How to Create Childs Hedgehog Costume in 9 Easy Steps

You will need: • None I chose an adults small hoody. just pick a hoody that is large and will cover the body so that it can be just worn with leggings or tights • None I also picked up a couple cheetah print ones to as a design feature • None Again, good old faithful hobby craft do a bundle for cheaps: Glue gun bundle • None I folded the A4 sheet in half to get an idea of where the middle was in order to cut in half • None then cut zig zag line down the middle of that (please see below) to create strips of hedgehog quills. • Fold back the raw edges and machine stitch all the way around the rectangular headband, creating a neater edge. Step 7 Cut out a felt rectangle the same size as the finished headband. ¹ Between a board room inspired name that's meant to attract 'the kids,' and Sony's attempt to SEO hack all of their products, these naming schemes are only getting worse.² aka, mind the gap, if you live in London. Can wear for an hour or more comfortably. These controls are also a little confusing when the headphones are on your head, will take time to learn.

You will need: • None I chose an adults small hoody. This can vary depending on the size of the child or even adult! just pick a hoody that is large and will cover the body so that it can be just worn with leggings or tights • None I also picked up a couple cheetah print ones to as a design feature • None Again, good old faithful hobby craft do a bundle for cheaps: Glue gun bundle • None I folded the A4 sheet in half to get an idea of where the middle was in order to cut in half • None then cut zig zag line down the middle of that (please see below) to create strips of hedgehog quills. • None I also folded a couple of the sheets widthways into 3 to create smaller zig zag strips for the head. • None I firstly aligned the zig zags in a steeped fashion in alternating colours to create a depth of texture • None Make sure that the spikes are off centre from each other to build up the quill section as show below • None Add in a row of the 'cheetah' felt every 3-4 rows for colour depth. • None Once happy with the positioning dispense a line of glue onto one side of the straight edge of the felt and glue directly to hoody • None Continue up on to the hood and leave the arms free • None At the mid-point of the head lay the quills face the opposite direction so that the point face towards the head • None To make an even simpler version of the costume follow these section then you are done! • None Cut an ear shape out of the light felt and a smaller inner ear shape out of the dark felt. These need to be bigger than the quills so that they are distinguishable. • None Pinch the bottom middle of the ear with the inside on the inside and glue at the bottom to create volume • None glue the ears in to place • None Firstly cut inside the line where the sleeve meets the armhole to remove the sleeves • None Keep these bits of fabric to cut the ears out of • None Create an ear shaped template like the one shown below, approx 10cm in diameter or whichever size best suits the size of the head. This is so that the ears are the same size. • None Pin to the arm fabric and cut 4 • None Cut a smaller ear shape out of the cashmere coloured felt to create an inner ear. I zig zag stitched this into place but you could also glue this on

How to Make Bear Ear Costumes

Everyone likes bears, from teddy bears to polar bears to Care Bears. You can make your own bear ears headband for a costume using just a little fake fur and some machine sewing. Making a headband of any animal ears is relatively simple. For bear ears, use fabric in brown or black (or white for a polar bear). Of course, you can also make any color of bear ears you like if, for instance, you are putting together a costume for a Care Bears outfit. Step 1 Cut out four circles from the fake fur. Make the circles approximately 4 inches in diameter. This gives you enough circles to make two ears, with two fronts and two backs. Then cut off the bottom edge of the circles to make a short flat distance for the base of the ears. This should give you roughly a 2-inch bottom edge. Step 2 Pin the ears together with the right (furry) sides together. Make two ears this way. Then sew around the curved edge of the ears, leaving the flat edge open. Step 3 Clip the curves, and turn the ears inside out. Now you have two ears ready to be attached to a headband. Step 4 Cut a rectangle out of the fake fur that is long enough to go across the top of your head and down the sides. Make it approximately 10 inches long by 4 inches wide. Lay the rectangle on top of your head, and mark where you want the ears. Cut slits about 1-12-inch slits at those locations along the center line of the headband. Step 5 Squeeze the flat end of the bear ear into the slit. The fit should be tight, requiring you to slightly fold (or pleat) the ear. This will give the ear some realistic dimension, rather than being a flat circle. Sew the slit closed, catching the ear to hold it in place. Repeat with the second ear. Step 6 Turn the headband over, so you are looking at the wrong side. Fold back the raw edges and machine stitch all the way around the rectangular headband, creating a neater edge. Step 7 Cut out a felt rectangle the same size as the finished headband. Sew the felt onto the bottom side of the rectangle, making a neater finish to your headband. Step 8 Sew on elastic or strings at the narrow ends of the headband. Either use a single piece of elastic, forming a loop across the bottom of the headband, or sew down two strings that will be tied under the chin.

Meet the Sony h.ear on 3 Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones (WH-H910N)

The h.ear on headphones have always been about funk and color and at IFA 2019 in Berlin, Sony did not disappoint. Dubbed the h.ear on 3, or as it's officially known by its sleeker name, the Sony WH-H910N h.ear on 3 Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones¹, the new series offers a splash of new colors alongside improved tech. Starting with the latter and working our way back, the h.ear on 3 headphones now offer both Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa as your virtual companion, which can be set and adjusted via the Sony Headphones Connect app on iOS and Android. Either assistant can be summoned by pressing and holding the noise cancellation button. Speaking of noise cancellation, Sony has improved that aspect of the headphones as well withdual noise cancellation microphones - one feed-forward and one feed-back - on the surface of the headphones catch more of the ambient sounds of your surroundings, whether it's in-flight noise, city traffic or office chatter.If that was not enough, Sony is also introducing Adaptive Sound Control, which can detect the activity you are partaking in, like "travelling, walking, or waiting" and adjust how much ambient sound makes it through. And if you are onboard a plane, train, or automobile, by placing your hand over either headphone cup, the noise cancellation will dip to a minimum which will allow you to more easily hear things like announcements. ²For those on the go, the h. ear on 3 offer 35 hours of battery life and when plugged in can get you 2.5hrs worth of charge in just 10 minutes. Unfortunately, the headphones still utilize micro-USB and not USB-C.Over the past year or two, colors have definitely been in and the Sony h. ear on 3 lineup offers quite a bit of variety with red, blue, green, orange, and black. The new headphones are priced at £250 / €289 Ireland and arrive some time in December 2019. No word yet on US pricing or release date, but a similar timeframe and $300 is the most likely. ¹ Between a board room inspired name that's meant to attract 'the kids,' and Sony's attempt to SEO hack all of their products, these naming schemes are only getting worse.² aka, mind the gap, if you live in London.Thanks for being an SRN reader. If you liked this post and want to help me cover Sony even more with reviews, videos, and podcasts, please clap (you can more than once!), share on your favorite social sites, and subscribe to the SRN newsletter.

Sony h.ear on Wireless NC (2016)

TechGoodLove the colours.Super comfortable, especially compared to other super-tight fitting over-ear headphones, like Beats by Dre.On a similar note, they pass the glasses test, so even people with bad eyes can wear them comfortably.They fold up a little, but not a lot.There's an optional cable for when you run out of juice. The battery life is surprisingly good. They sound great. I would happily choose these over, say, in-ear headphones, especially on public transport. Worth the difference in portability.Can wear for an hour or more comfortably.Noise reduction makes so many situations much more bearable, and it does not use too much power.A voice will tell you the battery life if you press the power button. Neat feature. BadI would say overpriced. Could never see myself paying $499. 95 for headphones. Even the similarly expensive, though less colourful Bose QuietComfort 25's are now available for $399, with almost identical functionality.They do look a little bulky, but that depends on your own look. Try them on in front of a mirror if you care about looks. Just like all Bluetooth / noise cancelling headphones, charging can be a pain. If you are an Apple user,sure you bring a micro USB cable with you wherever you go.The colours may not be everyone's cup of tea, and there is not a white model. There is a black model though. Out of the included case they can get scratched up, which is likely more noticeable with the colour versions.Can feel a little heavy on the top of the head I guess, but that's like any pair of on-ear headphones.Noise cancellation does not mean complete silence, just less ambient noise. Music controls do not seem to work on iOS unless you are in Bluetooth mode.These controls are also a little confusing when the headphones are on your head, will take time to learn. The slight difference between turning on noise cancellation vs the power button is also a little annoying. Bose put a really obvious switch on the side of their headphones to help with this.I do not know what the LED indicator ever means. Sometimes it flashes red, sometimes blue, but do not know why. If you travel a lot and can spend $499. 95 on headphones, I would go for these. I love the colours, noise-cancellation works like a dream, battery life is great, and they feel comfortable, even with glasses on. Though for $399 (at JB Hi-Fi) the Bose QuietComfort 25's are probably just as good, albeit less colourful, and cost $100 less

Top 5 Celebrities Style Approved Trend to Wear Ear Cuffs

If you are wearing the same studs and danglers at all events, it is time to try something new to your jewellery box.Earcuff is a latest accessory in town.With fancy earcuffs you can add a fierce, sci-fi element to your outfits. Ear Cuffs are really easy to wear as well as very affordable. Moreover, there is no need to take painful piercing, yayyy!!!Though it is so tiny in size, its impact is great. From minimalist, delicate designs to more extravagant and bold designs, we have found few A-list Bollywood actresses pairing stylish ear cuffs at various events. Ear cuffs worn by these celebs show off an unexpected bling dimension in jewellery extravaganza. Below is the list of top 5 Bollywood actresses who are our current celebrity ear crushes:Sonam kapoor is at the top of the list. Being a Bollywood fashionista, this lady lived upto her image and enhanced her look by wearing drum shaped golden ear cuffs at red carpet event.We like this ear cuff style of Piggy Chops which added a subtle and unexpectedly elegance to her personality. It seems like; it is her favourite piece, as we have found her wearing this same hanging earcuffs at various events. Are you tempted to wear such style???The dabang girl was featured in Daboo ratnani's calendar. She opted to wear spiky earcuffs on both ears. Sonakshi sinha is regular in wearing different styles of ear cuffs and we really like her style.Her effortlessly classic, slightly bold style represents the notion of true, a modern-day style icon in the Bollywood industry. big leafs golden ear cuff is also available on Amazon here:Buy Via Mazzini Inspired Fohawk Leaf Gold Ear Cuff Earring for Women (Single Piece) Online at Low...Amazon. in: Buy Via Mazzini Inspired Fohawk Leaf Gold Ear Cuff Earring for Women (Single Piece) online at low price in...www.amazon.inVidya balan is smart enough to maintain her traditional saree avatar. Well, she proved that ear cuffs can go well with even ethnic wear such as sarees, anarkalis and lehengas. Few Indian models flaunting Indian ethnic outfits along with ear cuff.Now that we have unlocked the latest Ear Cuff trends and how to wear it, be sure to try out the trend yourself. You can add a tinge of style to your traditional ensembles and ear-cuffs are a great way to go about that. So what are you waiting for, grab a saree or salwar suit and team it with a pair of ear cuff at an upcoming event or festival