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Hat bands
I've been crafting in my spare time.
Making hat bands for morris hats is a nice way of having small projects for me to try out techniques.
Here's the crochet hat band (worn by me):

And the tablet woven hat band (modelled by my husband, Richard, who isn't actually a morris man, but really looks the part):

I may post more about tablet weaving. It's an interesting technique and needs very little in the way of equipment. Namely: a pack of playing cards, scissors, a ruler and a hole punch, plus yarn. A strong belt, a shuttle and a small clamp are handy, but not essential.
Making hat bands for morris hats is a nice way of having small projects for me to try out techniques.
Here's the crochet hat band (worn by me):
And the tablet woven hat band (modelled by my husband, Richard, who isn't actually a morris man, but really looks the part):

I may post more about tablet weaving. It's an interesting technique and needs very little in the way of equipment. Namely: a pack of playing cards, scissors, a ruler and a hole punch, plus yarn. A strong belt, a shuttle and a small clamp are handy, but not essential.
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Oh yes the tablet weaving makes a great hatband.
What yarn did you use for the crochet? The darker blue one almost looks fuzzy.
(Oh my, you're both going grey.)
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And yes, Richard looks very like a morris man.
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My crafting has always been non existent in spite of a hectic and combined effort of my mum and granny...My granny finally declared me lacking the "sitzfleisch" - meaning I am not able to sit and do it.:-)
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And yes, I'd like to know how to weave the pattern, you used for the second hat.