Cut the cloth into a circle, put the CD in the middle, spread cotton of the same shape on it (add thickness according to your own preference), then wrap them all in cloth and tie the cloth mouth tightly with needle and thread.

Then cut off the bottom of the plastic bowl. The plastic bowl is also wrapped with a round cloth of appropriate size. The bowl is also stuffed with cotton and the cloth mouth is tied tightly.

After that, fasten the plastic bowl on the CD. In order to prevent ugliness, both sides choose to buckle the side exposed from the cloth mouth, and then sew along the edge with needle and thread.

The basic structure is completed, plus some small decorations, or you can pin a beautiful flower on one side, then tie some favorite beaded headdresses on the top of the hat and so on.

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brief introduction

Crocheting is an important tool for crocheting. It has quite a number of sizes and specifications, ranging from 3.5 mm to 0.75 mm (00 to 14 inch in the United States).

In terms of materials, aluminum and plastic are common. The most commonly used crochet sizes are from 2.5mm to 19mm (from B to S in the United States). The special long crochet is called Tunisia crochet, and the knitting method is a mixture of crochet and stick knitting.

Crocheted fabrics are filled with countless small loops. Make the thread into a circle through the hook, then the hook is inserted from the first circle, and the hook head hooks the thread and hooks the other circle, so that the flat thread can be gradually formed. In the last row, there will only be one movable coil strung on the crochet, and the new row can be hooked on the old row, so the coils on the rope hook out countless rows, thus forming a crochet piece.

The logic of crochet is basically the same as that of horizontal knitting, but the difference is that crochet patterns are relatively free. There is only one crochet and one thread from beginning to end, which can hook many free patterns, patterns and circles, and even it is easy to hook small three-dimensional fabrics, such as finger dolls.