Head warmer for my little baby due to this weather.

Happy Wednesday morning needle work lovers. Its been an amazing week from Monday. Its been peace upon peace all through this week. Though last week I was a bit under the weather but I am up again. So I want to share with you all this project that I did for my little nice. I started the first one but it was very small I had to start another one from the begining again and I came out with his perfect shape.

So these are the stuffs i used for this project.
Red wool.
Blue wool
Clips
Caton
Scissors
Window protector

I started by using the wool to go round on my window protector because I needed something that will give me the same shape and since its iron it will not move.

After that I used the scissors and cut it from the middle both the read colour and the blue colour.

So I placed my elastic on the Catton and used the clips to clip it so that it will steady, I do not want to be stressing too much when I start putting the wool.

So I went ahead to put the wool on the elastic and then make a knot and still make the wool to be equal. As you all can see there is a knot after the elastic.

I moved on to putting six lines of the blue and also six line of the red. I did this repeatedly ontill I make plenty of it. I made sure it went all round.

After making it all round I started plaiting the difdernt colours like a normal plaiting of hair bur on a very loosen manner. I did this so that I can have a very swift and good work out.

After plaiting all of then I used the niddle to join them together after that I removed the clips and bring the whole stuff down.

I had to join the elastic together using the nidlle and thread.

I went to the upper side of the cap. I used the thread to put all round and then drag the thread so that it can tight the upper side together and I will not have a swift hair warmer.

At this point I am making a knot after putting everything in order.

We are done with everything and my baby did testing see na a very happy child.

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