Using Red Heart in Kelly Green for the hat (8 rds of dc on 39 sts.) Then making the eyes with the cotton flocked ribbon yarn and sewing on two bobble eyes and attaching to the hat. I then added the peaked collar with Simply Soft in Limelight by doing the long stitches in dc, hdc, and sc. I then added the mouth and tongue. Viola' Kermit! I can almost hear him singing. This is the last of the baby hats for a while. This makes 12.Thursday, February 11, 2010
It's Not Easy Being Green!
Yes, it is my rendition of Kermit. 
Using Red Heart in Kelly Green for the hat (8 rds of dc on 39 sts.) Then making the eyes with the cotton flocked ribbon yarn and sewing on two bobble eyes and attaching to the hat. I then added the peaked collar with Simply Soft in Limelight by doing the long stitches in dc, hdc, and sc. I then added the mouth and tongue. Viola' Kermit! I can almost hear him singing. This is the last of the baby hats for a while. This makes 12.
Ghost, OUT!
Using Red Heart in Kelly Green for the hat (8 rds of dc on 39 sts.) Then making the eyes with the cotton flocked ribbon yarn and sewing on two bobble eyes and attaching to the hat. I then added the peaked collar with Simply Soft in Limelight by doing the long stitches in dc, hdc, and sc. I then added the mouth and tongue. Viola' Kermit! I can almost hear him singing. This is the last of the baby hats for a while. This makes 12.
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How cute is that hat?! I can just imagine it would look adorable on a baby's head.
What a cute little froggie. We love Kermit here. I love his song The Rainbow Connection.
This is fun. Great job
Wow, what a cutie.
You are so talented !!
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