BUCKET HATS
#91
Originally Posted by QultingaddictUK
Help, I think I am having a senior moment, I really cannot understand this part of the pattern
I have been at it for about 2 hours and really cannot figure it out, tell me it's me being stupid!
1.With RIGHT sides together, pin the center back seam of the crown, matching notches. Stitch in a 1/2" seam and press open. Machine stitch 1/2" from single-notched edge of crown. Clip to machine stitching.
#93
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Originally Posted by teacherbailey
Originally Posted by Quiltinvaca
Once again, here is the link for the FREE pattern. I got my pattern at Betz White, but it was $12! The FREE pattern looks the same to me:
http://www.simplicitynewlook.com/ind...ge=page&id=126
http://www.simplicitynewlook.com/ind...ge=page&id=126
#94
Originally Posted by QultingaddictUK
Originally Posted by QultingaddictUK
Help, I think I am having a senior moment, I really cannot understand this part of the pattern
I have been at it for about 2 hours and really cannot figure it out, tell me it's me being stupid!
1.With RIGHT sides together, pin the center back seam of the crown, matching notches. Stitch in a 1/2" seam and press open. Machine stitch 1/2" from single-notched edge of crown. Clip to machine stitching.
#95
Originally Posted by QultingaddictUK
Originally Posted by QultingaddictUK
Help, I think I am having a senior moment, I really cannot understand this part of the pattern
I have been at it for about 2 hours and really cannot figure it out, tell me it's me being stupid!
1.With RIGHT sides together, pin the center back seam of the crown, matching notches. Stitch in a 1/2" seam and press open. Machine stitch 1/2" from single-notched edge of crown. Clip to machine stitching.
I'm going to make another hat later today and I'll try to take pictures of each step.
#96
Thank you so much for your help, I did it that way as I found this on the web: http://hippiepunk.wordpress.com/tag/bucket-hat/ and this is the result, I think she is going to love it as she adores pinks n purples/lilac.
[IMG]http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a2.../HatforLiz.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a2...HatforLiz2.jpg[/IMG]
I thought she would like the Yo yo but I put it on so she didn't wear it back to front and show the seams :oops:
Quiltinvca thank you so much for sharing this as I know there will be a lot of members who can find uses for such a useful, n pretty hat.
[IMG]http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a2.../HatforLiz.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a2...HatforLiz2.jpg[/IMG]
I thought she would like the Yo yo but I put it on so she didn't wear it back to front and show the seams :oops:
Quiltinvca thank you so much for sharing this as I know there will be a lot of members who can find uses for such a useful, n pretty hat.
#97
OK, hope this makes sense
2 hats being put together (right sides together)
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Pin 2 hats together along bottom of brim
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Sewn together EXCEPT for few inches
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Pull hats inside out (right sides are now on the outside)
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Finished hat
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Reverse side of hat
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#98
Your hat is darling. Love the idea of a yoyo; very cute idea that I intend to copy.
I hope others will post pictures of their hats -- never thought a silly hat would generate so much interest!
I hope others will post pictures of their hats -- never thought a silly hat would generate so much interest!
#99
Originally Posted by jmabby
I also would like the pattern for going to the state fair.
thanks
thanks
:thumbup:
#100
quiltinvca, that is how I did it, in the end after hours looking at that stupid pattern, or was it me being stupid :oops:
Also when I turned them the right side out and stitched up the hole I did two rows of stitching on the rim, 1/4" apart to "set" it and give it a bit of extra stiffness.
I think also, on my next one, which I am making today, I will put a button or just a stitch on the top so they don't wrinkle up in the wash, what do you think?
Also when I turned them the right side out and stitched up the hole I did two rows of stitching on the rim, 1/4" apart to "set" it and give it a bit of extra stiffness.
I think also, on my next one, which I am making today, I will put a button or just a stitch on the top so they don't wrinkle up in the wash, what do you think?
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