How to Choose a Liner for Your Hats!

Lining hats is so much easier than you think - but sometimes picking the best fabric for those hats can be a challenge. If you are looking to line a crochet or knit hat this video will help get you started!
Take a moment to consider some of the following reasons you may want to add a liner to your hats, cowls or mitts. It doesn't have to be just for warmth. You can also choose fabrics just to add style, colour and interest to your knit or crochet items.
In this video I will introduce to more fabrics than just fleece to line your hats and help you bring together some great coordinating looks.
If you have any questions about what you want to line your hats with be sure to let me know below.
Thanks everyone! xo
1:43 Knit Fabrics
4:04 Fleece Fabrics
5:33 Summing it Up
6:30 Co-Ordinating Textures and Prints
6:50 Large Print Fabric with Small Texture on Hat
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[@cathybohn9137]

absolutely learned a lot from your video about fabrics to line hats. I haven't ever lined a hat, I bought fleece and one that is super soft but no stretch, so looking for answers before I start. My hat is made in the knit look crochet, using slip stitch, a wool acrylic blend, so super stretch. I don't don't think I can use the super soft material without any stretch, so your video helped explain what works best, plus the pattern and color choices. Thanks for sharing

[@prettydarnadorable]

You’re welcome! Glad to help you get started. You’re on the right track thinking about the stretch, it’ll definitely make a big difference.

[@prayingkoala]

One of the very best guide videos I have ever seen . Thank you . Do you have a video on How to Actually Line your hat with fleece? (that's my next step ) Thank you so Much ! And thank you for the hat pattern links as well !

[@annashiegl]

That's what I would like too

[@smat2272]

Wow! What a fantastic video! Thanks so much for the info, not only on fabrics, but picking and pairing patterns. I will use this info for other crafts beyond lining hats. Great with the companion video on the actual lining process. Thank you for both.

[@prettydarnadorable]

Thanks so much - great to hear you enjoyed it!

[@LcJohnson7962]

I absolutely love this tutorial. Thank you!

[@prettydarnadorable]

So glad! Interesting how things go together so differently :)

[@calliequinn235]

I know you made this a while ago but it's a great video! I'm new to crochet & have made a few things but thought I might want to line a cowl that I just completed. I appreciate all the info!

[@prettydarnadorable]

So happy to hear you enjoyed it!

[@trish4547]

Thank you for this video. Grateful for the information.

[@prettydarnadorable]

Glad it was helpful!

[@rhondaconnick9286]

I wish I had seen this video before buying my fleece! I have the non-stretchy one and believe me, there is NO give. OK, back to the store I go!

[@prettydarnadorable]

Hey Rhonda - try working on the bias if you have enough - so not straight up and down or side to side but on a diagonal - almost all fabric will stretch that way. Just a matter of if you have enough. Let me know how you make out!

[@duanapearson643]

Thank you. That was definitely helpful! 👍👍

[@prettydarnadorable]

So glad!

[@christinamarshall2704]

Such helpful tutorials on your channel thank you subscribed!

[@prettydarnadorable]

Awesome, thank you!

[@sisteryaya24]

Thanks so much for the tutorial. Can you suggest a silky or satin like stretchy fabric as a lining?

[@prettydarnadorable]

Hmmm everything changes in the fabric stores around here I would suggest talking to the staff at your store and ask for something with lycra/spandex in it. Best of luck!

[@BlueMoiraine]

I love your videos! I have curly hair and have been wanting to line my hats with a satin fabric, so I don't get as much "fuzz". I saw your video of how you create the fleece-lined ones. How would I trace and work satin in a loser beanie?

[@prettydarnadorable]

That will be harder just because satin is so slippery. I would recommend doing one layer of fabric at a time. Also trace and cut it on the bias so it will have some stretch to it. Hope this helps ;)

[@BellezzaBellyDance]

I just purchase a satin sleeping bonnet and wear it beneath my hats. Keeps my curls looking nice.

[@vturner2210]

Can this work with silk fabric ?

[@prettydarnadorable]

Yes it will be tricky because it will be slippery. Be sure to cut on the bias so it has some stretch 😊

[@auroranite]

Really helpful. Thank you

[@cdahmen72]

Thank you so much! This tutorial is so helpful 👍🙏❤️

[@prettydarnadorable]

I am so glad it was helpful!

[@Healingwithzo]

So informative

[@prettydarnadorable]

Glad you think so!

[@cierrahatch7362]

Ok all i have is flannel..... right roght now but i gotta work what i have right now... can this work for crochet hats?

[@prettydarnadorable]

It should just be sure to cute on the bias - diagonal so you can get a little stretch in it :)

[@PumpkinSpice1960]

Great tips for lining !!!! Do you have a tutorial for the cute hats please?

[@gianb2585]

I'm looking to line a hat I bought (100% acrylic, initially for cosplay), but I'm having trouble picking a specific fabric. I've pretty much settled on a solid black or dark grey, but what would you recommend for the material? I want something that's breathable and moisture wicking, yet able to keep my head and ears warm during the winter.

[@candacejones7554]

I might try some bamboo fabric, it keeps warm and wicks away moisture, least what ive found it to be. And it doesn't have to be full bamboo either

[@palmy9386]

Thank you, thank you, thank youuu!!

[@prettydarnadorable]

+Ashley so happy you enjoyed it!

[@JennySimon206]

Thank you so much for your tutorials. You're taking my crochet to the next level. I have a brand new Singer Heavy Duty sewing machine and a serger someone gave me. Don't know how to sew but have read the whole Sewing for Dummies book. Have hemmed stuff but that's it. Anyways, just wanted you to know that the fashion industry is the 2nd largest polluter on the planet. We pretend to recycle but that the recycle ♻️ simble is a farce. Less than 1% is recycled. They send the trash and dump it in Indonesia. The oil industry has done a great job psyoping ppl into not using animal fabrics and their plastic man made fabrics instead which are NOT environmentally friendly in the least bit. Plastic fabrics don't decompose where animal products decompose back into the Earth. The way I see it is if the animal is getting eaten ect, the whole animal should be used. Watch some documentaries on the pollution and fake recycling psyop. Like I said, the fashion industry is said to be the 2nd largest polluter on the planet. Behind the oil industry I am guessing though the plastic fabric comes from the oil... so yeah! There's that. If you want to be vegan and environmentally friendly you would have to wear just cotton, linen and hemp lol. No plastic. Yes, it was a scam, a scheme and deliberate. The old Greenpeace people now regret what they did. They got played.

[@JennySimon206]

Here are some I see I have watched. Just google plastic fabric recycling pollution. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z4OnlGWlpdyaZqs kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y5XOZIGFesyLbdE

[@prettydarnadorable]

Yes I have been watching some documentaries lately - it is awful! Made me rethink a lot in my personal purchases. You might like a video I have coming up combining crochet with thrift store finds - trying to reuse now where and when i can!

[@JennySimon206]

@@prettydarnadorable oh that sounds fantastic! Will keep an eye out for your new video.

[@dorothymaessweetshoppe5149]

Why not any silk to protect hair

[@prettydarnadorable]

That’s a great idea!

[@CoreyBrass]

My male chromosome is coming through in that I don't see the fighting patterns like you do.

[@sistersheri6327]

WON'T THAT CAUSE STATIC ELECTRICITY?

[@prettydarnadorable]

I guess it might but it will be warm! :)