Video Tutorial Reversible Winter Pixie Baby Bonnet

This adorable fur pixie bonnet is truly a warm winter bonnet made for coldest days. The bonnet is made from soft lamb sherpa fur and lined with knitted fabric to keep baby little ears warm. The hat is reversible, you can use fabrics of different colors or prints and you get a double-sided bonnet. Also, in the description you will find out how to weave the ties from yarn yourselves. This model of the cap tightly fits the child's head near the forehead and back of the head, protecting it from wind and cold as much as possible. No gaps!
REVERSIBLE WINTER PIXIE BABY BONNET Pattern: www.etsy.com/listing/91163598...
Finished sizes: preemie - 3 years / head circumference from 9” to 20”/ from 23 cm to 51 cm
Material List:
Fabric:
Soft synthetic lamb Sherpa (or another dense fabric of similar structure):
From 7.8 inches* 15.7 inches (20 cm*40 cm)
To 11.8 inches* 23.6 inches (30 cm* 60 cm), according to the sizes
Knitwear fabric on lining:
From 7.8 inches* 15.7 inches (20 cm*40 cm)
To 11.8 inches* 23.6 inches (30 cm* 60 cm), according to the sizes
1 wool or acrylic yarn for ties (or ribbons, braid)
woven interfacing tape (Pellon for example) 0.39 inch/1cm wide
Tools:
Ruler
Scissors
Pencil
Sewing machine
Pins
Sewing machine settings
In this tutorial I use settings:
Top stitching 3 stitches wide
File 2 contains:
A detailed, Step by Step Tutorial
Pattern PDF
Pattern available in ENGLISH. This pattern is designed to be printed on A4 (21 cm x 29,7 cm) and Letter 8.5-11 inches. This pattern is available to order on my Etsy shop.
If you have any questions at all along the way please leave a comment and I'll be happy to answer.
It's super easy -- great for a beginner. Hope y'all enjoy.
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MUSIC:
Island Dream - Chris Haugen
Natural Light - Chris Haugen
Rain Fuse - French Fuse
The Gentlemen - DivKid
EDITING:
Adobe Premiere Pro
FILMING:
Iphone 10
Thank you so much for watching
xx

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Gracias ❤

[@luipet2]

Do you need a lining fabric?

[@iwakuralain1459]

If you want it to be reversible, then I suppose you do need it