A cute woolen hat with one-piece “ears” and a contrasting lining will please the young fashionista and will be a great addition to the look in a sports or casual style.
You will need:
✂ Cut of wool flannel 60x45 cm in size
✂ Cotton fleece or flannel 50 cm and a width of 1.10 m
✂ Fabric for ties 15x45 cm
✂ Decorative cotton cord 1 m
✂ Needle and thread for sewing
✂ Zipper foot
✂ Fabric marker
The size of the cap in the finished form for a head circumference of 50-52 cm.
The lining protrudes slightly due to larger allowances during cutting.
How to make a seam with a transitional edging
Step 1
Draw a pattern on paper, best on graph paper. And cut it out.
Or print the pattern details on A4 sheets, paying attention to the dimensions of the alignment sides. Cut and glue parts.
Step 2
Fold the main fabric in half. Place the paper pattern on the fabric and use the fabric marker to transfer the contours of the pattern. Cut out a piece of a hat with 1.5 cm allowances.
From a cotton fabric, cut a lining with 2 cm allowances.
Step 3
Cut the fabric for the ties so that you get two identical strips.
Step 4
Place the cotton cord in the middle of the strip on the front side.Fold the part along, aligning the long sections and, using the zipper foot, sew a stitch. Cut allowances to 3 mm.
How to make edging with the zipper foot
Perform the second tie in the same way.
Step 5
Gently pull on the cord so that it can be used to twist the tie to the front side. Cut the cord, tie the edge of the tie to a knot.
Step 6
Stitch the cap piece along the longest cut (back seam).
Step 7
Stitch the cap part along the shortest cut (front seam).
Step 8
Gently cut the seam allowance. And iron it up.
Knit Beans: How to sew a hat with your own hands
Step 9
Now alternately run the side seams first on one side of the cap, then on the other.
Carefully make sure that all seams converge in the upper part of the cap, cut off the corners of the allowances where necessary.
Step 10
Iron all seams.
Step 11
Sew the lining just like a hat.
Step 12
Fold the hat and the lining with their faces to each other and chop along the slices.
Step 13
With tailor's pins, pin the ties to the hat exactly according to the marking. The ties are inside between the cap piece and the lining.
Step 14
Stitch the cap and lining part, leaving a small area for turning out open. Turn out the hat. Sew the open area manually with a blind seam.
Basic Hand Stitches
Done!
Source and photo: purlsoho.com
