How to Make Flatcap

[@robertsherman9975]

Great Video, you have a knack giving instructions. I’d like to offer some tips, having designed and sewn for 30+yrs, I’ve picked up quite a bit of knowledge. I’d like to pass on. 1- When working with curves. Either place several pins, joining the two pattern pieces together or baste the pieces, an 1/8” away from the stitching line. Also place the curved piece, next to the feed dogs and decrease stitch length. The feed dogs will aid in feeding the excess fabric. Decreasing the stitch length, also helps in feeding both pieces of fabric uniformly. 2- When sewing the lining, leave approximately 2- 2 1/2” of the seam, without sewing it. Then you can place right sides together, stitch the seam around the circumference, when finished, pull the hat fabric through the open. Yes, small amount of hand stitching, but the results are worth it. Hat band can be attached with an 1/8” top stitch. Gives very clean and professional results.

[@jenninevada785]

I'm trying my hand at my very first hat, the video was great also loved reading your comments as well. I will use all that I have learned from the video and your comments.

[@dougngn]

@Tiffany's Piece of Cake I am not the video maker but from what I understand is at12:10 no, not through the brim. At 12:45 yes he sewed through the brim but he said 1/4", not 3/4". Hope this helps.

[@jccarta1]

Robert Sherma

[@inesgonzalez1678]

Thanks for the instructions. I will get them in mind!

[@johnbrady3169]

I love the directions. I changed the order at first to sew the sides on before sewing the end together and i was able to make the corners smoother. Thank you, krista

[@arvindsahai3012]

It's really a helpful tutorial for novice like me.

[@lynnejamieson2063]

I don’t know if this will help anyone but I’m pretty certain that my Granda’s flat caps had a snap clasp to hold the overhang in place on the brim, which would allow for adjustment as and when required ie you could unclasp it so that you can pull the hat down further to catch the top of your ears in bad weather.

[@nickikuemmel5549]

Danke für das tolle Video. So wie Sie es nähen, ist es viel einfacher.

[@andiearley9614]

Would be nice to have written instructions. And also to know how much fabric is needed. Patterns generally have that info.

[@roseorphee9008]

I love it because some of these caps are so expensive ( this give me the idea how to style my cap) thank you

[@jesebsp]

thank you! i bought a pattern years ago. i hadn't found the brim insert. thanks for the info! also couldn't decide on fabric. i have a dress i made years ago out of a sort of abraham moon tweed. i can get several hats out of it with the lining.

[@davidanddavidstrading]

Look at the way you hold that pencil lead in your finger while you use both hands...whoa Jedi Master

[@trishah2924]

This is a brilliant video, thanks for sharing your tips, tricks and pattern. That trick with the bias tape folder is awesome, I can't wait to try it 😀

[@FauxToez]

"Definitely don't give up after one cap" Amen

[@arijc6548]

thanks my dad is gonna love it

[@janinedomerge3386]

Je suis entrain de réaliser votre casquette pour la première fois tout est très bien expliqué . Merci

[@davidanddavidstrading]

This guy knows how to handle the fabric with very little pins.. Jedi....

[@quebirt]

Thank you. This is a really good how-to. Just a tip: you say access. I think you mean excess. "any excess material"

[@myvideos6731]

Very good! Great teacher!

[@etelainenleathercraft]

Nice toturial bro... ❤❤❤❤

[@martyabela9467]

Nice tutorial thoroughly enjoyed watching

[@ladykenja2700]

- Very nice job. I like the Flat Cap. Thanx for sharing.

[@drewmclean163]

Thanks for the vid, I'm really keen to give this a shot! I'm a bit of a novice; what is the bias tape for? I can't figure out how it affects the finished product.

[@Anna-q6d2y]

WoW so cool to see how it’s made! I was watching Peaky Blinders and there man were wearing these caps and I was wondering how they are made ! Now I know! Great work!

[@sewforlife5728]

Peaky blinders where newspaper boy cap. This is what they call cabby flat cap or a beret flat cap.😉

[@j.4595]

great view and thank you for sharing.

[@JoseRamirez-li9cp]

You're a genius. Great tutorial.

[@davidvega6487]

thanks mate, I'm going to make one for me little kid right away

[@snehsibiya7179]

Please make a beret also

[@TalkingdrumSpeaks]

I have just ordered the pattern and I am so ready to make me one. Thanks for this

[@CaptainDominic]

This is a good video but as future tutorial for the videos you should use a thread that stands out. And maybe different fabrics for the panels. How would I scale the pattens for my a harger head. I have 25 inches circumference and 14 inches over the top ear to ear

[@princessharribluestaffy841]

You get it on your laptop and then using paintshop pro or similar, increase the size by whatever …. say 25%, then you need to take it to a printing house on a usb and get them to print off the larger size. I am sure there is a different method but that is one way to do it. I scaled it down a lot to make one for a teddy bear

[@marystefany5153]

Waw, well done you! Thanks, I know how to do it now ❤👍👍👍👍🙌🙌🙌

[@ladykenja2700]

- Nicely done. Thanx 4 sharing.

[@mirahalpern9217]

LOVE THIS VIDEO!! I wear hats alot, but normal.peak caps are really annoying. I foresee I will indeed be making alot of these. 😊

[@gerrie7407]

cool video man , well done,

[@meleksaynep9448]

Ke. Linda y. Voy a hacer una a ciadritos Grazie,!! 👍❣️

[@hexebabajaga7486]

Ich habe das Video leider erst heute entdeckt. Ich wollte mir das Schnittmuster kaufen, leider gibt es dieses anscheinend nicht mehr. Das ist sehr schade. Tolles Video. Liebe Grüße

[@irinawagner6487]

Where I can find this pattern? Thank you

[@theurbanabo]

Great video! Thank you!

[@137jackyh]

Great tutorial learned a lot; I've not seen binding made and attached like that before!

[@jenifer5138]

Hola tbn soy de chile.tienes el patrón de tutorial?

[@mariajarabalderama6127]

Soy de chile y hablo solamente español, puedes subir los vídeos en español por favor.Están muy bonito tomó que suaves pero no puedo hacerlos porque no entiendo.gracias que estés bien

[@jenifer5138]

Hola .tbnde chile tienes el patrón?

[@supercow61]

do leather cap and hats !!

[@alekpbeats]

sick ! great tutorial. easy to follow and understand 🙏

[@stephenlutchman2101]

Thanks i will try to make one

[@dalilagonzalez3699]

Hey! This is great! But what about sizing? After buying the cap pattern, I realized it's only one size...

[@TheNailEngineer]

I have a combination scanner / printer which allows me to adjust the size (by percentage), when I make photocopies. It's really easy to figure out with any pattern. Just take the size you want. Always divide the number of the size that you want by the number of the pattern you have, then multiply by 100. I believe this one is 58. So if you wanted 56, you need to copy at 96 or 97%, if you want size 62, copy at 107%. Simple.

[@sasa-qq9em]

Perfect 👍👍

[@acumanabstractarts4482]

Very cool I was just wondering if I can do it with a different types of fabric like west African print

[@wovenmelody]

Could you be so kind and share the pattern? I would like to download it and try out. Thank ypu ver much! :)

[@danielwhitacre]

Tried to buy a brim off the site, but they only have ball cap size, and the pattern for this doesn’t quite match up.

[@dandyd14441]

Wonderful video thanks sir very much

[@dandyd14441]

Hey sir is the pattern pdf? Can I down load it quickly ?

[@لمارالشهريه]

Thanks it's lovely

[@aleidaperez7851]

How can I get a hold of a pattern to the flap cap?

[@konradrogowski360]

Hi could you please send me a link, for the bias folder attachment I've looked on the site mentioned and can't find it please help me yours konrad

[@NiniAllenVoiceActor]

Thank you so much for this tutorial!!!

[@wiltonmunozrosado3581]

Debería dar pero con las medidas y si pueden traducido

[@ricromrec]

great video - where does one get the sweatband?

[@SewFrancine6120]

Thank you for a great video and pattern.

[@alconhamilton7969]

Hello, thanks for the teaching you are giving with your video, how can I send you the molds?

[@jeannebourhis4641]

TR7S BEAU tissu pour la flat cap , j'aurais voulu voir l 'envers avec le biais posé ,merci

[@normasuelimonteirodesouza246]

Excelente aula, obrigada

[@skullofpain89]

Hi, Can i buy One of your caps? What cost estimate? Let me know

[@javielalvarez5459]

Perfecto

[@maliknoman7349]

Sir we can make all kinds of caps if you need worker let us know

[@stephanblack4558]

Very nice thank you.

[@juliandavidvalenciaolaya2335]

Where can I buy the pattern? It is not found amymore in the link.

[@aleidaperez7851]

How could I get a hold of the pattern?

[@elianiberman3096]

is the pattern for different head sizes?

[@rinawallace1962]

Where can I order the sweatband used in your video?

[@detox6658]

Check the links in the description.

[@yurikojarden7335]

kero make me one for my apology I liked the model, how do I get the mold or how do you do what measurements are taken? Thank you very much if you can

[@GiveHope-tf5cz]

Which size is the cap and how can I make it bigger. I need size 60/61

[@lexybeltran6787]

Me fascinó gracias quedó hermosa 😁

[@chandrakantjagtap4537]

Nice 👌👌👌

[@Rehmankhan-dg7sq]

Amazing

[@six2six883]

1/4” Seam allowance on this pattern? Btw I have a single needle juki machine so these domestic single needle tutorials are clutch! 🙏🏾🙌🏾

[@ProperFitClothing]

six2six Yes, 1/4” is correct for this pattern.

[@staceyjuza9385]

I noticed you don't use buckram. My pattern called for that. It was very difficult to use hense the reason I only made one.

[@khitakingvibes1768]

Wow. Very nice

[@alexwar4577]

I have one that is too small as I can widen it so it fits bigger mow

[@paulsearle-or5wf]

so i emailed you twice, not got a reply! how do you "size" this for different head sizes?

[@sasa-qq9em]

Could you please give me a new link to download the pattern?

[@romyrou]

The pattern is not available :(

[@roseorphee9008]

I love to see something in demin or mix matireal. Like what kind of problem I might encounter

[@czarinacharters1395]

If you use a thin denim, use the interfacing. If you use a thicker denim that holds its own shape, skip the interfacing. Also, if you're going to use a thick denim, I would adjust the sizing a little and add a lining along with the bias tape.

[@shannonheathcliffmul]

does the patterncome in just one size?

[@dpr6164]

Really love the tutorial but there is no link to download the pattern

[@harrietheywood]

Great instructions--thanks

[@whiteflag1000]

This is just cool. Thx for that. I'll try for sure.

[@maswinpasaribu6868]

VERY GOOD THANK YOU SO MUCH

[@thelambrotwist]

Where can I get the templates from? Thks

[@reginabrenke-leach3842]

Will your pattern accommodate head size 64 cm or 25.2 inches?

[@juancamilocardozodelgado3515]

Excelente video aunque no se inglés pero aprendí de todos modos 😁

[@jjbing3]

Right on time!!!

[@sobeidacastro2339]

Thanks

[@patriciagielen1650]

comment faire pour avoir le patron je voudrais la faire pour mon petit fils et mon fils svp merci et ou trouver l'appareil qui s'adapte sur votre machine svp merci

[@mariedominiqueterrine6959]

Bonjour, Quelle est l'adresse pour commander le patron ?

[@kevintu2856]

Finally Undo

[@kevintu2856]

Kevin Tu

[@trxtr_j]

Trying to find the Bias tape folder you use. It doesn’t show on the capsupplyco site.

[@greengus5258]

Does one size fit all or can you adjust for sizes?

[@HallieWo]

The pattern is literally just 3 pieces. No sizing or instructions. If you have experience with patterns, you may be able to figure out how to extend it if needed.

[@CristianDiaz-py2mm]

Nice video

[@ladykenja2700]

- Where is the Bias maker available ??? That piece is invaluable in the sewing room.

[@richlovin2173]

I found them on Amazon. They are called belt loop makers. I bought the version made for industrial sewing machines and use it on a Singer home machine using just one attachement screw.

[@undecidedgenius]

What is the largest size on the pattern for this hat (I have a size 8 or 3xl)

[@capedoryus]

undecidedgenius Have you tried this yet? I'm going to give it a go and will let you know if it fits my pumpkin head.

[@capedoryus]

undecidedgenius just did a muslin mock-up. Took me three days to figure out how to attach the back of the sides. The size is tiny-tieny. It sits on my head like a small saucer. If I figure out how to scale it I'll let you know. Considering it took me days to figure out the video, don't hold your breath waiting.

[@rinawallace1962]

@@capedoryus I just finished making the base of the cap, all except the brim. And, it does not have the fullness of the hat I am attempting to replace with this one. Bummer! I too, am going to try to resize the pattern for my needs and I will let you know if I am successful.

[@mikecif4123]

Holding out for a cadet cap pattern!

[@omarstampella6414]

me encanto si pudieras ayudarme con los moldes

[@gladtidings4all]

The hardest part is sewing that bias tape.

[@Alitzah9491]

Amei explicação ótima.

[@sapatarian.saparecidazico8726]

Amigo vc tem PDF grátis..

[@skzishy3498]

Awesome

[@adelasoria1266]

Genial muchas gracias