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[tool]Scissors[/tool]
[tool]Ruler[/tool]
[tool]Pencil[/tool]
[supply]Yarn[/supply]
[tool]Toilet paper roll[/supply]
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Let’s start! Get ready all tools and supplies :)
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First, take a toilet paper roll and fold it a bit for easier measuring.
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Take a triangle and measure off 1.8 cm/ 0.7 inch wide strips.
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Prepare as many paper strips as the number of hats you want to make. You’ll get five strips from one paper roll :)
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Now, take your yarn scraps and using a triangle, measure off 35 cm/14 inch long parts.
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You can use every color you like, but remember that some yarns are easier to work with than the others. I advise you to choose the one that is not too thick and fluffy.
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Fold piece of yarn in half and place it inside the strip. Keep the ends and a loop on the other sides of the strip.
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Reeve the ends of yarn into the loop…
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…and pull them tight to make a knot on a strip.
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This is how your hat should look like after weaving some part of yarn.
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Yay! You’ve just finished the most time-consuming part :) The layer of yarn on the paper strip should be thick enough to cover it completely.
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Now, divide the ends in two parts and reeve them separately to the other side of the strip.
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Pull the yarn and dispose it evenly inside the strip.
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Take a piece of yarn and tie it around the rest of threads to form the pom-pom part.
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Trim the yarn to get round and fluffy pom. Don’t trim the thread you used for tying if you want to hang your hat.
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Your Little Yarn Hat is ready to hang! :)
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