of all the kiwico kits my son built. We used it for many years until it finally got retired a month or so ago.
Now you just have to remember to wear that hat when you go shopping, me -- I have a bag of bags of bags shoved deep in my closet
The bag of bags prevails!!
@@d.sadster5684 Bag of bags sounds like a weirdly useful DnD item.
Me too, and yet I still find myself going to the store impromptu and not having a bag with me. I try to remember to leave one in the car, but then I use it to bring stuff in to the house and it never makes its way back to the car.
@@d.sadster5684 I have so many bags that I have a cabinet full of bags of bags.
Now that I no longer have litter boxes to clean out (frowny face) I have a much-reduced demand on the bag trove.
@@Rubicola174 100% should be a carry capacity increasing item in a game.
Simone is on a journey to create gadgets like she's James Bond
Not Bond, Q!
Or rather, Q
But like not to kill people, but to do random things around the house.
@@stanthechanman… and normally absolutely hilarious and weird.
A very inefficient and unthreatening one
Future Simone roasting Past Simone is hilarious. 😂
Nice job, nice hat-bag, and nice tip about the corn starch+water solution.
Another few sewing tips: Get that no sew, heat bonded, polyamide strips. Bond to one fabric first, remove paper, then bond to the other fabric. Unlike tape, it is safe to sew through and doesn't leave any residue on your needle and thread. It will temporarily stick to even silnylon and silpoly enough that you can handle it and sew it without it coming apart. I like this method better than pins and clips, though, it works less on curves. If doing curves, I do small sections spaced apart, sort of like using pins or clips. The nice thing about it besides not having to remove it like pins and clips, is that it keeps the fabrics more flat than using especially pins, so less distortion tends to happen when you sew.
Use an iron with water/steam to fold over edges/hems and get them to stay much better. I sometimes pre wet the fabric first, and then iron it.
This tip only applies to synthetic fabrics: Use a hot knife; many times when melting more than one layer of fabric together, they will stick together at the edges, so when you go to sew it, only separate it where you need to. Meanwhile, since you also melted the edges, you don't necessarily need to hem it, unless you need the hem for extra strength. Point is that the individual threads are much less likely to unravel. This is especially so if you do a zig zag, or preferably an overlock stitch, if you have it as an option, on the edge. But yeah, hems are helpful for adding extra strength and durability, so for some applications you don't want to forego it, unless you're going to add multiple rows of stitches (if the fabric is sturdy/strong enough, you can do this).
If sewing really thin/light and/or slippery fabrics, put tissue paper underneath the fabric, it helps the feed-dogs get a better grip, and I don't know about you, but when I don't feed my feed-dogs right, they tend to (make me) lose grip on everything from sanity/reality, calmness, and not just the fabrics...
Regularly clean out under the inside of the plate (where the bottom bobbin is put) and while doing that, occasionally re-oil with a drop or two of appropriate oil if you have the option.
One last and quick tip, and just the tip. You can actually sew lighter to medium weight fiberglass cloth (like 2 to 6 oz/yd2)... _if_ you first siliconize it (silicone caulk thinned with solvent like naphtha and then applied to the fabric with either a brush or soaked in a bag/bucket). Lot's of potential uses for siliconized fiberglass cloth. Sew to the outside of regular fabrics (especially sturdy hemp, flax linen, polyester, and/or nylon) and make cut and fire resistant clothes. Increase the water resistance of clothes while keeping breathability (if you thin the silicone enough and apply it more lightly), dramatically increase strength and durability of other fabrics/garments. Note: It will wear down your needles faster though.
The Sh!ty Robot Nation is still out here and we still see our queen.
I don't deserve this kind of loyalty 🥹
Yeah, actually you're so much fun that you do deserve it. @simonegiertz
"It's not the bag-hat I wanted" has probably never been spoken before. You made history, Simone!
you make so good and wholesome content! I love how you keep pushing the sillynes level while being so down to earth. All good for you for being you!
It’s SO fun to watch you again…after 1st seeing you 4 years ago. It’s so cool you’re still ‘doing it!’
I love Future Simone commenting on Past Simone's mistakes. 😂
This is relatable. About 30 years ago I studied design at the academy of arts. I had a similar idea, and I also tried one that turned into a rain poncho. Neither prototypes really worked in the end but I learned a TON about working with fabrics. It's still magic to me.
The fact that yours works, and still looks like a proper hat (LOL), well, hats off, pun intended :P Great vid!
I'm throughly impressed by your sewing skills! Looks amazing!
It's brilliant. Thank you so much for continuing to share your ideas and your fun and frustration. It is always incredibly inspiring!
That would be excellent to wear for a sudden foraging opportunity, like when you unexpectedly find mushrooms that you have to have as soon as you find them. The mesh would allow the spores of the mushrooms to freely flow out.
Maybe the little piece in the middle should be the missing white puzzle piece.
Omigod the puzzle piece! She should sew (embed?) one missing piece into each hat's middle piece. It's like PB & J; meant to be together!
Love your rabbit holes, makes me feel less weird
I thought about unexpected foraging opportunities as well!
And now I want this hat or maybe one with more sun coverage (my ears burn so easy)
You need to not take it off until they ask you then look around pat your pockets and go, "uh, no" and THEN take it off. Also I love when you do these projects that turn out more serious than what you think going in because I've watched you forever.
I knooow. My mom watched the video and was like "why did you take the hat off before they asked" and I did it because I was SO NERVOUS for some inexplicable reason.
@@simonegiertz I get it, I would have been nervous too. You did great. And they did comment on it! Mission accomplished.
@@simonegiertzMakes sense. Five whole weeks of preparing for something, picturing in your head how it will all go down, then to finally be going through with it. Building up to something with so much time and expectations being put on it, it is only natural that it will wreck havoc on your nerves once the big moment finally arrives.
@@simonegiertz I was hoping you would go to another store later.. and do it right
As someone who does lots of grocery shopping via walking and by bike - YES PLEASE!
Expandable bags are particularly nice for that because each time you have to expand one it serves as a reminder to be mindful of the remaining space. I have a nice expandable backpack someone gave me as a gift and it helps a ton every farmer's market
There are moments when I regret watching Simone's videos with my mum. "Clitoral hood" was the apex point.
Little Surprised Simone, here i thought maybe you be making Reusable Baggy Pants where the pockets detached as reusable bags! You could have made the worlds most baggiest baggy pants!
OR THE LEGS so like they have a zipper along the thigh like hiking pants!!
@@simonegiertzNEXT PROJECT!
@@simonegiertz Hmm. Would it be possible to have the zipper that attaches the lower leg to the rest of the pants also serve as the means to close off the bottom of the bag?
I am an old disabled dude, and would LOVE to take off a leg in the grocery store. I mean BUCKET list add, LOVE. Or both! I'd have to practice my "Buster Keaton" Face for that performance.💣💣💣 I can have my co-conspirators film (and edit and production stuff) and be a STAR (in a Limited edition non-monetized and no discount on anything way...) WHOLE new meaning to "shake a leg" Elderly and Kids demographic.
Ok, yeah I'd buy/make that hat too for all the stuff Legs won't hold too!
I think it may be time for my meds....
@shanegibbens IMHO best idea this week on the whole internet award from my house to yours!
3:59 - Maybe I haven't been following all of this channel's videos as carefully as I should have, but I missed the one where Simone recruited a cat (named "Futz"?) onto the creative team. I'd like to know more about Futz's origins, education, and previous gigs, and what new skills and aptitudes Futz is expected to bring to the Giertz family operation. I DO already know that many felines have a gift for losing pieces of jigsaw-puzzles. I look forward to the videos where Simone puts an acorn-sized part down, then looks for it later to no avail, gives up after 90 minutes, goes to the kitchen for a cold beverage, and finds Futz batting around the lost part as if it were a mouse.
Maybe the cashier said it's wild because it looks a bit like a monkfish with a beak of a duck ?! ^^
Love it anyway !!!!!
You're really so much fun. That impish smile of accomplishment after hat completion (at 7:40 min) made my week. Please don't ever change, Simone!
Love that her pupster is using furniture from a previous build for the intended purpose 😍
1:37 "And Voila! You've solved a thousand problems... to solve one small problem" and 4:54 "kind of like somebody vacuuming, while their house is on fire..." are the two best maker quotes i've heard 🤣
Thanks for the video, so excited for your next bag/hat type adventure -- Dog hat perhaps? Turn your dog into a nifty hat! Perfect for all occasions!
2:53 She also said: "It'll make it stiffer and easier to work with" 🙏
2:53 She also said: "It'll make it stiffer and easier to work with" 🙏
Thank you for acknowledging that sewing is a gosh darn skill. Also to everyone wondering: Yes, there is spray on starch that you put on the fabric you're working with and then iron it (a bit lower than the hottest setting) and BOOM stiffer fabric.
The amount of joy you get from making your wildly unpractical ideas makes me so happy, and my day that much better ❤
Great idea! I finally trained myself to bring reusable bags into the store, by not allowing myself to get plastic bags if I forgot. It meant I had to either walk out to the car to get them, or carried groceries out in my arms. That got old, so eventually the habit of grabbing them every time I got out of the car stuck. Love your videos! .
Haha that is awesome! I love the idea of training myself like I'm a dog.
You want wow factor? The head band of the hat is a metal coil under tension - think pop-tent - they’re held secure until you pull on the brim, separating it and the Velcro-connected pieces of the hat which will become the handles. Structural integrity from the metal frame means you could use a thin silk mesh for the bag itself.
Was thinking the same thing!
Telescopic top hat as bag?
I love this idea especially because inevitably, at some point during the testing process, the Velcro would give out and cause the entire thing to spring outward into bag-mode while it's being worn.
@@mistaecco Completed in editing with a cartoon sproi-oi-oinnng.
I have a bag made from old jeans that I shop at the grocery all the time. It's not practical as a hat, but the checkers recognize me now.
I love how you have something on hand if you forget to bring in reusable bags.
I would so love to see version 10 or however many more you ever make for the idea
This is absolutely a niche realistically useful thing
This video was a massive win even if just for the cute cat alone.
Thanks to Futz for sprinkling cuteness on top of my distress.
@@simonegiertzclassic cat. Distressed cuteness.
Simone has the best helper animals!
Employee of the month, every month
Simone! You don't know how you made me happy with your new video!!
Your ideias are completely outside of the box, are crazy and amazing in the same way, plus a middle finger and Laura, became all a masterpiece!
your extremely proud smile when you asked to take it to the store is just priceless 💖💖💖💖
You need a full video using your hat to checkout at different places. We need those reactions.
Pocket in hat. Removable shopping bag in pocket.
But the question is. Will you put the bag back? No you won't.
@@dutchik5107 pocket in hat. Bag built _into_ pocket. Downside: you now have a hat dangling off your bag.
@@DarkkestNite Could sew it so that the hat folds into the bag. 👀
@@JustSaralius Dude have you ever had those reusable bags that are supposed to fold back into the tiny pouch, they're a pain, kinda like those cheap plastic raincoats - once it's out it stays out
@@magicalspacegiraffe I have never had a problem with either of those. The trick is not leaving it unfolded for too long. Gotta keep those creases!
This is such a cool product. would love to see you iterate on the design and try more stuff. This is a 10/10 genius product idea.
It's such a good video, well edited, and loved the voiceover yourself. Brilliant product, amazing work ❤
Hah!!! Love it, maximum functionality. I thoroughly enjoy the Simone story arc from shitty robots to solving real world problems and turning them into products to boot 😅
Me too!
I would buy the hell out of this in 5 different colors, please. Keep it up!
I saw the thumbnail and thought "oh cool, a hat with a pocket in it to hold a shopping bag". I feel that may have been easier 😂
Seeing Simone’s process and persistence has done a lot to inspire my attitude towards my own ambitions. ❤️✨
Now I have to find out if it’s a cowboy hat, top hat, a trucker hat, a random other guy hat. Those are all the hats. Lol.
If you can refine it I'd be willing to buy that. It's a great concept that could really catch on. There are millions of people in the US alone who would used it.
One thing that I have found for cutting fabric is to get the adhesive cutting mats for cricuts. They hold the fabric down and keep it from moving around and changing shape.
Such a cool project, kudos for sticking through the process, and finis that awesome idea.
Also we need a Futz introduction in a future video.
“Very clitoral hood” sounds like a tote bag I would buy for everyone I know.
"Enjoy the fruits of my labors"(and takes a bite).
Haha, simone, your videos always make me smile. Loved the hat/bag 🤗
As a costumer, it was so relatable and also satisfying to see the struggle! The end design, though, is honestly so clean! And the way it folds back is actually pretty simple too!
Im just surprised we didnt see a 15 min long segment just about the zipper bc those things are the worst!
Say "It makes it stiffer and easier to work with." without smiling. Exactly.
Reminds me of the British series “Are you being served?” where one of the characters systematically refers to her cat as her pussy. The times that poor thing got wet...
I vote for "stiffer and more desirable when unzipped..."
I found it helped when I said it in a poorly faked Australian accent.
Always the best treat when I am gifted with a Simone video unexpectedly!
NOBODY EXPECTS THE SPANISH INQUISITION!
That was wild! Yes, keep working on your bag/ hat.
i love you!!!!! your push-thru-it-ness is inspirational
I would make a zip pouch at the back of the baseball cap that you could just store a mini tote bag in and then you can still wear the hat and carry your shopping too. Keep it simple :)
Brief guest appearance from Laura. I think the end product was waaaaay better than I had anticipated. I think if you keep working on it, you could make a very high quality hat-bag or bag-hat. It's a niche product, but it has many uses. Think about going to the beach, camping, or a picnic, there always seems to be more stuff leaving than when you arrived. Pulling out a bag from your hat would be very convenient.
This warms my nerdy little heart and the process makes my adhd brain smile. Yes definitely keep working on it
Love this! And loved Laura peeking out at the end!
5:40 and everyone in the shop start clapping xd
All I want is a rom com moment, but instead of everyone clapping after a sappy speech and a kiss, everyone starts clapping when I take my hat off and unzip it.
My only problem is: if I turn my hat into a bag, what do I wear out of the store? I am bald!
Simple. You also get a bag that turns in to a ha.... wait a minute...
There is nothing wrong with being bald.
Same, except the bald part. The only reason I wear a hat, when I do, is to cover my dirty, greasy hair!
@@SianaGearz Well, nothing but the sun. Hats are certainly practical for skin protection.
I think it should be a step bag. For when you forget the actual bag
You’re awesome, I love your joy! Thank you!
Quick added thing is to put velcro on the bag handle that sticks to the cap strap so it sticks together when it's in cap mode and makes a nice lock when it's in bag mode
Oh my word, Inspector Giertz 🧢⚙️
Simone: "I think it maybe makes sense"
Narrator Simone: "No, it doesn't"
Kudos for not cutting that tidbit
Me taking out my frustration on my past self after 12 hours of editing
You could have made a simple pocket that sits inside the hat and holds one or two folded up bags that you rescued from the top of your fridge. This way you have to remember to always wear that particular hat, something like remembering to have some bags in your car.
So awesome! Definitely would be sweet to see it evolve! Just think a big ol' bucket cap could house an even larger bag. A deerstalker could have disconnecting ear warmers for the winter while it's in bag mode. The possibilities are endless ahah!
Yes, please keep working on it! I can't wait to buy a hat/bag...hag? Or hat/sack...hack? Whatever you call it, I want that.
Tote hat?
All that work when you could've just gone to Texas. They got 5 gallon hats that hold 10 gallons of crap just by putting it on 😂
Secret duo 🎉
This was a delight. Your projects are always so whimsical and silly and wonderful. YES keep iterating. This is fantastic, i would buy it for sure
The giddy look while put apples in a bag-hat was priceless 😂