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Posted by on January 21, 2007, 12:22 pm
Juno wrote:
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> I do a lot of
>> these for my BIL. He's "follically challenged." (IOW, not so much hair
>> left any more.) He really likes these type hats. So for summer, I make
>> them for him out of quilting cottons (with all type of WILD prints) and
>> line them with baby terry cloth. He says that works great. For winter,
>> I
>> line them with 100% cotton flannel, prewashed in hot a couple times.
>> It's
>> very soft, and keeps his head cozy in the winter. :) Most of the
>> patterns I've seen are all about the same, so pick whichever one you
>> makes the most sense to you.
>>
>> HTH
>>
>> Sharon
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>> still working on fixing my sig.... *sigh*
> "follically challenged." Where's the spew warning, Sharon. Had to clean
> the screen and desk this time.
> Juno
Sorry about that. LOL
Sharon
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> left any more.) He really likes these type hats. So for summer, I make
> them for him out of quilting cottons (with all type of WILD prints) and
> line them with baby terry cloth. He says that works great. For winter, I
> line them with 100% cotton flannel, prewashed in hot a couple times. It's
> very soft, and keeps his head cozy in the winter. :) Most of the patterns
> I've seen are all about the same, so pick whichever one you makes the most
> sense to you.
>
> HTH
>
> Sharon
> ----
>
> still working on fixing my sig.... *sigh*