Today's challenge was a bit of a joke. The way my random brain works sometimes. I was sitting looking at 2 brightly coloured ribbed baby singlets and thinking of the cold mornings we have started to have this autumn when an idea sprung to mind.
I wondered if a reversible baby hat could be made from 2 singlets. Why not try? The sewing is a bit rough and ready and the stitching isn't my best, it's more of a mock-up, but the answer is yes.
- 2 singlets (or 2 ribbed or knit fabrics)
I just cut a half moon shape twice from the bottom of each singlet then sewed it all the way around leaving the bottom edge open. Then I turned one inside out and put the right side one inside the other one and sewed all around leaving an opening to turn. Lastly, I turned the hat the right side out and topstitched the bottom edge closing the little hole as I did that. All done!
The model.....
I think he likes the orange more....
I wondered if a reversible baby hat could be made from 2 singlets. Why not try? The sewing is a bit rough and ready and the stitching isn't my best, it's more of a mock-up, but the answer is yes.
Craft cupboard materials
- 2 singlets (or 2 ribbed or knit fabrics)
I just cut a half moon shape twice from the bottom of each singlet then sewed it all the way around leaving the bottom edge open. Then I turned one inside out and put the right side one inside the other one and sewed all around leaving an opening to turn. Lastly, I turned the hat the right side out and topstitched the bottom edge closing the little hole as I did that. All done!
The model.....
I think he likes the orange more....
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