Your instructions are amazing. I just made my second scrub cap using your video. I’ve tried other videos and tutorials, but I came back to yours. I love the French seam and how do you do the bindings. And.. it fits 😊! Thank you and your ‘camera person’ for taking the time to make the video. It was extremely helpful. My sister and my niece are both nurses in the OR and they are very happy that I was able to make a cap out of special material that they had.

I love the thought that has gone into making this nice on the inside too. I am going to be making caps for children who are having surgery and they take them home. Fat quarters is such a good idea and you are really economical with the fabric. Thank you so much for this pattern and video 😊

I am going through cancer treatment. This would make a great chemo cap.

Thank you so mUch DR STEPH.. I just love a dentist who sews ! HA ! I am a registered dental hygienist with 40 years of practice and I just retired, Yay me more time to sew. Best of Luck !!! PS Im making this soon for my niece.!

Sound is horrible. Can hardly hear anything.

Will this still work if my fat quarters are 18x21??

Love that u did this video and the other one with the pen from tractor supply.. do they have to be able to come out of the pen during the day and free range? I live near a road . Can I get a big run to go in front of their house and that b enough? Thanks for the help.

Excellent information, thank you.

I found your video today , thank goodness 😃I’m a new chicken mommy and I love to know and learn from experienced experts like you , thanks so much .

If you put your hand under the chicken (palm under and spread fingers between under the inside of their legs) instead of over the chicken you will find they are much calmer and start to get comfortable being held resting on your palm. If you go on top they believe you are a predator and will struggle. Never grab a chicken.

You are a wonderful teacher! You teach the absolute basics, i.e, what a fat quarter is and how to efficiently cut it; how to use the edge of your presser foot for a quarter inch seam; making sure we know to put the right sides of the fabric together, etc. Awesomeness!

Great job explaining the projects step by step. Thank you tor your video. 💕💕

Could you add a link to the fleece, please .

Thanks so much, such an easy to follow, waste free tutorial! Xx

I love the hardware cloth idea! Great modifications! Thanks!

Thank you for all the great and wise advice! You answered questions I’ve been looking for answers to for a very long time! I love the ideas you shared about the enclosed coop area - makes so much sense!

Nice video. With all the mods I’ve seen people do to prefab coops I’ve decided to just build my own using ideas from videos. BTW, you are country as a butter bean. Love it.

Where can I get this pattern and instructions. Thank you 33:25

I’m a newbie and I watched so many videos lately. This by far was the best video I’ve watched. You gave me the confidence I need to get a prefab coop. I hope I find this coop online.

What are you going to do about having a bottom panel / floor in your coop when the weather turns off cold, just wondering about that, I hope you saved the floor to install in fall/ winter time

I learned a lot from this video, thanks!

I have been searching different tutorials for burp cloths and bibs to make as I have never really sewed anything but we are going to have our 1st grandchild in March and I want to make a few things for her. Your video is the one I feel is the best for me. Thank You so much for posting this

Thank you sooo much for doing this tutorial it was fabulous. Also kudos to your daughter who was able to film without making me sick. Your attention to detail was inspiring, you must be a wonderful DDS. I will be making them for my daughter & staff who is a Veterinarian. P.S. Thank you for sharing without charging a penny as some do, it is greatly appreciated for those of us who may not have that extra penny.

is this coop still available?? cant find it anywhere! :(

Hi, would you send me the Piece A the top of the cap? I don't know where to see yuor email. Thanks, Pam

Beautiful chicken coop and chicken run, the wire mesh you used was perfect for young chicks and chickens, and avoid small wild animal to steal eggs. it seems very delicate, hope you get more orders

Tx for the video. I know this is 2 yrs old now. But I bet you regret leaving the tray off to catch the droppings. The nesting boxes going right where the droppings fall means the birds likely tracked poop into the nesting boxes as they entered to lay their eggs.

Will this still work with a 18”x21” fat quarter? I can’t find the bigger size. Thank you for your great tutorial

Very nice pattern and tutorial. Thank you!

This chick is a daytime 9. 😍😍😍

I love you for this video thank you

I thought this was a good video with helpful information about adding hardware clothe to the bottom to prevent predators from digging in. I have been looking at getting chickens for 10 years! But I just looked at the price online and this is 549.99 now! I knew it would up more expensive, but still! I have a very handy husband and we may just try to buy the materials gradually and make something similar. Holy crap, our country has gone south really quickly.

They don't last long 5 years like the plastic eco chicken coop better

I totally love your pattern. I have made 375 hats for a major hospital in our area. Volunteer Services at our hospital has let me know that the medical staff absolutely love them. Because I was making so many I tweeked the pattern slightly to make the process just a bit faster. I am still making more. I have a huge sewing room and am trying to use up a lot of material. I have made a few different styles but none are as good as this one. I am 80 yrs old and I have used over 100 yards of fabric. Thankyou for sharing your pattern. Happy sewing.

They are $600 right now :(

Really nice Bernina. Good video, thank you. A Clover Bamboo Stiletto will guide the fabric under the foot, and you don't have to get your finger close to the needle. I use mine a lot.

Thank You!!

Thanks for this pattern! You make it seem very easy. Just checking before I cut - if we wanted to make one like the one you're wearing in the beginning of the video (with the black band at the front) - we would cut the E and 2 D's out of the black fabric and the rest out of the patterned fabric?

Loving this! Making for my nurse friend

I knew how to make this already. I just came to see the doggiel 😆

Love the dog.

What about the cold wind coming through the bottomless coop? Or a preditor getting to the chickens, should they get into the run? Check the nestboxes bottom too, usually needs nailing on! Easy for a preditor to get in through the nesting boxes! They just push the floor open!

I'm so happy to have found your pattern and instructions. I made it through without any problems. But the hat is so small on my head it barely touches the top of my ears. I have plenty of fabric so I'll use it to make the oval larger and the front band too. Thank you though. Great job!

Pity it is made of pine wood! Ceder wouldbe better. Ok if you keep it under cover. Pine is not good for outdoors, otherwise I would buy it. But that will worb in no time flat! No thanks!

They would be happier with a floor in the coop. I simply put a double newspaper, under the perch. Pick it up in the morning! Put down another double page newspaper, DONE! All clean, wow, took about 15 seconds. Your chickens are going to be drafty in the winter and won't feel safe! Seeing predators through the floor, or hearing them that close, will bring stress to the chickens. Stress = no eggs. Put the floor back. Just try the newspaper trick, so fast!

Excellent instructions, both by video and written.....thank you!

Great pattern for my bald head. Just one note. 6x9 is a rectangle not a square.

Good tutorial but the audio is a bit low. Thanks

You don't hold chickens by the legs upside down.

Thanks for the pattern and tutorial, I’m a nurse vaccinating against Covid-19 and wearing PPE all the time, the caps make life a lot easier. Clare.