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Further, I completely knitted the entire fabric with facial viscous.
During knitting, do not be afraid that the cap will begin to curl quickly, this effect is given by thin threads. Already on the finished product, the edge will not roll so.
After you knit about 20-21 cm, you can finish knitting a hat. You knit the last row like this: We knit two loops together, and then we transfer the resulting one back to the previous knitting needle, then again we do the same work with the loops. So, we do it until we have one loop left on the spoke. Cut the thread and pass it through the last loop, and tighten it well so that the thread does not slip.
Now he folds the canvas in half, we take a needle into it, we fill in the same threads, we sew the top and one edge of the canvas. Here the hat is sewn, but now you need to make ears and a muzzle on it.
Pass a dark gray thread into the needle so that it differs in color from the entire background of the hat. And now, we sew each corner of the hat obliquely, so that we get ears from the cat.
The ears are sewn, then we will embroider the muzzle.
First, we outline the middle of the cap and put a dot there with a chalk - this will be the nose of the cat. Further at the same distance from the nose we make points for the eyes.
We embroider the cat’s eyes and nose with the same dark gray thread. Cross-stitch the eyes and nose as shown in the photo. You can immediately tie the eyes, nose and mouth during the entire knitting process - tie the thread, count the loops, then get confused in these threads. I felt that it’s longer and therefore I have already embroidered a muzzle on my finished hat with a cross. Now we embroider the cat’s mustache with the same thread. Then we take the burgundy thread and also in the picture we embroider the mouth of our cat.
So, slowly, they tied a wonderful hat for a child.
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