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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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If you sew across the bottom edge of the ears, which closes them, how can you put wire into them?
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You can slip the wire in between the stitches.
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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..?
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I keep reading this over and over and over again but I can't seem to understand everything...
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Thank you so much, im gonna adjust it and make a prussia hetaween hoodie! this helped~
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Hi.. Like you haven't already done enough but what size ears did you use?
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can you post a new link cause this one leads me to automotive college ad
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oops wrong post sorry its the how to make a fleece hat entry its being dumb for me
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When I added the wolf ears, they won't stay stand still. They keep falling back and forth. Any advice?
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You can put wire in any thing you want stiffened. Try this: [link]
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I got a buckle of fabric under my ears TT^TT does anyone know what I did wrong? Or this happen to anyone else?
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Okay, I am working on the Toothless hat and I don't know how to do the two bottom fins? Do I just add another seam in the rectangle?
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I needed this so bad! Thank you thank you thank you!
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I plan to make a jester's hat with only two points. How would I add those in, since they'll be a bit of an awkward shape? :} I only have a week to make this hat perfectly, so I'd love some advice! <3
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I'm wondering, how would this work to add Jester...flaps? I'd like to make a Jester hat, with only two points, not three. I know how to sew the dangly parts together, I'm just wary of attaching it to a hat. :} The hanging parts will be much longer than ears, etc, and I don't want to mess up, I only have a week to make this hat perfect! <3
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Can you teach me how to sew? 
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So if I wanted to make a pony hat with ears, do you think I should make the seams on the sides of the head and add the ears a bit further down? Probably the best course of action? And if I wanted to maybe add a mane, do you think it'd be best to sew it into the center seam?
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Yep. A tip, if you add the ears wider apart, you need to give the ears a serious angle at the bottom so they'll stand up straight against the curve of the hat.
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So, let's say I'm making a pony hat. Would it be best to orient the seams so they go along the sides of the hat and then add the ears further down?
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I want to make a pikachu hat but i understand how to do tha fleece hat but the whole ears thing confuses me :/
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I'm going to do the same thing, but I'm winging it on the ears. I am going to make them just smaller than they look on pikachu to reduce flopping and use the wiring to hold them up :3
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This confuses me.. D: I don't understand what you mean on the second step that says, "Next, sew your two pairs of hat triangles together on the front and back seams." Help. ?_?
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Would this work for a Mudkip fin? Just put it on the seam in the middle and make it look like a fin?
(I think I already might have posted this....Or maybe I'm going crazy....?)
And, when I do make the fin, how would it stand up? Would I need to stuff it or would it just stay up with the fleece itself?
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Yup, middle seam would be the way, and you could wire it to stand up: [link]
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How would you add the Mudkip fin on the top of his head and the orange things on the side of his face?
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your tutorials are really amazing! They really helped!
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I decided to make hats for my family for christmas and my cousin is a bit of an oddball, so I'm adding antenna to his. The thing is, they're cylindrical (is that a word?) and I'm not really sure if that calls for a different technique. They're supposed to stick up, like your Kingdom Hearts Heartless hat.
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i'm really loving your hat tutorials.
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you either have to sew them on with a C shape or put wire in them: [link]
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I want to make the ears curved, like a cat's ears (not flat like the Typholsion hat's). Is there a way that will work?
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A hard way yes, sew it on top of the finished hat by hand. I've done it.
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I don't see the attached pattern on this description. :\
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I just made a Terriermon hat using your base patterns! I'll take a picture of it eventually.
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Thank you sooooooo much!!!!!!!^^ I have been needing this for forever!!!!
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is it possible to use felt too other than fleece?
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Very nice! ^.^ I have already attempted a regular hat and it went well lets say im just trying again lol but These tutorials are very helpful thank you lots ^.^
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