Kappa on da head
I had been out to a meeting where a number of people wanted to know where I had gotten my Kappa (on da head). "Manuela makes them," I said. Each said,"I like da Kappa on da head.
(I didn't know what else to call it -other than my hat.)
Look at the scowl on that face.
Soooo... Once I told Manuela what had happened there ensued a whirling dervish of activity to produce more. I do not know where this will end and I need to be careful about what I say to her.
A sweater felted then cut into Kappa shapes from a pattern made. Then other felt or material was felt needled (?) into it. Voila a felted Kappa.
I like them because they are warm and unlike a toque they don't squash my hair and make me look like hmmm when I take the toque off. A fellow artist said he liked it because he cannot wear a hat with a peak when he is out photographing. So there.
And Manuela apparently doesn't have enough to do.
(I didn't know what else to call it -other than my hat.)
Look at the scowl on that face.
Soooo... Once I told Manuela what had happened there ensued a whirling dervish of activity to produce more. I do not know where this will end and I need to be careful about what I say to her.
I like them because they are warm and unlike a toque they don't squash my hair and make me look like hmmm when I take the toque off. A fellow artist said he liked it because he cannot wear a hat with a peak when he is out photographing. So there.
And Manuela apparently doesn't have enough to do.
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