Tiny Crochet Magic: Making a Mini Hat from Cross Stitch Thread

Miniature Hat

Who says cross stitch thread is just for embroidery? I grabbed two strands of cross stitch yarn and the tiniest crochet hook I own to crochet in the round and form a perfect little circle.

yarn

Once it started taking shape, I draped it over a marble—just the right size—to let the sides flare out into a dainty brim. A touch of watered-down glue helped the hat keep its form. After it dried completely, I gently lifted it off the marble and added a few charming details: a delicate ribbon around the crown and a small down feather for a whimsical finish.

down feathers

Miniature Scene
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"My Name is Enzie (NC) and I am a multi disciplinary artist based in southern California, USA.

I specialize in hand painted life-size pet portraits and custom-made miniature dioramas in various sizes.

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