HOW TO SEW A BUCKET HAT (and how to make the pattern) FREE PATTERN DOWNLOAD

[@edenflower67]

This is the best and most detailed explanation of how to make the pattern!! Thanks a lot :)

[@thanksalotnewyorkcity5584]

Thanks Alot! It would help if I could understand what the heck is going on with creating the piece between the brim and top

[@blackbeb6780]

Thanks a lot for a great video. Straight to the point, no loud background music that causes distraction. May I say that you are a very beautiful young woman that comes across as kind. Stay yourself, and may you have continued success with your channel. Blessed be!

[@ladykenja2700]

- Thanx for the "slash & spread" segment. Didn't realize how much you forget when you haven't done it for a while. GREAT job ! ! ! Well done.

[@jiyejiae]

HELLO! I would just like to thank you so, so, so, so much! I've been frustrated and wanted to give up because I've been trying to make my own pattern for a smaller bucket hat but for the whole day. Other videos (that has bigger views) and sites doesn't seem to help that much since, they aren't showing how this became that etc. Kudos to you for thoroughly explaining it :) I understood everything. You're a great teacher! :D hope you get more followers and views ^^

[@nataliadedios]

that makes me happy 😊

[@sahraw1933]

@@nataliadediosI definitely agree with her!!

[@sahraw1933]

Which fashion calculator app do you use??

[@ovolo5021]

I’m so happy I came across this video, and super excited to wake up in the morning to draft a pattern. thank you so much!

[@Innovertraining]

Thank you for this tutorial. This is the third type of bucket hat I’ve done and I like this one the best. I’m a true believer in basting because it helps to assure clean seams. It’s also wonderful to see young people sewing and creating. I thought it was becoming a lost art but your generation is helping to keep it alive!

[@PreciousEkpeyong-h6t]

I love you so much,you such a wonderful teacher, thanks for sharing

[@kissamies2016]

I made a bucket hat with this video and it turned out looking pretty good! The instructions were easy to follow and your voice is really soothing :) Also thank you for explaining the pattern-making it really helped. Great video

[@justvibe2791]

Can u write for me the measures of the pattern plz I can't hear very good

[@soapmanwuan4735]

I think because i don’t have the fundamental knowledge of sewing it was a bit difficult to follow. For sure this was a good one tho

[@kenchhetamang6038]

Same

[@alfielovesjoynglad6240]

Finally I found a beautiful bucket hat...thanks for the lovely tutorial and the pattern

[@hobbesession1]

OK, this sounds dumb but the first thing I learned from your excellent video is that there are fractions calculators.... yes, I never knew this existed. You have just made my sewing life so much easier! And the hat instructions were excellent. I especially like that you show how to make adjustments. Big thank you!

[@BariumCobaltNitrog3n]

I liked making the patterns because I have tracing paper, which I normally use for copying celeb autographs. That curve describes an angle, and I used two different curves in the same hat, 3/16th or 0.1875 and 5/32 or 0.15625 of an inch for an ever-so-slightly jaunty look. I made the lining out of silk scraps and the hat is made of wool (curtains actually) from fabric samples. Notches are very useful and handy so thanks for that as this is my first project using a pattern. and making a pattern. I'm 60 and sheltering in place so I bought a sewing machine to learn something useful and perhaps fun. SOOO much fun. While others my age are dying by the thousands, God rest their souls, I've made masks (duh) a t-shirt, 2 jackets, a jewel box, lots of hats (I'm bald so...) a wallet, a leather backpack and dozens of stuffed animals. Penguins and dolphins for me and my girl and lots of pincushions lol. Loved your tutorial, but a little confused on how to attach brim to hat...

[@nataliadedios]

you’ll have 2 brim pieces cut! then, sew each piece at 1/4” seam allowance to form a circle ⭕️! press the seam allowances flat. lay the two circles ⭕️ on top of each other right side to right side. Sew at 1/4” seam allowance along the outer edge of the circle! flip inside out and press. now, this will start looking like a brim! topstitch all around the circle at 1/4” seam allowance (start from the outer edge, topstitch each row until you get to the inner edge). at this point your brim is ready to attach!! attach as usual - brim + (hat piece without brim) right side to right side together! you can baste in place before sewing at 1/4” seam allowance! then, the lining (hat without brim) piece goes in last :)

[@BariumCobaltNitrog3n]

@@nataliadedios thanks! awesome.

[@lizwilson8371]

Very impressive. I am a experienced seamstress. I took the time to watch. Very nicely done. Keep up your great techniques and teaching. Congrats 👏

[@crazybeautifulbitch1]

I am so glad I came across your video. I had been wanting to purchase a bucket hat but with having extra fabric laying around I decided to follow your step by step and let me tell you, it was very detailed and easy to follow. I have created a reversible bucket hat for myself and will be making a lot more. Thank you so much for sharing it with us !!!

[@joannelandry3768]

I am very new to the world of sewing and this hat is only the 2nd thing I have ever made and it turned out amazing. Thank you,

[@ginabisaillon2894]

I especially appreciated the pattern-making lesson, thank you!

[@justvibe2791]

Thank u so much girl u know what I really reeeeeeally love u I just finished doing patterns I didn't slept all night trying to make them u know in algeria we use cm more than Inch but I made it in the end Thank u so much once again ❤️

[@jamiecampbell2637]

Thank you! Just finished mine, delighted with it! Best hat I’ve ever owned. Love the video, great instructions. 🥰💐

[@thefashionalchemist]

Yaaaaass 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 this is exactly how I would have done it, so many basic tutorials on KZbin on how to make bucket hats but this one is thoroughly explained and really accurate ✌🏼Thanks for the video! 💛

[@amyshilling7979]

I have just found your channel, and oh my, why have I not seen it before. Love, love, love!

[@thetAlltAilor]

Great tutorial. I was planning on making a bucket hat, so this will definitely be a great resource :)

[@____darrah____]

I just used your pattern and video to make a bucket hat using cream denim. It is looking sweeet thank you so much for the awesome content.

[@stephsolorio3948]

Oh my gosh the pause to apply lip gloss! Kills me🤣❤ automatically followed you after that! Loving this tutorial, thank you!

[@ridajauhar4272]

I watch your vids all the time...so far this is mah fav

[@silviagarrido812]

Thank for such a detailed, easy to understand, explanation for the pattern making! Congratulations!

[@sahraw1933]

The best diy video for a bucket hat!!!! Thank youuuu!!

[@yelnurabdikarimov1251]

i love your channel so much, you’re the best!!! keep going sis, you’ve got this

[@hollydack2242]

Thank you so much for this super thorough tutorial. After a lot of time and effort ( you make this look so easy haha) I have just finished making my bucket hat! It was my first time drawing up a pattern, I could NOT have done it without your help.

[@kpopworld1922]

You explain to nicely i really love it keep it up girl you are too good at explaining love you 😊😊

[@RissaC333]

I just found your channel and I’m seriously in love. Thank you for sharing so much value!

[@nataliadedios]

thank you😇

[@veronicasiczewski299]

Thank you, Natalia! For this explanation. I enjoyed all the video! 🤗 The details, your explanation. And the resulta are fantastic. I will sew them soon. (I've discovered your channel with this video and I'm subscribing.) Greetings from Argentina 🇦🇷 💙

[@wowokeren1075]

Good educational for how to create pattern for bucket hat 👍

[@JG-jn2nn]

hi, i love this tutorial, ive made lots of hats from it. now im trying to make different sizes, so could you tell me what the intended final circumference for this pattern is and how to adjust the first measurement you showed accordingly?

[@bethwert259]

You're an excellent pattern maker. Where did you go school. And I totally agree about that ruler! The BEST ever!

[@nataliadedios]

Fashion Institute of Technology in new york city!

[@bethwert259]

@@nataliadedios I went to the Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandise in San Francisco. I ended becoming a sewing workroom and made beautiful interiors for homes. Best thing I learned was how to sew on an industrial sewing machine. Changed my life.

[@alvalind3874]

I will totally do this during summer break! It starts next weeek

[@6868gacon]

She is a very beautiful model ! 👍👍👍👍🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️

[@menachojustinianodarine2453]

I loveed your pattern, it was really easy to follow your videoo. Thanks!

[@capedoryus]

You are a gift from heaven! I enlarged a hat pattern by 10%. I was so big but I had no idea on how the original pattern was created. Thank you so much for this. Can't say mystery is gone till I draw one out but at least I know why a 1/4 extra on the circle turned into a tent vrs a hat. Love the lip gloss scene and the cat in the background. Video production is something you can add to the resume. Yes it was that good.

[@nataliadedios]

thank you :)

[@lozadae9331]

Thank you so much for the clear and detailed step by step instructions. By the way you’re so pretty 😀.

[@drawingfanaatic]

Thanks for the great tutorial! I’ve never made a pattern before but your explanation was really clear and my hat turned out great 🥰☺️

[@nataliadedios]

amazing!

[@gmc2156]

Thank you good explanation, one question: did you change the size of the circle for the different hats, or the change was made on the sides and rim pieces? Like adding inches to the sliced parts accordingly?

[@mertozyurekliler945]

Thanks a lot! Very detailed explanation and step by step guide!

[@eexner4242]

So far, and I’ve watched a few, this is the best video tutorial! Thanks

[@lmfaooskskakskkssn6401]

you're literally so underrated ❤️

[@SGO010]

question didnt you upload a video on how you did that sweater ? i need some tips on what thread too use . ill be creating a pattern on denim

[@shanicegayle6383]

New Subbie here👋🏾. Soothing voice, clear instructions, professional patterns. I’m just sorry I didn’t find you sooner😊.

[@Liz.Crookes]

Thanks, this was a much better method than how I've been going for it. Maybe in the future you could show us with a lighter color fabric and thread so theres more contrast for the details? Excited to give this way a go!

[@susanc3052]

Hi! What are the lengths of the gaps you inserted for the slashes for the most relaxed fit hat! I have huge hair! Thank you!

[@ella-pi2tk]

i can’t wait to try this out ! what fabric would you recommend for this? or how thin/thick of a fabric do you think will work? i have a black fabric i found in my basement but it’s pretty thin, so i’m not sure if it will have as much structure !

[@nataliadedios]

if it’s see through, it’s probably a little too thin! a simple cotton with no stretch would be the best option for a summer bucket hat!

[@rhiannonishere7148]

You can buy this stuff called fusable interfacing at any fabric or craft store and you just iron it onto your fabric according to the directions it gives you and it makes the fabric have more structure! 😊

[@byfielle251]

You help me so much with patterns and everything, love your channel so much!!!! 🤍🤍🤍

[@zairafrancia7694]

Where I can get the dotted pattern paper? Beautiful tutorial!

[@melissae1034]

Thanks so much! Great job on the video. Loved seeing the details of your pattern process.

[@suhamarsyamyesmina6967]

What a cute hat 😍

[@augustlion8]

Can you put the pattern online please 🙏🏽

[@nataliadedios]

I know this is 5 months late but I finally figured out how to do this!! link is in the description box!

[@yesbitchimgay5696]

@@nataliadedios thanksss

[@brittanym188]

Easily explained and come out so cute! Thanks ♥

[@Schroeder9999]

Pardon me for making unrelated comments. I was looking for inspirations on how to make neck cover and landed here and I find myself needing to say: I really like your smile ^v^... - stranger passing by

[@soreichonlungleng6821]

Best tutorial ever thank you so much💗

[@leahgasson7242]

Your so underrated:,)

[@zorayapradajurado29]

Desde Colombia si sabe que hice ese sombrero me quedo bien gracias por compartir por lo que sabes🌹🌹

[@hanisaharis8208]

thanks for the tutorial! The explanation is well elaborate and very detaile. Im going to make my mum hat from scratch by the technique u teach. :) thanks a lot.

[@khorieTyas-mf2cr]

Thank a lot for this video, nice tutorial i hope will usefull 4 creative person like me

[@yukthareddy7793]

Hey Natalia, i loved your tutorial 😍😍, but I couldn't keep my eyes off your sweatshirt with the butterfly motifs on it. could you please share the website where you made the purchase. 😍😍😍🥰 If it's your design, then are you putting it on sale?

[@nataliadedios]

thank you so much! I designed it! I made the pattern, cut out all the pieces, did the pattern placement, and all the embroidery is by me :) each butterfly embroidery took me about an hour (I do it on a regular machine to get a hand drawn look, it takes a lot of patience and skill). If I were to make it to sell, realistically it would have to be priced super high around $700-$800 because of how tedious and long it takes to make + the skill involved! lol 😅😅😅 that’s why I only made one haha

[@yukthareddy7793]

@@nataliadedios 😁, I really love it so much, and am so surprised that the embroidery looks so neat in terms of the finishing. Love it

[@mychannel27]

Thank you so much! I just made one 🙂

[@birgithugentobler8234]

Excellent tutorial! Thank you for sharing! 👍

[@fatihahnazri8184]

Omg so helpful!! I just knew that there’s fashion calculator too!! Can I know the name of the app please? 😊😊

[@nataliadedios]

I misspoke!! it’s a fraction calculator not fashion calculator haha 😅 it’s called fraction calculator plus #1

[@krzysztoftarnowski4395]

Really you saved my life love you😍

[@hannahlunow9128]

hey at 11:41 did you sew both bodies together to make one big circle or did you sew each body to itself to make 2 small circles? x

[@nataliadedios]

I sewed them separately!!

[@hannahlunow9128]

natalia dedios oh thank you i think i’ve messed up

[@hannahlunow9128]

natalia dedios so did you then only sew one of the circles to the top of the hat?

[@nataliadedios]

@@hannahlunow9128 I have 2 circles (top of the hat), 2 bodies (middle of the hat), and 2 brim pieces(part that sticks out)! I sew the bodies and brims at 1/4" seam allowance separately! then, I attach 1 body + 1 circle together and I attach 1 body + 1 circle. it will look like two hats without brims! the "second" hat will be the inside, lining piece I hope that makes sense!!

[@hannahlunow9128]

natalia dedios THANK YOU SO MUCH i just finished it :)))

[@riqueoropeza271]

For the circle piece on top, how did you get the measurement? On another tutorial I watched they measured the circumference of their head and then got the radius off of a pattern making book and I’m curious if you did the same? Other than that it was an amazing tutorial!

[@nataliadedios]

thank you!!😇 and honestly, the way I design is by playing with proportions. so I made multiple prototypes with different measurements - for example: One with a smaller circle, but the body was slashed + spread more to accommodate for my head (this makes the hat more cone shaped) I made one with a larger circle, but did not slash + spread the body or the brim (this made the hat appear more square) eventually I settled for something more in the middle 😇 side note: my head is 22.5”, so as long as the body of the hat at the bottom edge is around 22.5 + .25” ease then it would be good!!

[@brookphelps2390]

Hello this is a great video thank you. When you are measuring out the body, you say 3" but when you are doing the rectangle you have another line drawn across the top, did you add a seam allowance onto the pattern piece of the body and the brim? Thank you

[@nataliadedios]

my ruler is 2” wide so that line was just a guideline! I don’t add seam allowance until I have slashed and spread, and traced the shape on a new piece of paper!

[@hufflepuff8968]

I'm gonna try this rn✌ btw I really love your voice😍😊

[@urjajoshi3661]

this video really helped me, thank you!!

[@priyanshibhattacharjee3789]

hii cant we use geometrical compass to draw that arc??

[@nataliadedios]

yes of course!

[@melissaflores4047]

I think I made the circle too big. I used the pattern you provided but the head for me was too big. What can I do to make it a bit smaller?

[@chrisjump7236]

Love this! So helpful! Now I just need to find a calculator that does fractions 🤯

[@nataliadedios]

there’s an app for it :) fraction calculator plus #1

[@ellipseindustry20]

A lot of thanks for u man , u solve my major problem

[@joannelandry3768]

I have never made my own pattern before and I found your instructions are so easy to follow that I am only left with one question: what type of paper is good for making the pattern?

[@Name-uc3ck]

can I ask you what inch was the brim and the body for 00:16 (the oversized one)? I really enjoyed your video! :D

[@nataliadedios]

for the body, I slashed and spread at 1/8” in each slice instead of 1/16” (it fits looser on the head, so this is great if you have big curly hair or a larger head in general). For the brim, I slashed and spread 1” instead of 7/8” (but you can play around with this depending on how floppy you want the hat to be). I also made the brim 3.25” wide instead of 3”! (You can play around with this measurement as well!!) :)

[@themelaninbomb]

Which app did you use for the fashion calculator?

[@nataliadedios]

I accidentally said fashion instead of fraction 😅 the app is “fraction calculator plus #1”

[@hilarysutherland682]

what size is the hat? can you sho how to make different sizes? thank you

[@nakshatrashahare2869]

I was thinking if making one but I wanted to ask that which fabric did you used

[@nataliadedios]

I used wool for a warmer hat for fall/winter! but you can use cotton for a summer hat! or nylon could be cool too

[@nakshatrashahare2869]

@@nataliadedios thank I will go with cotton

[@rachelmcgee1941]

Thank you for the free pattern!

[@lateemarsh1755]

Can you please tell me the diameter of the circle pls

[@ritahendry3482]

Great video! Thank you!

[@sumayaatallah1733]

heyy, i was wondering if you need to put notches on the top circle of the hat as well

[@nataliadedios]

yes! 😊

[@sumayaatallah1733]

Natalia Dedios thankyou🥰 is that on every quarter of the circle?

[@nataliadedios]

yes, 4 notches on the circle!! also sorry for the late reply, my comment notifications aren’t working lately 😕

[@ariwanabdollah6758]

I loved your video :) great editing! Although, maybe next time use different colored sides. It's not easy to see what the right side is on something that's black

[@jenniferroland1244]

Great tutorial! Where can I find a fashion calculator?

[@nataliadedios]

on the App Store, fraction calculator plus #1 (I accidentally called it a fashion calculator 😅)

[@marcellaflores]

What does 2 self mean right before you cut the fabric out?

[@nataliadedios]

In sewing terminology, Cut Self - means cut the “main fabric”! On patterns we mark cut self, cut lining, or cut fuse to say what piece needs to be cut on which fabric. Also, fuse means fusible interfacing (it’s a stabilizer)

[@nolomoussy9407]

such a good explanation thank youu!!!

[@zeenatbello9252]

A quick question...when you made the paper pattern of the brim and the body ...was it two or one??...please reply....Thanks in advance

[@nataliadedios]

in the pdf pattern I have, cut 2 of each pattern piece :)

[@simrxx_1765]

Which material did uh use sista💜

[@nataliadedios]

I used wool (for a winter hat!) but you can use cotton, nylon, denim etc anything without stretch!

[@simrxx_1765]

@@nataliadedios can i use full hat cotton? And i need wavy like uhdone so can i use cotton??

[@NoorAlondra]

Wow. Is it possible to buy one of these you made?

[@madgeMKelly]

Thank you Natalia

[@hannahklein4532]

Are you putting the lining part of the hat inside the outer part when you turn it inside out?

[@ishikadadhwal4539]

How much gap did she leave while making the brim?

[@silverjoy652]

Thanks Ma I wish to have a personal closeness to learn more and as a model in team of designing 😭

[@cleo5090]

whats edge stitching?

[@nataliadedios]

it means stitching at the edge! usually about 1/8” away from the seam :)

[@mochammadaminullah6199]

Nice idea, thanks a lot.

[@mackenzie6244]

How much fabric would you recommend i get for this project?

[@nataliadedios]

3/4 of a yard will be enough, definitely no more than 1 yard

[@mackenzie6244]

@@nataliadedios thank you!!

[@bethzaidavillanueva1289]

Hi Natalia, hi kitty cat, he just past behind you. I have to ask, how long have you been sewing? Love your bucket hat. They really look nice on you. I am going to invest in the ruler that’s for sure. I’m asking if it’s not too much can you please put the cut out pattern to be printed for us. If it’s not too much to ask. Have a great day. I’m happy I came across your video. Be safe.

[@nataliadedios]

thank you! I’ve been sewing about 8 years now! ahh I don’t know how to digitize the pattern and make it into pdf form :( and yes stay stafe!!💗

[@MellowWithToms]

Thank you! How much did you add for the oversized one?

[@nataliadedios]

for the body, I slashed and spread at 1/8” in each slice instead of 1/16” (it fits looser on the head, so this is great if you have big curly hair or a larger head in general). For the brim, I slashed and spread 1” instead of 7/8” (but you can play around with this depending on how floppy you want the hat to be). I also made the brim 3.25” wide instead of 3”! (You can play around with this measurement as well!!)

[@MellowWithToms]

natalia dedios Thank you so much!! Do you think that could help with a one size fits all type of bucket hat

[@rezkynurempang5348]

Very interesting 👍

[@ghitatchirna3182]

Can you please tell me the Measurements on Centimeter ؟؟؟