Making Hats from Cheap Table Mats

[@rinawallace1962]

LOL! You never cease to amaze me, with how patient you are! Both hats turned out great, and I especially like the fisherman’s cap. I have not seen any videos from you in quite a while, so I was happy to see your post!

[@SachisStudio]

Thank you so much! I did slow down with uploading a bit but still making things all the time😁 I missed reading your comments too so very happy to see it today❣️😊

[@rinawallace1962]

@@SachisStudio 😘

[@jenniferhuffman1835]

Super cute hat! All out of placemats!

[@SachisStudio]

thank you! I can’t say it was easy but it was worth it!😆

[@Aragorn333]

Thank you for sharing. Great job. I like both.

[@SachisStudio]

Thank you! Happy to be endorsed by the king of Gondor😊

[@rutht8588]

Love your hats. I live on the rainy west coast. What would you suggest for a water proof hat

[@SachisStudio]

this hat will be okay for rainy weather but if you want a real rain hat, I would use rip stop fabric or shower curtain ☺️

[@cemitchell6496]

I just found your channel, today. LOVE LOVE LOVE your Singer sewing machine! I have my grandmother's and the only difference I could tell is her cabinet is mahogany colored. It needs some maintenance but I learned to sew on it and prefer it over my fancier ones. Your hats are adorable. You're very talented.

[@SachisStudio]

Thank you so much for watching my video💕☺️ I love my vintage singer and I also prefer vintage machines over newer models 😆❣️

[@home_gym_wellness101tpc]

Yes, recycle Thread! #Sewinghoarder 😀

[@SachisStudio]

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