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Step 7The MonoBROW!
Here's where the yarn comes in and things get even more fun. I come from monobrow country and so consider it natural to inflict this fellow with a similar fate.
Start by threading a yarn needle with your choice of yarn (about 5 or 6 feet doubled). If the sock fabric is thin, you will have to be more careful as it won't be forgiving later if you want to pull the yarn out and start over.
Make a series of loops (a bit longer than the final desired length) close to one another as illustrated in the photo. Going across the entire brow will take all of the 6 feet of yarn I have threaded here.
Next cut the loops with scissors. I have found that simply shaking the Neuron vigorously will help the yarn look natural and fall more randomly than using my fingers. I decided to trim up the brow after I shook him. I cut the middle "hairs" shorter so his eyes would be more visible.
Start by threading a yarn needle with your choice of yarn (about 5 or 6 feet doubled). If the sock fabric is thin, you will have to be more careful as it won't be forgiving later if you want to pull the yarn out and start over.
Make a series of loops (a bit longer than the final desired length) close to one another as illustrated in the photo. Going across the entire brow will take all of the 6 feet of yarn I have threaded here.
Next cut the loops with scissors. I have found that simply shaking the Neuron vigorously will help the yarn look natural and fall more randomly than using my fingers. I decided to trim up the brow after I shook him. I cut the middle "hairs" shorter so his eyes would be more visible.
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