I make bucket hats and donate them to the Children's Cancer Hospital. To speed up cutting, I made cardboard templates of the pattern pieces and trace them onto SF10; do a rough cut around the pieces; fuse the interfacing to the fabric and then cut out along the lines. This lets you maximize your interfacing by drawing your shapes close together and makes it easy to fussy cut your fabric because you can see the design through the interfacing when you place it.
I use the plastic 'cutting' boards I get at the Dollar Tree to cut out my pattern pieces. Then the plastic lasts longer. ;) I use a marking pen to trace around the pieces and then cut the pieces out. I have the gold document envelopes that hold these plastic pattern pieces with a picture of the item the pattern makes on the outside of the envelope.
I used to use the rigid cardboard for my pattern/templates but after a while the cardboard gets a bit frazzled at the edges. I decided to try clear sheets (the kind that are used for the covers of business reports or spiral bound instructions). You can get these sheets at paper supply stores or office stores, I get the thickest ones, there are usually 3 different thicknesses. $tree also has thick plastic cutting sheets in their kitchen area. I also print the pattern on sticker paper and adhere the paper to the plastic. With bigger pieces like this pattern I connect the pattern pieces with clear packing tape. I’ve been doing this for 8 years and my pattern pieces still have their shape.
I made this hat shortly after this video release 2 years ago & used my local NFL team fabric, as well as quilt cotton for the grandkids. Ended up making 6 hats total! Love your video Jess, & I would say to anyone reading my comment now-I just was able to download the pattern again FOR FREE! If you don want info to come to your email from Mood fabrics-unscribe from them-duh. And for the rude comments about talking so much-how entitled are you? She is explaining her thought process, as makers do. If you dont like it, dont watch!
I wear bucket hats when I’m hiking or gardening or anything outside to protect my face and ears. I never thought of them being in or out of style… just practical.
Down the rabbit hole again! I have my purse, I have my purse pal….and now I HAVE to make a hat to match…….Thanks so much Jess ….this is really cool. You look adorable in your hat.
I like the pace of your videos. You get in all the important details without dragging. I enjoy your personality. I think you’re genuine and generous to share your knowledge. I’m an intermediate level bag maker and I think your videos will help me grow my expertise.
Love this! I always love the bag tutorials, but throwing in a little something different is so fun. And I love that this one has a bigger sun hat style vibe. Awesome video.
I have become addicted to your cheery chattering and your forever ‘Stinking Cute’ comments, and I have you playing in the background. I do have one question for this Bucket Hat, I can not seem to get to the link for the pattern, and since we are currently in Winter, I would LOVE to make some of these beauties for the folk down-under here….is there anyway you can send me it some how… apparently that link has been playing up for ages!! Thanks heaps, and don’t stop anything you do in these tutorials…
I just made one for my granddaughter this afternoon and she loves it! Thanks for the three options you showed in the video. I left the opening in the band then ladder stitched it to close. I'll certainly be making more of these!
When you leave the opening in the upper part of the hat piece(riser), instead of sewing or pressing the seam open, I would put the seam allowances to the one side. Then pull the hat through the opening and you can machine stitch that hole closed by "stitching in the ditch" on those two seams and that would close the hole and stitch the upper parts of the hat together to hold them together.
Thank you so much for the free pattern. I haven't sewn in many years and now have a granddaughter to sew for , this hat will be my first project for her. Thank you again and I'm happy to have found your channel. :)
Yay yay yay! This is the perfect summer sewing project - fun, practical and easy to sew. Cannot wait to get started on a few of these. My soon-to-be 2 year old grandson needs one (or several) for sure. Thank you Jess for your awesome tutorial and enthusiasm!! I always enjoy your content.
thank u sew much for making a Hat demo, I love making hats, floppy and bucket hats, and now I understand about what interfacing to use, thank u sew much.
Great video! And THANK YOU for the special on the Kam Snap Press! I’ve been debating whether to buy a Kam Press for a long time, and your special bundle Is exactly what I needed. I had to go through chem for the last few months so this is my gift to myself for survival. I made the order and it was at my door in 2 days!! I’ve also been planning to make a sunhat so you always hit the mark.
This was a great video! I haven’t made a bucket hat in quite a few years, but now I am in the mood again! Your music made . me feel like I could dance, (oops, I meant sew) all night! Thanks a lot!
Thanks for the tutorial and the pattern reference. I made an adorable hat today for my youngest granddaughter. She got to help design and sew it and it’s adorable! Wish I could share a picture!
Very nice!!! From beginning to end… very important info all the way through..😍 super friendly, relate-able.. perfect… love your tutorials… well done 🥰 & well done sewing ….
This is the perfect bucket hat! ~ I love the fact that the brim is slightly wider than usual. Thanks for this tutorial and for the FREE PATTERN as well… 🥰 Much appreciated!
I just watched this video, and I immediately went to my sewing room to make one! I am using a twill with a camouflage print, and an African waxed cotton that has an eyeball print on it. It looks so cool! Thank you for this tutorial.
This is a great project for summer fun. My friend had asked me several weeks ago if I could make her a sun hat for gardening so this is perfect. I have some fun yellow and red ladybug fabric that will be awesome. Think I will add the tie in the back for a nice fit. Thanks to Mood Sewciety for this free pattern and thank you Jess for the wonderful tutorial.
Lovin this. Now I know what to make for all my ladies. Thanks for the inspiration, and the different ideas. My favorite is the one with all the extra stitching on the brim.
I would love to wear hats, but I always look like somebody stepped on my head. The only hat that look good was the Jackie Kenedy style X pillbox hat. They sit more centered over the crown of the head rather than square on top.
I'm home recovering from surgery and watched your video and whipped up a hat for a 2 yr old little girl (18 in. circumference). It turned out better than I expected and I'm sure that I'll crank out a few more in the coming weeks.
That looks great on you. I have a pretty big head and the fact you commented that was so helpful. I need to start making for my family. We are in Winter here but I’m going to save this video. ❤️
Adorable hats!!! I have made a couple of bucket hats recently. One with the shorter brim and one more like a sun hat. Easy to sew and so darn cute!! Thank you for all of your tips and tricks.
It’s great. I actually bought one at Animal Kingdom and a seam is splitting. I made it for my granddaughter. I think adding a plastic snap would work so the brim can stay up would be adorable too!
Absolutely fantastic!! I have a large head and cannot find sun hats to fit me properly!! Now I can make my own !! Also agree and like the sewn grommet idea. I'm on the ocean in RI and salt water is a beast on anything metal. Unless there are rust resistant grommets. Thanks again
Thank you for this free pattern,I've been wanting to make a bucket hat for ages but like you thought it would be complicated. Looking forward to this being the first thing I make when we get moved into our new house. Well done. x
I just make a bucket hat with another tutorial. This tutorial is the one I will be using next! I love how your instructions are precise and how you sew the pieces. Putting fusible interfacing just in the brim is a great idea!
Another excellent video!!! Of all the bucket hat patterns I’ve done over the years, the Mood bucket hat pattern has the best proportions. I LOVE how you’ve played with different materials!!! You help give all of us that boost of confidence we need to try new things. My brain is “brimming” with ideas. 🤪 And might I add: you have outstanding stiletto skills!!! IF we ever get back in the costume shop, I want my interns to watch your videos because watching you sew makes for a great education. Plus you are just so darned ADORABLE!!! Thank you for all you do and for being you!!! 🥰
I'd just finished a "Wave's and Wild" hat when your video came on! I so wish I'd have found yours earlier! Great tips especially clipping into the top. I've got another cut out for my Grandaughter will definitely use your tips! Thank you x
I just made this pattern a couple of weekends ago! Love this!!! I didn't interface mine for a more floppy look. I used all a cotton woven on one side and a medium weight twill on one side. Thanks for making this tutorial.
I love this pattern. I made one today and I’m cutting out more for gifts on a weekend at the Cape with my buddies. Thank you for sharing. I needed to take a bag-making break and this is the perfect project.
Thank you for the great tutorial! I have been wanting to make a bucket hat for a long time. I love that you made it reversible. I don't like seeing all the seams on the inside. I made one tonight using your tips, thank you!!. I like the turning/closing on the side panel. I did use the ladder stitch. I used mostly quilt cotton, except the top exterior. I had a cute rayon blend with a US flag and hibiscus flowers that I couldn't pass up. It turned out so cute.
@@OklaRoots I have now finished 4 different sizes for my grandkids and they love them! I would not have attempted it without this fun video! I figured something out after the first two--you can put the turn-out opening in one of the seams that build the brim and then no hand sewing is needed as you can close it with the concentric rows of top-stitching.
Hello from Florida, so first thank you for the tutorial. I have made reversable hats for my hubby were big huge Disney fans, so he constantly has me making him his own bucket hats it's so cute seeing him shop on Etsy for material...LOL..anyhoo, I came across your video and I fell in love with the wide brim so I downloaded the pattern and made size D but as I was strolling at Disney it was kind of windy, and it was flying off so I am going to remake it and try size C which is funny I have a small head of a child in the pattern...LOL... too funny but oh well...and I am going to add the grommets to this one because I found out it also gets hot...LOL...so thank you so much for the tutorial
I made my first bucket hat along with this video and loved it so much that I immediately made a second one. These are too much fun. Thank you so much for your amazing tutorial!!
Thank you for doing this video, with your tips for sewing curves & circles! Thanks to you, my first hat is almost finished & I have planned 3 more to make for the family! Very accurate pattern, too!
Wow! I loved this tutorial. I’m also thinking for a quite some time of making a hat and with this awesome tutorial I can make it easily ( I hope). Thank you so much 👏👏👏👏👌👌👌🥰🥰🥰❤️❤️❤️
I have not thought of making one but im loving what you made and I love the floppy and structured hat 😍. Im gonna make one 👍🏻. Thanks for all the examples! 😊
I make bucket hats and donate them to the Children's Cancer Hospital. To speed up cutting, I made cardboard templates of the pattern pieces and trace them onto SF10; do a rough cut around the pieces; fuse the interfacing to the fabric and then cut out along the lines. This lets you maximize your interfacing by drawing your shapes close together and makes it easy to fussy cut your fabric because you can see the design through the interfacing when you place it.
I love this, cutting interfacing to match the pattern piece is such a pain.
I use the plastic 'cutting' boards I get at the Dollar Tree to cut out my pattern pieces. Then the plastic lasts longer. ;) I use a marking pen to trace around the pieces and then cut the pieces out. I have the gold document envelopes that hold these plastic pattern pieces with a picture of the item the pattern makes on the outside of the envelope.
I would love to do this😊
What is SF10?
I used to use the rigid cardboard for my pattern/templates but after a while the cardboard gets a bit frazzled at the edges. I decided to try clear sheets (the kind that are used for the covers of business reports or spiral bound instructions). You can get these sheets at paper supply stores or office stores, I get the thickest ones, there are usually 3 different thicknesses. $tree also has thick plastic cutting sheets in their kitchen area. I also print the pattern on sticker paper and adhere the paper to the plastic. With bigger pieces like this pattern I connect the pattern pieces with clear packing tape. I’ve been doing this for 8 years and my pattern pieces still have their shape.
Perfect! Made some for family and friends, now I’ll take after one of the comments and donate to the children’s hospital. Thank you!
You look amazing in that fireworks hat.
I made this hat shortly after this video release 2 years ago & used my local NFL team fabric, as well as quilt cotton for the grandkids. Ended up making 6 hats total! Love your video Jess, & I would say to anyone reading my comment now-I just was able to download the pattern again FOR FREE! If you don want info to come to your email from Mood fabrics-unscribe from them-duh.
And for the rude comments about talking so much-how entitled are you? She is explaining her thought process, as makers do. If you dont like it, dont watch!
I wear bucket hats when I’m hiking or gardening or anything outside to protect my face and ears. I never thought of them being in or out of style… just practical.
Down the rabbit hole again! I have my purse, I have my purse pal….and now I HAVE to make a hat to match…….Thanks so much Jess ….this is really cool. You look adorable in your hat.
YES! Tracey, we're going to have a hat to match every bag. It's too much!
You are a lovely lady on your worst day but with that first hat pulled down over your eyes...oh my. Thank you for the tutorial!
Thanks for the pattern. Definitely will make that for my grandkids and family
I like the pace of your videos. You get in all the important details without dragging. I enjoy your personality. I think you’re genuine and generous to share your knowledge. I’m an intermediate level bag maker and I think your videos will help me grow my expertise.
My first thought when you put it on was BLOSSOM! The size is totally Blossom-esque! I'm glad you also said it! So cute!!
Right?! I love it!
Love this but I have to say bucket hats were around in 1900 and made fashionable in my day 1960s!! ❤ great channel and I love watching and learning. 😊
I want to make these & embroider them for my granddaughters. They will love it. TY once again for a wonderful tutorial.
Thank you for this video. I have just made my first hat and I love it.
Love this! I always love the bag tutorials, but throwing in a little something different is so fun. And I love that this one has a bigger sun hat style vibe. Awesome video.
Awww thanks Amanda! I love bags too, but this was too fun to pass up.
My little sister recently was diagnosed with colon cancer, so I'm making her hats and face masks. She is starting chemo soon. Thanks Jessica!
I used this pattern and lined the top and sides with satin and it's very comfortable.
Oooo that sounds fancy!
Great idea for curly hair!
Need a ponytail hack! Cute!
leaving on inside crown helped me. I have made lot of them and Liked it. Love the way you explain everything all the way.
I have become addicted to your cheery chattering and your forever ‘Stinking Cute’ comments, and I have you playing in the background. I do have one question for this Bucket Hat, I can not seem to get to the link for the pattern, and since we are currently in Winter, I would LOVE to make some of these beauties for the folk down-under here….is there anyway you can send me it some how… apparently that link has been playing up for ages!! Thanks heaps, and don’t stop anything you do in these tutorials…
Maybe try going directly to the site, www.moodfabrics.com, and search for The Bucket Hat? Hope this helps! 😊😊
@@GABalvy hey there… I did about 6 times.. it even told me that the page hasn’t been good for a while. But thanks.
I’d made a couple of bucket hats before and they looked homemade. Following you made my work look soooo much better. You’re a great teacher. 🥳🤗
You have to press. It’s all about skills.
I just made one for my granddaughter this afternoon and she loves it! Thanks for the three options you showed in the video. I left the opening in the band then ladder stitched it to close. I'll certainly be making more of these!
I just made one following your video for my niece's birthday. Thank you!
Thanks for the tips for sewing around the curves. The focus on two inches at a time makes for a successful sewing outcome.
Looks like fun to make. Glad you said to make snippets along the “wall” of the hat so the fabric lays flatter. Fabulous video thanks for sharing.
When you leave the opening in the upper part of the hat piece(riser), instead of sewing or pressing the seam open, I would put the seam allowances to the one side. Then pull the hat through the opening and you can machine stitch that hole closed by "stitching in the ditch" on those two seams and that would close the hole and stitch the upper parts of the hat together to hold them together.
Thank you so much for the free pattern. I haven't sewn in many years and now have a granddaughter to sew for , this hat will be my first project for her. Thank you again and I'm happy to have found your channel. :)
Joan Cook 💝✂️ I discovered a way to sew faster and easier even as a beginner, I talk more about it in my channel, I hope it helps those who need it.
I love c3po peeping out of the brim Jess !😂 thank you for this
This was an awesome tutorial!!! I may try it with a towel fabric! Thanks so much.
I make them with a waterproof nu material liner to have a rain hat in reverse.
Great idea
Thats a good idea!
Thanks for sharing - that's a great idea!
I am waiting for some waxed canvas for a purse, now wishing I had ordered more!
Good Idea
Yay yay yay! This is the perfect summer sewing project - fun, practical and easy to sew. Cannot wait to get started on a few of these. My soon-to-be 2 year old grandson needs one (or several) for sure. Thank you Jess for your awesome tutorial and enthusiasm!! I always enjoy your content.
Awwwwww if you make one for that little babe I'm going to need a picture. These bucket hats are going to be SO CUTE on him!
thank u sew much for making a Hat demo, I love making hats, floppy and bucket hats, and now I understand about what interfacing to use, thank u sew much.
I love that we can really play with material and interfacing, you know? And it really all works out pretty well.
Great video! And THANK YOU for the special on the Kam Snap Press! I’ve been debating whether to buy a Kam Press for a long time, and your special bundle Is exactly what I needed. I had to go through chem for the last few months so this is my gift to myself for survival. I made the order and it was at my door in 2 days!! I’ve also been planning to make a sunhat so you always hit the mark.
This was a great video! I haven’t made a bucket hat in quite a few years, but now I am in the mood again! Your music made . me feel like I could dance, (oops, I meant sew) all night! Thanks a lot!
Lol I am a canvas guy in Florida and I enjoy your videos and you said Blossom thats funny
jricherts99 💝✂️ I discovered a way to sew faster and easier even as a beginner, I talk more about it in my channel, I hope it helps those who need it.
Thanks for the tutorial and the pattern reference. I made an adorable hat today for my youngest granddaughter. She got to help design and sew it and it’s adorable! Wish I could share a picture!
Your hat looks great and leaving the opening in the side band is such a good idea. TFS
Oh no! Now I have to add another new project to my must make list. Your hats turned out awesome. I especially like the blue and white bucket hat.
Haha the list is never ending Nancy!
Where do I link
Very nice!!! From beginning to end… very important info all the way through..😍 super friendly, relate-able.. perfect… love your tutorials… well done 🥰 & well done sewing ….
Thank you so much!
Love all the options you're giving! Thank you! Also, would love to see one where you attach ears!!
I love this pattern! Now I can make a hat for my thrift store rain coat. Thank you so much!
When sewing curves, I find it's helpful to mark the sewing line before I begin so that I don't screw it up during the sewing phase.
An adorable hat! Thankyou so much for the pattern!
I love watching your tutorials, I would love to see a bucket type hat with a pony tail hole 😊
I love the large brim! Thanks for the video
Very nice! Love this.
A stitched grommet is probably called an eyelet in your sewing machine instructions.
Ah ha!! There is the term I was looking for. Thank you Victoria!
The one stitch I don’t have 🤣🤦♀️
Please please please do Mickey ears!!! I’d love to see how you’d add them!!
This is the perfect bucket hat! ~ I love the fact that the brim is slightly wider than usual. Thanks for this tutorial and for the FREE PATTERN as well… 🥰 Much appreciated!
I just watched this video, and I immediately went to my sewing room to make one! I am using a twill with a camouflage print, and an African waxed cotton that has an eyeball print on it. It looks so cool! Thank you for this tutorial.
I just found you. I like your style of teaching.
Great hat! I especially like the wide brim as I cook in the sun. I can't wait to make my own. The pattern is very good.
I love that these are back in style. I've been thinking about making one... Cute hats! Thanks for the video👍🏾
Love this little hat. Made 2 for my grands. Thank you for the pattern.
This is a great project for summer fun. My friend had asked me several weeks ago if I could make her a sun hat for gardening so this is perfect. I have some fun yellow and red ladybug fabric that will be awesome. Think I will add the tie in the back for a nice fit. Thanks to Mood Sewciety for this free pattern and thank you Jess for the wonderful tutorial.
Awesome video! I will try to make one for myself and my sister! Love it. Your video's are great!
Love your channel ❤️You are an awesome teacher 😀 I’m making this hat and love it. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. 🥰☀️
Lovin this. Now I know what to make for all my ladies. Thanks for the inspiration, and the different ideas. My favorite is the one with all the extra stitching on the brim.
Fascinating best video about hats ever
Love the hats and the pattern is great for sizing. I think now we can make matching bags and hats!!!!
I would love to wear hats, but I always look like somebody stepped on my head.
The only hat that look good was the Jackie Kenedy style X pillbox hat. They sit more centered over the crown of the head rather than square on top.
@@mouseboots46 hats can be fun and definitely if you know your style.
I'm home recovering from surgery and watched your video and whipped up a hat for a 2 yr old little girl (18 in. circumference). It turned out better than I expected and I'm sure that I'll crank out a few more in the coming weeks.
That looks great on you. I have a pretty big head and the fact you commented that was so helpful. I need to start making for my family. We are in Winter here but I’m going to save this video. ❤️
Thanks!
Fantastic hat, thanks for the video. You could do the machine hole on your embroidery machine xx
Once again thank you for this tutorial its so much fun. ANd yes ears would be really cute to add on this hat.
Adorable hats!!! I have made a couple of bucket hats recently. One with the shorter brim and one more like a sun hat. Easy to sew and so darn cute!! Thank you for all of your tips and tricks.
Yay! I’m so happy that you did this video. I love your tutorials. You rock!
Perfect timing for all the summer activities! I already have a few different ideas to try.
Yay! I think this will be a well loved summer hat
It’s great. I actually bought one at Animal Kingdom and a seam is splitting. I made it for my granddaughter. I think adding a plastic snap would work so the brim can stay up would be adorable too!
I appreciate your comments. Whole lot of clever crafters out there. Thanks for sharing.
Great idea!
This pattern was so easy and my hat came out perfect.
Absolutely fantastic!! I have a large head and cannot find sun hats to fit me properly!! Now I can make my own !! Also agree and like the sewn grommet idea. I'm on the ocean in RI and salt water is a beast on anything metal. Unless there are rust resistant grommets. Thanks again
Me too Mary! It's hard having a big head when you love hats!
Wish I could post my avatar, no hats allow for my huge hair bun underneath a crown of a hat.
Thank you for this free pattern,I've been wanting to make a bucket hat for ages but like you thought it would be complicated. Looking forward to this being the first thing I make when we get moved into our new house. Well done. x
Hi. I would love to try this. Where do I find this pattern?
Thank you for sharing. Love learning from you. 😊
I just make a bucket hat with another tutorial. This tutorial is the one I will be using next! I love how your instructions are precise and how you sew the pieces. Putting fusible interfacing just in the brim is a great idea!
I love this pattern. Thank you for the tutorial. Such good clear instructions.
Thanks for a great tutorial as usual I just love them can’t wait to make one. Thank you
Love this! Thanks for showing so many variations Jess!!
Awesome! Thanks! I'm going to make this for sure! So cute!
Yay! Have fun!
OMG! This is so beautiful. Thanks for sharing. I'm making one for me, my mom and my daughter
Awwww that's awesome! I'm in the same boat, the whole family is getting a bucket hat!
Another excellent video!!! Of all the bucket hat patterns I’ve done over the years, the Mood bucket hat pattern has the best proportions. I LOVE how you’ve played with different materials!!! You help give all of us that boost of confidence we need to try new things. My brain is “brimming” with ideas. 🤪
And might I add: you have outstanding stiletto skills!!! IF we ever get back in the costume shop, I want my interns to watch your videos because watching you sew makes for a great education.
Plus you are just so darned ADORABLE!!!
Thank you for all you do and for being you!!! 🥰
Awwww thank you so much! I agree, the overall design of this hat is just spot on. Really lovely.
This is awesome. I wear hats all the time. The combination of prints is fun!
I'd just finished a "Wave's and Wild" hat when your video came on! I so wish I'd have found yours earlier! Great tips especially clipping into the top. I've got another cut out for my Grandaughter will definitely use your tips! Thank you x
Omg girl you make anything look good! Love it! Great job.
This is awesome!!! My daughter loves those hats I can make her 1000 colors!!! 🤗
Thank you!! On my 3rd one and we are loving these for the summer !
I just made this pattern a couple of weekends ago! Love this!!! I didn't interface mine for a more floppy look. I used all a cotton woven on one side and a medium weight twill on one side. Thanks for making this tutorial.
That's awesome!!
I’m having
trouble printing out the pattern! 😞any suggestions?
Got the pattern. Thanks so much for this tutorial and all your helpful hints! Much appreciated. Thank you!
Have fun Sherron!
Thank you for your videos. I learn so much from you. And the music is always good.
I love this pattern. I made one today and I’m cutting out more for gifts on a weekend at the Cape with my buddies. Thank you for sharing. I needed to take a bag-making break and this is the perfect project.
Love your videos, you are a great teacher. Please make a version of the bucket hat with a drawstring to tighten it when needed.
This is a fantastic tutorial. Great hints and easy to follow. Thank you so much. It was fun listening to you share.
Thank you for the great tutorial! I have been wanting to make a bucket hat for a long time. I love that you made it reversible. I don't like seeing all the seams on the inside. I made one tonight using your tips, thank you!!. I like the turning/closing on the side panel. I did use the ladder stitch. I used mostly quilt cotton, except the top exterior. I had a cute rayon blend with a US flag and hibiscus flowers that I couldn't pass up. It turned out so cute.
This is a great tutorial! Thank you. I just made my first bucket hat 😊
I made the bucket hat and I am in love. Thx for making this on ur channel simply wonderful😍🥰😊👏
Thank you for this tutorial, I 've been wanting to make a hat for so long!
Wooot! Have fun with it Nancy!
@@OklaRoots I have now finished 4 different sizes for my grandkids and they love them! I would not have attempted it without this fun video! I figured something out after the first two--you can put the turn-out opening in one of the seams that build the brim and then no hand sewing is needed as you can close it with the concentric rows of top-stitching.
Hello from Florida, so first thank you for the tutorial. I have made reversable hats for my hubby were big huge Disney fans, so he constantly has me making him his own bucket hats it's so cute seeing him shop on Etsy for material...LOL..anyhoo, I came across your video and I fell in love with the wide brim so I downloaded the pattern and made size D but as I was strolling at Disney it was kind of windy, and it was flying off so I am going to remake it and try size C which is funny I have a small head of a child in the pattern...LOL... too funny but oh well...and I am going to add the grommets to this one because I found out it also gets hot...LOL...so thank you so much for the tutorial
I made my first bucket hat along with this video and loved it so much that I immediately made a second one. These are too much fun. Thank you so much for your amazing tutorial!!
Thank you for doing this video, with your tips for sewing curves & circles! Thanks to you, my first hat is almost finished & I have planned 3 more to make for the family! Very accurate pattern, too!
Wow! I loved this tutorial. I’m also thinking for a quite some time of making a hat and with this awesome tutorial I can make it easily ( I hope). Thank you so much 👏👏👏👏👌👌👌🥰🥰🥰❤️❤️❤️
Oh you got this Paula!! It's such a great design
Thank you these are great. I'll definitely be making some.
Love the video and showing us variations was great. Thank you so much Jess.
I have not thought of making one but im loving what you made and I love the floppy and structured hat 😍. Im gonna make one 👍🏻. Thanks for all the examples! 😊