Çocuk Şapkası Yapımı - Şapka Yapımı - Eski Kazaktan Şapka Yapımı

**Prof. Dr. Sinsi** · 06-23-2012

Is it a beret? Qualifies as one for me today

I don't really care, I think it's a darn cute hat

It was inspired a bit by the hats in the mini boden catalog that came to my house a few weeks ago

I just love this one and this one too

Bummer for my kids, I am just too darn tight with money to justify spending $40 on a scarf and hat set for them

So what does mommy do, makes one!

All sorts of sweater ideas have been floating around in my head anyway ever since making the button scarves a while back and now seeing that Fire Flies and Jellybeans has sweaters as the secret ingredient for this round of the Iron Crafter

I still had most of the sweater left from that project so away we went

1

Deconstruct your sweater

Front, back, etc

If yours has a nice ribbed waist, cut that off too

2

Take your trim piece and make sure it fits around yours or your child's head

3

Cut the biggest circle you can from the back of you sweater

I think if I was making one of these for myself I would need a bigger sweater

This was a womens size medium

I traced a bowl so that it would be round

4

Pin or mark the quarters of your circle

I did this by folding it in half & pinning on the lines & then folding in half the other way and pinning again

5

Take your circle and sew a basting stitch around the outer edge

Do not back stitch and do not overlap your threads when you come back around the circle

Pull on your threads to gather

6

Take your trim piece, fold in half lengthwise and sew the short ends together to make a circle

Fold your trim piece in half

Mark the quarter marks on your trim piece

I'm sorry I forgot to take a photo of this part

7

Pin your trim to the circular piece pinning wrong sides together

6

Sew, using a zigzag stitch

I had a bit of trouble with this since I was sewing three very thick layers

Go slow!

7

If you wish, trim seam edges, serge or leave raw

I left mine

We were in a hurry today

8

Try to convince your child this hat needs a brim

Try harder

Fail

Sew on a button instead

9

Call it a day

10

Keep thinking about doing another tutorial where you make a beret type hat with a brim

06-23-2012	#1
Prof. Dr. Sinsi	Çocuk Şapkası Yapımı - Şapka Yapımı - Eski Kazaktan Şapka Yapımı Is it a beret? Qualifies as one for me today I don't really care, I think it's a darn cute hat It was inspired a bit by the hats in the mini boden catalog that came to my house a few weeks ago I just love this one and this one too Bummer for my kids, I am just too darn tight with money to justify spending $40 on a scarf and hat set for them So what does mommy do, makes one! All sorts of sweater ideas have been floating around in my head anyway ever since making the button scarves a while back and now seeing that Fire Flies and Jellybeans has sweaters as the secret ingredient for this round of the Iron Crafter I still had most of the sweater left from that project so away we went 1 Deconstruct your sweater Front, back, etc If yours has a nice ribbed waist, cut that off too 2 Take your trim piece and make sure it fits around yours or your child's head 3 Cut the biggest circle you can from the back of you sweater I think if I was making one of these for myself I would need a bigger sweater This was a womens size medium I traced a bowl so that it would be round 4 Pin or mark the quarters of your circle I did this by folding it in half & pinning on the lines & then folding in half the other way and pinning again 5 Take your circle and sew a basting stitch around the outer edge Do not back stitch and do not overlap your threads when you come back around the circle Pull on your threads to gather 6 Take your trim piece, fold in half lengthwise and sew the short ends together to make a circle Fold your trim piece in half Mark the quarter marks on your trim piece I'm sorry I forgot to take a photo of this part 7 Pin your trim to the circular piece pinning wrong sides together 6 Sew, using a zigzag stitch I had a bit of trouble with this since I was sewing three very thick layers Go slow! 7 If you wish, trim seam edges, serge or leave raw I left mine We were in a hurry today 8 Try to convince your child this hat needs a brim Try harder Fail Sew on a button instead 9 Call it a day 10 Keep thinking about doing another tutorial where you make a beret type hat with a brim