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Heart Shaped Hat Tutorial!
DescriptionDo you want a project for Valentines day that keeps your hands busy and mind off the fact you are alone? Boy do I have the hat for you! BLOG POST WITH PATTERN (scroll to the end!): https://angelacostumery.com/2018/02/11/january-2018-mccalls-patterns-midcentury-dresses/ Pattern line art by: https://www.instagram.More
Do you want a project for Valentines day that keeps your hands busy and mind off the fact you are alone? Boy do I have the hat for you!
BLOG POST WITH PATTERN (scroll to the end!): https://angelacostumery.com/2018/02/11/january-2018-mccalls-patterns-midcentury-dresses/
Pattern line art by: https://www.instagram.com/ursuly_seeews/
I think most of the tools mentioned in this video are self explanatory, but here is a bit more info on some of them!
✩Wire: I was using 18 gauge picture hanging wire - but the wires purpose doesn't matter, as long as it is thin enough to be bendable and strong enough to hold its shape. I'd personally recommend galvanized steel wire.
✩Interfacing : The interfacing used is by pellon, here is a direct link:
http://www.joann.com/pellon-stabilizer-interfacing-by-the-yard/1261502.html#pmax=10&pmin=5&start=1
It feels like felt but is much stiffer. You can get the type with or without fusible webbing; it doesn't matter that much.
✩Buckram: I don't like buckram very much since it is more prone to breaking, the thread catches on it constantly, and it's overall much more difficult to work with. If you have to use it I recommend binding the edges with ribbon, so even if the buckram breaks there is still something supporting your stitches.
✩ MAKING SMALLER HATS ✩
As I said, this process can work for any size hat. But you need to adjust the materials (and ease mentioned in the video) accordingly.
Material adjustments I recommend if your hat is
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