BUCKET HATS
08-18-2011, 08:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Stitching4Fun
I printed out this pattern, I am going to try one. I like the idea of quilting scraps. You wouldn't believe what I have on hand!!
08-18-2011, 10:59 PM
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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
08-19-2011, 01:13 AM
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Hi QultingaddictUK. I know your sister will love the Bucket Hat. I volunteer in the oncology unit of my local hospital and make many hats for the patients. In the winter, I knit & crochet hats but the bucket hats are extremely popular during the hot weather. The hats are quick and easy and can be made from any washable fabric. I've added buttons, sequins, etc. to some of the hats and as they are reversible, you can go crazy with them.
My heart goes out to your sister and I hope you make her many, many hats.
My heart goes out to your sister and I hope you make her many, many hats.
08-19-2011, 04:18 AM
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Originally Posted by Quiltinvaca
Hi QultingaddictUK. I know your sister will love the Bucket Hat. I volunteer in the oncology unit of my local hospital and make many hats for the patients. In the winter, I knit & crochet hats but the bucket hats are extremely popular during the hot weather. The hats are quick and easy and can be made from any washable fabric. I've added buttons, sequins, etc. to some of the hats and as they are reversible, you can go crazy with them.
My heart goes out to your sister and I hope you make her many, many hats.
My heart goes out to your sister and I hope you make her many, many hats.
08-19-2011, 04:21 AM
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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.
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