mawmawbeve_60

very nice..

CarrieAnne

Great job!

ToucanSam

I think they'd be nice in a terry cloth too. Anything is better than a plastic shower cap!

LeeAnn

Great job Sharon. It looks great. I need to get started on mine.

nanjam62

Thanks for doing this..I'm a breast cancer survivor & can tell you that during my chemo the worst part was dealing with a bald head. So I'll offer a few suggestions if you don't mind. This pattern is great because it gives you a little fullness. I had a couple that fit close to the head & I just looked like I had painted color on my bald head.I could never find any that looked cheerful. Pastel colors are good as they keep you from looking so pale & sickly. I had a black one & always felt like I looked like it was going to be my last day so I never wore it. My favorite that I wore to bed was made from a knit that was satin on the outside & sort of flannel on the inside and it wouldn't get stuck on the pillowcase...yes, I wore it to bed because my head would get cold at night. Thanks again for doing this...you are going to add some cheer to someone who needs it!!

sueisallaboutquilts

Sharonanne, what a wonderful thing you're doing. You have a huge heart :)

sawsan

I loved your work ,colors .Thanks 4 sharing & your details.

MamaBear61

Very nice, they will be appreciated I am sure.

SharonAnne

Thank you. I absolutely do NOT mind any suggestions and constructive criticisms of any kind. I am new to sewing/quilting after a 30+ year hiatus and any help is welcomed. This is the first time I have sewn on stretchy fabric, also. Quite an interesting challenge, but I think I got the hang of it now. What a great idea with the satin on the outside for nighttime use. I will try it. My daughter will be graduating from Nursing School in December and has a good outlet for these turbans, so I know they are going to help make deserving people feel a bit better. What do you think of doing a large size for men, or do you think they don't mind being bald?

sewmuchmore

Awesome :thumbup: