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Hat Made From A Sweater
Turn a sweater in to a hat - now with step-by-step pics
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Ok first you will need a sweater, I used the back of it to make a hat and mittens.
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First cut a half circle out of the sweater, you'll need 2 of these to make the hat.
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Stitch around it, leaving excess fabric for stitching, that way it wont be too tight.
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Cut off any excess fabric (because I made it a little bigger, to make sure it would fit right).
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Fold up the bottom of the hat and sew along, to give it a nice clean bottom.
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Then cut 3 strips off of the sweater, braid them and sew them to the top of the hat.
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Tada! My son modeling his new hat :)
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Enjoy Ya'll
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Posted By:RenJac1301 »
December 04, 2007 21:16
Popular tags: Painting & Decorating, Revamping, Dressmaking / Tailoring, Clothing & Fabric, Gothic, Christmas, Decorating, and Halloween
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natalie m.
06 Dec 21:24
Super cute! Martha Stewart did a very similar thing, where she used knit wool sweaters that she had shrunk in a hot water wash.
RenJac1301
07 Dec 01:50
cool
Shannon
15 Jan 19:59
threadbangers :)