| To make a tinsel hat/wig all you need
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| | keeps the stocking taught, as it would be
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| is...
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| | on your head.
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| Some tinsel in whatever colour your
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| | Starting at the knot, stitch and secure a
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| choose, 4M is more than ample. A stocking
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| | length of tinsel to the stocking. Working
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| or a tight leg and a needle and thread.
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| | in circles around the knot, tack the
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| Start off by cutting the toe from the
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| | tinsel to the stocking. The stitches can
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| stocking and disregarding it. Pull the
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| | be roughly 3 to 4 CMS apart. If the hat
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| leg part of the stocking over your head
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| | wig is to be one colour, continue working
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| so that it sits comfortably in place. The
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| | round in circles until the stocking is
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| finished hat/wig will end up being a
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| | covered.
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| little smaller, pull down the stocking an
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| | For two colours, join the second length
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| extra few centimetres, maybe so that it
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| | of tinsel next to the first and take it
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| covers your eyebrows.
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| | in turns with the colours to make
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| With the stocking still on your head (You
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| | circles. The tinsel will spiral down the
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| don't look silly at all Ho Ho Ho!) Tie a
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| | stocking. Continue in this way until the
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| knot in the surplus stocking hanging at
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| | stocking is covered in tinsel.
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| the top of your head. Make the knot
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| | Did you know that in the old days wigs
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| small, neat and tight and very close to
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| | were not just worn as a fashion accessory
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| your head, mid your hair though. This is
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| | but they also hid skin diseases and head
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| the base of your hat/wig.
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| | lice - Yew!
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| Pull the stocking over a football. This
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