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How to Add Earsby ~clearkid

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Base Fleece Hat Tutorial --> [link]
If you want to wire your ears so they stand up: [link]
Part 2 of making a Typhlosion hat and the patterns for this: [link]

So this is actually part one of three tutorials centered on this new Typhlosion hat I made, and now you can learn to make it too.

Don't feel limited to ears either, this can be used for anything that you want to put through a seam!

Bonus tip: If you're using a sewing machine, use your reverse function to sew back first and then forward. This will keep your stitches from unraveling.

Tutorial (c) ~clearkid Please don't re-post this anywhere, kindly leave a link instead.

For the glory of God!

If you have any questions, feel free to post them below.

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~KamikazeKitteh May 8, 2013 Hobbyist Artist

Now, when it comes to using wiring to keep long/skinny ears up...how do you avoid the uncomfortable half circle wiring in the back? could i completely avoid this and only put the wiring in the ears without putting wiring in any other part of the hat? Do you get what I'm saying..?