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A kintted wool hat is a hat one wears on a head, fabricated by knitting fibre known as wool.
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What percentage of clothes is made out of wool?
about 50% is made from wool
What material is used to make a jersey?
A traditional jersey is either hand-knitted from wool (from a sheep), or is less traditionally machine knitted using either wool or a wool/acrylic mixture.
What cloths are made from wool?
clothes made from wool: jumpers hats gloves socks scarf's etc al things to do with winter !!! answered by fifi
How do you starch a knitted coaster?
I don't know if you can starch a knitted coaster, BUT you could use a natural fiber (wool) and felt it so that it is sturdy.
How is wool turned into a fabric?
Wool is first spun into yarn, and the yarn can be knitted or woven, depending on the final result you want.
What is a kind of hat that would be weird to see a magician pull a bunny out of?
Hard hat, Cat in the Hat type hat, women's flowered hat
What is a Antarctica mask made from?
You may be thinking of a balaclava, which functions as a mask. These can be knitted wool or canvas.
Did Buddha wear a hat?
The Buddha doesn't wear a hat since he is a monk, who dresses himself with just robes.
Where can one find more information about wool knitting?
There are many places to find information about wool knitting. Websites for information about wool knitting include Get Knitted, Retro Mummy and Nocturnal Knits.
Why are childrens clothes knitted?
Not all children's clothes are knitted. It is common for many baby and toddler clothing items to be made from wool, because it is soft, warm and gentle on their skin. Knitted clothes are also fairly durable when washed carefully.
Hat in french?
If you mean by French hat the kind artists typically wear, you are referring to a beret. A beret is a soft, round, flat-crowned hat, usually of woven, hand-knitted wool, crocheted cotton, wool felt, or acrylic fabric.
Which material would be most suitable for socks?
Socks are usually knitted from cotton or wool yarns, depending on the purpose.
