Sew A Twist Top Slouchy Beanie Hat Any Size No Pattern Needed Beginners Super Fast and Easy

How to sew a twist top slouchy beanie hat with no pattern required sizes Child to Adult with just a rectangle of knit fabric and your usual sewing tools - quick and easy. Free Sewing Pattern 2021
If you have sewn this and it is a tube like a twisted headband - don't worry - you have sewn it correctly - you have done it right - it is an open end beanie that pulls shut - if you are struggling with these instructions, or how to re-arrange this tube to look like a beanie please join my Facebook group - for more help (and there is another video that may explain it better)
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DIMENSIONS
Cut the width with the stretch your head circumference:
Guideline is:
Extra Small - 45cm | 17-18"
Small - 50cm | 19 - 20"
Medium - 55cm | 21-22"
Large - 60cm | 23-24"
Cut the Length 50-55cm | 19 11/16" - 21 5/8"
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[@masinvoorhees5885]

Making beanies for a cancer patient. Thank you for providing this free pattern. It is absolutely amazing and now everyone wants one!

[@TrishNewberyDesign]

I am so glad and keep up the good work.

[@artful_living]

Thanks for the free pattern and video. I was enlarging a store bought beanie (loved the fabric) and it was a brain teaser to add a few inches to the stretchy width and then follow your video to sew it back together. A fun experience overall. And now it fits! It is a leap of faith that it will sew all the way around. Then remembering it is the seam perpendicular which has the opening to turn it and stitch that 2" opening shut. But that final twist with pulling the long sewn edge over your head and having the top twist shut is hilarious. Like magic. Now I can make them from scratch. YAY.

[@TrishNewberyDesign]

:) Excellent

[@alexandracarter1408]

woot! I did it! I was super confused by the tube part....but I kept futzing with it because I knew I'd followed the directions. For people finding the tube part - find the stitch line that goes around the head hold the piece by that and shake the fabric out a bit and then it looks right and makes sense.

[@TrishNewberyDesign]

Yes, it is a bit confusing, so thanks for clarifying that for others - I have a brief description in the comments below the video, but if it still confusing for anyone - just join my Facebook closed group - there is video in there that shows more details on this - or else message me and I can link you to the video: facebook.com/groups/trishnewberydesign

[@nessaaguilera5783]

I had family like both options lol

[@vizual2]

Still can’t get it. Took it apart 2 times

[@The_Silver_Hippie]

Thank you for this great tutorial! I have one of these hats and I wanted to copy the pattern. I was afraid if I took it apart I wouldn't be able to sew it together correctly. SO I looked for directions, and your video is perfect!!

[@TrishNewberyDesign]

So good to hear - glad it worked out for you

[@barbarameehan113]

I am a cancer survivor...I love this beanie. Hope I can figure it out. I have chemo brain.😊

[@TrishNewberyDesign]

All my best wishes for a speedy recovery

[@laurenwohl-sanchez1304]

Thank you so much for this great video. I’m a cancer patient and love my store-bought twist beanies, and was going to resort to taking one apart to figure out the pattern. No need now! Time to buy some fun fabric and get sewing!

[@TrishNewberyDesign]

You are welcome - thank you for the comments and I'm sending my best wishes for your treatment and speedy recovery

[@DaniLong]

Best wishes to you!! I hope everything goes well.

[@mercykisel6163]

Thank you for sharing. I like it.

[@TrishNewberyDesign]

I'm glad you like it

[@ReeTes-y8t]

がん治療の時、作って被りました。 可愛くておしゃれで気に入ってました。病院で知らない人から「どこで買いましたか？私も欲しいの」と聞かれ、作って渡し大変喜ばれました。今、治療が終わりましたが、お気に入りなのでかぶっています。 素敵な動画をありがとうございます♥️THANK YOU for YOUR KINDNESS❤️

[@TrishNewberyDesign]

I am so sorry that you are having to go through that - my best wishes for a speedy recovery. I am very happy you like it.

[@kallancunningham3147]

Can’t wait to try this, gotta play with my stretch stitches first though

[@TrishNewberyDesign]

Are you open to suggestions? Just pick a ziz-zag and make it narrower (less side-to-side movement) and just do it - or if you have a lightning bolt that's probably the best one - the thing is if you don't start you'll end up overthinking it. Everyone started somewhere and you might be surprised at how good it turns out :)

[@kallancunningham3147]

@@TrishNewberyDesign yes I’m absolutely open to suggestions I’ve never worked with knit fabrics before so anything is greatly appreciated 😊

[@zainabamien355]

Woww..so easy

[@TrishNewberyDesign]

Thanks a lot 😊

[@checheperez237]

Nice, thank you for sharing..

[@TrishNewberyDesign]

Thanks for watching!

[@cgamer273]

Amazing Loved it so much

[@TrishNewberyDesign]

Thank you so much!

[@darlenegiandeyah4721]

Thank you for sharing,can't wait to try this😊👍

[@TrishNewberyDesign]

You’re welcome

[@kerriewilliams8321]

Hi Trish, thanks for this video, I’ve tried making one of these, I don’t know where I’m going wrong, but mine keeps making a twisted tube!? I’ve unpicked it twice and tried again, any ideas what I might be doing wrong?

[@TrishNewberyDesign]

Oh no - are you on FB? - if you search my group there is some more details in there that could help. I think you are doing it right, you just need to put the tube over a head and pull down to pull in the twist - I hope that makes sense, then you can turn up the edge if you want. It definitely helps to have a head to pull it over. facebook.com/TrishNewberyDesign

[@neilwhitelaw1970]

Is there a way to make this using 2 different prints to make it reversible?

[@TrishNewberyDesign]

No - mainly because of the seam under the fold up and the twist - it moves and if it was reversible it could risk never looking "right.

[@neilwhitelaw1970]

@@TrishNewberyDesign ok thanks.

[@mariesouza7004]

Lindaaaa

[@charlenecohen4161]

Is it supposed to have a hole in it?

[@TrishNewberyDesign]

Yes, the hole closes up when you put it on

[@lindafrye736]

How do I get your pattern? I want to make me some and do some for the cancer center

[@TrishNewberyDesign]

All the details are in the video - and if you want them written they are under the video on KZbin - just click below the video to expand the written area and the measurements are there

[@Loruca]

My sewing machine is a really old Singer Featherweight. I love it, but it only has straight stitch, no zigzag. Is there any way I can sew a knit like this, or should I just borrow somebody else's machine?

[@TrishNewberyDesign]

You really need a stretch stitch - yes you will need to borrow someones machine. If you use a straight stitch and put too much pressure on the seams when you pull it on, the threads will break (the seams will split) and you will be disappointed. Good luck

[@lrosewalker]

@@TrishNewberyDesign When using a straight stitch only machine, if you slightly stretch the fabric as you sew (a slight tug behind and in front of the needle) , you will build stretch into the straight stitched seam. When the finished seam stretches the stitches won't pop.

[@lrosewalker]

When using a straight stitch only machine, if you slightly stretch the fabric as you sew (a slight tug behind and in front of the needle) , you will build stretch into the straight stitched seam. When the finished seam stretches the stitches won't pop.

[@just1desi]

Hi! Can this be made with scuba or does it require four way stretch?

[@TrishNewberyDesign]

4 way stretch would be best - most Scuba wouldn't have enough stretch to make it comfortable to wear

[@jcomd03]

Trish, I can follow you up through minute 4 where you say " just continue sewing all the way around until you're stitching on top of your previous stitch". I cannot for the life of me figure out what you are sewing to what. Can anyone offer any help, explanation, or advice? I am not on facebook so I cannot join your group. Thanks

[@TrishNewberyDesign]

When you sew layers 1 and 4 together, as you sew around, you will end up right back at your starting sewing point of layers 1&4. You sew in a circle. I just mean overlap your start point, don’t leave agap

[@christina-jamesgomez8185]

@@TrishNewberyDesign what happens to layer 2 and 3 ? I’m stuck too.

[@TrishNewberyDesign]

Gosh I'm sorry, I don't know how else to explain it - you really just need to sew one - then it just falls into place and makes sense - it loops around (sort of) like an infinity twist

[@christina-jamesgomez8185]

@@TrishNewberyDesign I got it, and I have made several. So easy now that I grasped it and I love it! Thanks!

[@caroljohns9838]

Is this cap actually open at the top?

[@TrishNewberyDesign]

Yes - as you pull it down on your head the opening closes - the bonus is you can pull a pony tail through the top. If you prefer it permanently closed, just sew a pom pom on top with a few stitches

[@woodswalker88]

How tall should the rectangle be?

[@TrishNewberyDesign]

If you go to the typing under the video all there details are there - they are also in the first few minutes - I'll copy them here for you. DIMENSIONS Cut the width with the stretch your head circumference: Guideline is: Extra Small - 45cm | 17-18" Small - 50cm | 19 - 20" Medium - 55cm | 21-22" Large - 60cm | 23-24" Cut the Length 50-55cm

[@just1desi]

I think you were asking for the height? The text says 50-55cm. I don’t know what that is in inches.

[@TrishNewberyDesign]

55cm is 21 5/8 inches

[@just1desi]

@@TrishNewberyDesign thanks. I just noted you have all that on the description under the video too. Lol. I’m sure it must feel like us folks don’t have reading comprehension skills sometimes.

[@TrishNewberyDesign]

:) I totally get when you are excited it's too easy to skip over things right in front of you

[@elizabethmancilla308]

Lo pudieras subtitular al español.xf.gracias

[@TrishNewberyDesign]

I am not sure how to subtitle in Spanish but thank you for watching. Hopefully you can follow the images and get the result you want

[@gmsmolen]

since the majority of beginners don't even own a serge machine it would have been really nice if you had done your demo on a regular machine that had zigzag. and s a beginner this was not easy to understand and I needed better visuals.

[@TrishNewberyDesign]

Thanks for the feedback. I'm in no way a professional with regards to videos so will certainly take this into account moving forward.

[@michellewilkinson6741]

You don't give the measurements of your fabric; that would help a lot.

[@TrishNewberyDesign]

Hi there - the measurements are underneath the video - you may just need to click on the KZbin "more" button to see them - and thanks for visiting my channel

[@xolveria]

WHAT IS THE WIDTH? YOU SAY LENGTH BUT NO WIDTH

[@TrishNewberyDesign]

It’s in the description below the video, just expand it and the sizes are listed