@MakersHour A4. A make at 10x size? Doctor Popular's Checkpoint Charlie Hat from Instructables would make a jolly nap basket to hide in, like a round, human-sized cat bed. And my quilted pocket project folder would also work as a bed. A pieced cloth ball could serve as a cooperative team sport ball if tightly stuffed, or a big hassock if loosely stuffed.

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@MakersHour A3. A kit of parts? Probably a medium-small zip closure storage bag with needles, thread, floss, and either a white dishcloth or some stiff felt for appliqué + embroidery.

Dishcloth: also self-adhesive dissolving transfer paper printed with a pattern, like Dusty the Burrowing Owl or a California Valley Quail.

Stiff felt: also a set of suggested designs such as warning placards or whimsical variations thereof, with strong design motifs. Result is a patch backed by stiff felt suitable for attaching to a bag, a cap, or a jacket or tucking into a hatband.

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@MakersHour A1. Hi, this is Jeff, calling in late in the (US-Pacific) afternoon.

Slowly moving forward with Sachi's Studio Newsboy Cap. Sewing machine resorted to, because it's many stitches for eight crown panels.

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@MakersHour Q5. Making as a piece of music?

A5. For me? Elgar's Enigma Variations (I wish!). But in support: idiosyncratic choices, very often linked to specific people (kukubee's miniature felt appliqué), and multiple runs at the same general make, using different materials, details, and design motif.

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@MakersHour #makershour a5 - cibo mato's know your chicken live version.
https://youtu.be/FtAZMP5B3xw?si=4kP1bARZLgLX1Xto

It's funky, silly and gritty.

@MakersHour Thanks to everyone who took part tonight! It was fun!

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