A flashback shows a young Bob walking in a park with his mother, making this the very first time she’s ever seen. So while comforting, her reliance on her ears and her need for that comfort is a source of shame for her.

Pros: if you aren't bothered and last minute idea they are at the very least salvageable with a little work. In spite of ethnic cleansing, forcible removal, unrecognized sovereignty, and outright denial of their existence, indigenous people are still here. Please contact me if you have any particular requests, different colours, characters or animals etc, and I will do my very best to make your dream hat come true! That shame is central to Louise’s arc in the movie, but it turns out her version of events isn’t exactly accurate.Leave the back open, remove the pins and trim along the edges of the seams in the chin strap leaving about an eighth of an inch. She is the co-owner of The Pitch, Kansas City’s alt news and culture magazine, alongside her husband, Brock Wilbur, with whom she also shares many cats. We're combining a love of history, politics, quirks, camp, and absurd Americana with a keen sense of color and dye yarns that highlight the fun, whimsy, and weirdness in our inspirational subject: Ohio and the Midwest. We see these similarities and the way they can manifest in the form of nervous attachments in the movie as well.

Well, she was without it once, for part of one episode, and it was so traumatic for her that it spawned an iconic meme. Louise Belcher cleverly disguises––or at least distracts––from her penchant for mania and mayhem with something pink, cute and non-threatening to offset her other qualities. You get a little cognitive dissonance where you experience [Louise] both as a little girl and Bugs Bunny at the same time. The combined stories of Louise’s pink bunny hat and her grandmother is the surprisingly perfect way to solve these longstanding mysteries. There's actually an episode revolving around Louise having a bully who steals her hat and how she fights to get it back.

With bunny ears and earflaps, this hat is not only cute but also cosy and warm during colder months. Some mention that it is easy to wear and the ears stand up, while others say that it runs small and the headband inside doesn't fit well. In the (what felt like an) eternity leading up to the release of The Bob’s Burgers Movie, creator Loren Bouchard revealed on Twitter that the film would reveal the origin of the ears.

Repeat for the other edge of the ear leaving about a 4 inch loop of wire out of the ear opening in the base. It gives you the look of a sweet, innocent little girl, while in actuality you’re plotting the alarmingly gruesome downfall of all your enemies!Sew along from one cutout upwards then turn the ear as shown and sew the rest of the way back down to the other cutout. Even more, we learn that Linda made the bunny ears and sewed them onto an existing hat that belonged to Bob’s mother—one that she, too, wore all the time, even in hot weather.

Stitch both of the wire loops into the center of the top cowl seam, make this about an inch and a half long. Costumes and costume making are up there on my favorites list and I’ve been planning this year’s ‘stume since I finished binging a certain show recently - Bob’s Burgers! She wears it to the beach, tugs on it in moments of heightened emotion, and even refers to its ears as their own entities.Although Louise didn't know her grandmother, Bob tells her they were very similar in a touching moment in the film. The ears are adjusted by holding the wire loops flat at the top of the head and bending the ears as desired.