7 1/4, 7 1/2, etc and how does one adjust for size?Sorry, where can I print the patern of this nice cap, thanks. 2 years ago -Take the sweatband and place it on the back middle seam. "Narrow-hem" means as narrowly as possible, no more than 1/4″, preferably 1/8″, or if you have really fine linen, you may be able to manage 1/16″ or even Capsupplyco will be adding all type of cap supplies in the very near future. My plan may be a bit more involved but I am so glad to see someone else do it and how the pieces fit together. Very nice cap, and great video! This article was co-authored by our trained team of editors and researchers who validated it for accuracy and comprehensiveness. It will help you get a visualization of the sewing process.What size cap is it? If you take them apart carefully (the jackets, not the stores) you can recycle the interfacing, lining, buttons, collar binding, etc.

-Use a zipper/narrow presser foot and start sewing around the bottom attaching the sweatband. 2 years ago Great tutorial, wonderful pictures, and I dig the hat. I've been wanting to make one of these for each of the men in my life - you can't buy them for less than about $40 ! Keep as close to the edge of the sweatband as possible.-You can also make your own sweatbands by folding fabric in half or you can buy premade professional ones at capsupplyco.com-When you near the end. 2 years ago I want to make this flat cap now! 2 years ago It should be a product that is available from better fabric shops or specialty supply houses. This article was co-authored by our trained team of editors and researchers who validated it for accuracy and comprehensiveness. 1 year ago Wrong side of the sweatband to the right side of the crown. I've been wanting to make a cap like this for a long time but I want to start from more scratch than this. Mist the fabric with enough fabric starch to make it damp, then press it on both sides with a hot iron. And also where could I buy one? Some people like to create 1 to 2 French braids, while other people prefer cornrows. Ok so, I love this question so I went to do a bit of research (aka Googling). 2 years ago Locking it down to the brim. (If you are not using the pattern provided then feel free to skip ahead.

Cut an 8 1/2 by 11-inch (22 by 28-cm) rectangle out of white cotton fabric.

In most cases, however, you'll start with the brim, then the facing (inside band), and finally the panels. By using our site, you agree to our Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered.Wash, dry, and iron all fabric before you sew with it.You can use a different color of fabric for the underside of the brim cover.All tip submissions are carefully reviewed before being published

It may take a while to do it but I will try to share the results. This adds that tradition flatcap look in front.-Feel free to sew further across the front. The process may seem intimidating, but it is actually quite simple once you understand what to do. A great source for nice woolen or wool blend fabrics at a cheap price is men's sport coats or suit jackets from thrift stores!

How you braid your hair now is very important, because it will affect the size and shape of the wig cap. Avoid hitting the table surface.-We used paper to help with this process. We use the bias tape for a more professional finish.-Place bias tape in the folder and start stitching.-Be sure to stay in the center of the seam. We solved this by adding a piece of paper between the iron and interfacing.-Take top panel back V shaped opening. Take apart an old baseball cap with a seam ripper. If you get stuck on any step check out the video. Pull your hair back in the same way you’ll be wearing it under the wig. Some are useable for both, but not brims. Detailed video tutorial to help visualize the process if you get stuck on a step!Here is a list of supplies you will need to help with the making of this cap.