
Yes, I can see that actually. đ  I tend to feel that Dyl did his own sewing handy work for this particular hat. Maybe his mom got fed up of doing it for him all those years he went through yet another tattered, worn out hat and so told him thereâs no time like the present for for him to learn how do his own sewing handywork – but also, I think heâd do it himself out of a sense of having some creative control and exercising that sense of self reliance he had in abundance. Heâd like the challenge of figuring things out for himself and doing it the way he wanted it to look as he envisioned. Just like his own t-shirt designs. He even affixed his cherished âBâ off to the left of the center seam on his ball cap so itâd lay flatter rather than if heâd affixed it on top of the seam.  That may be why the âColorado Avalancheâ patch on the flip side looked like it was slightly starting to come away at the top from having been sewn directly on top of the seam.  Sew and learn!
I would absolutely love to see a whimsical rendering from either depressioners or rainflesh of Dyl sewing his beloved patches onto his ball cap with those long, spindly, deft fingers of his. Â đ Â Hint muchly?Â









