Cover your head.

I got a discontinued McCall's pattern (4116 at Etsy). This imitates the triangular scarf. Fussy to make but pie-easy to put on. I have ordered four different jerseys in solid colors. Very few options for buying fabric in this town. Option for adding interlining to add hair-imitating bulk to it, I use baby batting.

Here is what I had sitting around the house.

Plain black, enough room for either slouch or headband.

Here is the skin-head look-- or maybe the cone-head.

I saw this one on the internet, and tried to imitate it. One of the patterns is a variant, and was a disaster. I know how to rescue it now, but haven't gotten a roundtuit yet.

Made from double-sided thick fleece. Heavenly in windchill -20 weather.

So when I get the jersey ones made up, will show them. They look like a triangular scarf, but are not fussy to put on. I call them the maid's cap.

I have learned soft fabric, plenty of room and maybe some batting to imitate some hair, solid colors are best. Moving to spring and summer, the beanie look would be too warm, the scarf look is better.

Aww- thanks. When I did this for friends and family, ther were more appreciative of my personal appearance than I am, too. Yes, thank you; a cozy apartment is my goal. The thing behind me was a quilt in the process of being finished. All bagged up and ready to go.

I have shed the headcovers except for chilly days. PM me if you want one slightly used scarf. I have some knitted ones, too.

I brush my head with my hand, the opposite way it grows, and it looks cool.