Thanks Tanya! To do her hair, I put floss through the head at the top from front to back, pulled the floss and stuck it back through the same hole I just made and out the back again. This leaves a string end hanging from the front & the back with a loop on top. You stick several strands of yarn through the hole and pull the strings. This tightens the loop around the yarn. full nice & tight then tie a few times. If you pack them about an inch apart it makes for a full head of hair, especially when it's curly. This is the easiest way I've found to apply hair other than needle felting.

At 10:42am on August 13, 2009, Joanie Molnar said…Thanks for the info. I have the most beautiful cross stitch kits I plan to do. I'm scheduled to have my second lense (cataract) done in 2 weeks, and then, when I can see, look out world, I'll be seweing and doing cross stitch 24/7!!! I haven't done much in this area, since I didn't realize that little by little my sight was getting fuzzy. I kept cleaning my glasses non-stop. For everyone to know, if your sight isn't what it used to be, don't hesitate to get new lense implants. They'll last forever. I did have to pay an extra $5,000 because insurance would only pay for the operation and regular implants, but the ones I selected give you near, far and inbetween vision -- no glasses. On the down side, with only having this one eye done so far, I can see my wrinkles, dust, etc. so when the second eye gets done, I'll probably see my wrinkles even better, but I'll have an even bigger smile because I can see so much better.
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