Remember to include a copy of the poem with your Keepsake Hankie Bonnet.

I’m just a little hankie

As plain as plain can be

But with a stitch or two

They made a bonnet out of me.

I’ll be worn home from the hospital

Or on the Christening day.

Then I’ll be carefully pressed

And neatly tucked away.

Every bride so we’ve been told

Must have that something old

Then what can be more natural

To unpack little me and with

A snip or two the wedding hanky I’ll be.

And if per chance it is a boy

He too someday will wed,

And he can present to his bride

The hanky once worn upon his head.