Bobble or no bobble?
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Bobble or no bobble?
I wouldn't wear either but one of my close friends is a keen knitter. I watched her do a bobble and I thought it was awesome.
I vote bobble.
Always bobbled.
I never wear kitted caps, but bobbled.
How is this even a question, of course bobble
I prefer my clothing to be low key and functional. I find the bobble to be too flashy for my tastes.
B-but you're wearing a wizard's hat! How conspicuous can you get?Quote:
Originally Posted by blackmage_nuke
Avec bobble mostly because all knitted caps end up resembling the tip of a condom on my head, so the bobble distracts from that I think.
Why would you want less bobbles in the world?
Is that what they're called? I've honestly just been calling it a pom pom because that's what it looks like. 100% bobble, I like them.
I usually call it a pom pom.
Are we talking touques with the Pom Pom? Maybe it's just a Canadian thing.
No bobble with brim.
I don't own one, or wear hats, but if I did, I'd want a bobble. Because.
No bobble, it makes me look ridiculous.
When i saw this thread title it make me think of how cute little babies look in knitted caps :-)
Is the bobble the poofy thing on top?
I LOVE THOSE :love:
Bobbles are adorable. A beanie without a bobble just makes you look like a wannabe cool kid or a fisherman, but WITH a bobble it looks adorable.
BOBBLE FOR ME
B-But Carny, I'm afraid of those playground bullies (shivers)Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. Carnelian
Do you guys seriously not call them beanies? I don't know of anyone who calls it a 'knitted cap'.
I only call them beanies when they don't have a bobble, when they have a bobble I call them bobble hats. I just wiki'd a word that would be consistent across regional dialects