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Coordinating Hat and Scarf
Coordinating Hat and Scarf

Coordinating Hat and Scarf

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Amanda Walker
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About this pattern

This coordinating hat and scarf set will keep you wrapped up warm and looking chic, plus it's much easier to stitch than you’d think. You’ll learn how to create the perfect peak, sew in an elastic head band, cover a button, and work with leather to add decorative bows.

Essentials

  • Tweed, 80cm (1.5m wide)

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  • Lining fabric, 50cm square

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  • Soft leather, 20cm square

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  • 2.5cm wide elastic

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  • Double-sided pelmet stiffener, 30cm

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  • 2.5cm cover button

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  • Fabric glue

Sizes

  • Hat: one size

Essentials

  • Scarf: 40cm x 1.5m

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    1 Download and print the pattern from sewmag.co.uk/templates. Cut out all of the pieces according to the cutting guide. Glue the two peak stiffener pieces together, leaving the paper on the outer sides. Pin the hat peak pieces right sides together, then sew around. Peel the paper from one side of the stiffener, stick it to the fabric, then turn the peak right sides out. Remove the paper on the other side of the stiffener and seal the fabric in place.

    2 Sew the tweed crown panels together in two sections of four. To enable the points of the panels to join neatly, stop stitching 1cm from the top. Repeat this for the lining pieces. Cover a button with leather (see Core Skills panel) and attach it to the centre-top of the crown panels.

    3 Stitch the two short ends of the tweed hat band

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