One of you will have an idea

I have a little Lizzie Kate kit of a dog in a Santa hat I'm making up for
DD. It includes a pompon for the top of the hat, but I really don't want to
use it.

I have a reasonable range of fuzzy flosses I can get my hands one. Thoughts
about a different approach or a stitch to use. While I'm currently working
in hand, I can put it in a hoop easily enough.

Thanks

Cherl

On 9/22/2010 8:46 AM, Cheryl Isaak wrote:
I have a little Lizzie Kate kit of a dog in a Santa hat I'm making up for
DD. It includes a pompon for the top of the hat, but I really don't want to
use it.

I have a reasonable range of fuzzy flosses I can get my hands one. Thoughts
about a different approach or a stitch to use. While I'm currently working
in hand, I can put it in a hoop easily enough.

Thanks

Cherl



Turkey work....then cut the loops. I've done that before on an ornament,
and works like a charm with plain floss, so I imagine it'll be really
cool with a fuzzy floss.

HTH,
Sue

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Susan Hartman

"Susan Hartman" wrote in message
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On 9/22/2010 8:46 AM, Cheryl Isaak wrote:
I have a little Lizzie Kate kit of a dog in a Santa hat I'm making up for
DD. It includes a pompon for the top of the hat, but I really don't want
to
use it.

I have a reasonable range of fuzzy flosses I can get my hands one.
Thoughts
about a different approach or a stitch to use. While I'm currently
working
in hand, I can put it in a hoop easily enough.

Thanks

Cherl



Turkey work....then cut the loops. I've done that before on an ornament,
and works like a charm with plain floss, so I imagine it'll be really cool
with a fuzzy floss.

HTH,
Sue

--
Susan Hartman

My thoughts exactly. Sue just got there first.

L

On Sep 22, 9:56*am, Susan Hartman wrote:
On 9/22/2010 8:46 AM, Cheryl Isaak wrote:

I have a little Lizzie Kate kit of a dog in a Santa hat I'm making up for
DD. It includes a pompon for the top of the hat, but I really don't want to
use it.

I have a reasonable range of fuzzy flosses I can get my hands one. Thoughts
about a different approach or a stitch to use. While I'm currently working
in hand, I can put it in a hoop easily enough.

Thanks

Cherl

Turkey work....then cut the loops. I've done that before on an ornament,
and works like a charm with plain floss, so I imagine it'll be really
cool with a fuzzy floss.

HTH,
Sue

--
Susan Hartman

Ah, Sue. Great minds think alike. You were just faster.

Definitely turkey work. I'll just comment that it's always fun the
first time you deliberately cut your stitching.

Donna in Virginia

On 9/22/10 2:41 PM, in article
, "Donna"
wrote:

On Sep 22, 9:56*am, Susan Hartman wrote:
On 9/22/2010 8:46 AM, Cheryl Isaak wrote:

I have a little Lizzie Kate kit of a dog in a Santa hat I'm making up for
DD. It includes a pompon for the top of the hat, but I really don't want to
use it.

I have a reasonable range of fuzzy flosses I can get my hands one. Thoughts
about a different approach or a stitch to use. While I'm currently working
in hand, I can put it in a hoop easily enough.

Thanks

Cherl

Turkey work....then cut the loops. I've done that before on an ornament,
and works like a charm with plain floss, so I imagine it'll be really
cool with a fuzzy floss.

HTH,
Sue

--
Susan Hartman

Ah, Sue. Great minds think alike. You were just faster.

Definitely turkey work. I'll just comment that it's always fun the
first time you deliberately cut your stitching.

Donna in Virginia


I'm thinking that, but while out and about, I saw some hats with tassels and
that would look cool (especially with fuzzy stuff) and look very "hockey
too!

Cheryl