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| The Carvoneze wear only one type of
headgear (used for communication). Imagine their amazement at seeing all of the wonderful
and different headgears we have on Earth eg: helmets, caps, bonnets, uniform hats;
the derby, fedora, fez, top hat, turban, sailor, hood, ten-gallon, straw, beaver, crown,
Panama, nightcap, and on and on... This swap will give Zzangdar! and his people a
whole new appreciation for the fine art of millinery!
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| Linda Berman, Merrymaker of Myrth | |
| "I juggle a lot of hats and it seemed appropriate
to do this image in triplicate; indeed appropriate for an eraser block imprint repetition
specialist."
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| Diana Hammond, Web-Footed Wizard of Internet Intelligence | ||
| Most often described as "indescribable",
this is my interpretation of the hat the Golux wore - the only golux in the world, and not
a mere device. (Thanks to James Thurber for "The Thirteen Clocks"!)
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| Native American Headdresses carved away from home
while visiting Disney - a well prepared and dedicated carver, to be sure!
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| Jan Bryant, Rabbitmage of Myrth | ||
| Festival Hat and Mask for Mardi Gras and other holidays.
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