How to Make a Reversible Bucket Hat DIY
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- Опубликовано: 22 июл 2024
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In this video, I show you how to make an Easy Bucket Hat that’s fully reversible. With a few extra steps, sewing will be easier with professional results. No hand stitching needed.
This Bucket Hat Pattern fits Head size 22.5” (57cm) - one size only
The brim is sandwiched between the crown sides for a quality finish.
Quilting cotton and non woven fusible interfacing used.
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Music :
Perfect Morning and Suburban Morning by Gold in June
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:19 pattern placement on fabric
00:38 cutting out pattern on fabric and notches
01:10 interfacing for one side of hat
01:38 joining crown and brim at sides
02:27 pressing seams open
02:38 stay stitching and notching top edge of crowns
03:15 attaching top to crown
04:32 sewing brim and topstitching rows
06:08 attaching brim to crown lining
06:41 attaching hat to lining and brim
07:25 closing the opening of bucket hat 
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This is the best bucket hat tutorial Ive seen. It explains everything so well and thoroughly. Its impossible to make a mistake and her voice is so calm and soothing ✔️✔️✔️
Thanks so much Delia😊
Your video is amazing. You explain everything so clearly and don't take for granted what the sewist knows or doesn't. Well done and I'm definitely subscribing!
Thank you so much! I really appreciate your kind words🥰
You have the most relaxing voice and teaching manner. I’ve been mostly quilting but this encourages me to get out of that comfort zone and try something new and different.
Wow, thank you! You can do it! Just follow step by step. You already know how to cut accurately so it should be no problem. You can even adjust your settings to watch at a slower speed. - Just turn down the volume!😄. Please check out some of my other videos for easy projects. Thanks for watching.
I love the way that you topstitched the brim - brilliant!
Glad you like it! I’m not a fan of seeing backtacking each row or having to hide threads if you don’t. This just saves a lot of time if you are producing them. Thanks for watching.😊
I have only made your scrunchies so far (in a bit of a bad spot at the moment), but golly I love your videos and have saved them all. Your voice is so wonderful to listen to also. Thank you Angela.
Glad you like them! Thanks so much for letting me know. Take Care.
I bought you pattern because of your straightforward no nonsense approach. I love it
Awesome! Thank you! Much appreciated. More to come😊
Fantastic tutorial! Love the to the point instructions without a bunch of needless talking. Also love the links to products! Off to find a newborn pattern and put this to use. Thank you so much! I will be watching many more of your videos!
Thanks so much! Let me know how you go😊
I love your fabric weights. Your hat turned out wonderful. I like my brim to be wider in front and turned up in the back. Thank you for this video.
Thanks Arvetta! You can always modify the patter for a slightly wider brim. I will have a new style with wider brim soon too. Have a great weekend😊
Purchased this pattern yesterday, made the hat today, best bucket hat fit ever!!! The pattern pcs are properly sized so that it is not a battle to fit the sides to the top nor the brim to the sides. The sides are deep enough for the hat to come slightly over the top of the ears, the brim has a very nice width without being too wide or too narrow. I'm pretty certain I'll be able to wear this hat without having to hold it onto my head when the breezes blow! Absolutely Perfect!!
Thanks so much Marlene! Glad you like it😊
Made today, Angela! My daughter is going to be so happy with it (fabric has got cats on it so it’s a definite ‘yes’ 😊). Lovely pattern and great video to follow along the ‘make’ with.
Many thanks for your clear and concise tutorial 🙏🏻.
So glad to hear this. Thanks and Happy Holidays!
This was so fun - thanks, Angela! I'm a beginner sewer (at age 47!) and found this to be easy to follow but challenging enough to feel accomplished when I finished! Can't wait to make one for everyone I know! 😄
Great job! Thanks for watching. Please have a look at my sunhat with back bow. Cheers!
Best tutorial I've seen so far thank you!
Excellent instructions and very professional yet easy to follow and understand. First one I've seen even mention the grain line too which is great, concerning that I don't see it mentioned in other videos at all, people are gonna end up with stuff sitting really weird or stretching out etc.
Glad it helped!
Very nice hat, and in time for Father’s Day!!!
Thanks Pat. Yes I almost forgot about Father’s Day. Since moving to Aus, they celebrate Father’s Day in Sept.
What a great project. I love when you’re videos come up on my feed. This is such a cute hat. Thanks for such a good tutorial.
Thanks Karen! Hope you give it a try😊
Besides watching your videos and straightforward tutorials your voice is so soothing to listen to keep up the great work Angela ❤️
Thank you so much! Very kind of you to say🙏
Thank you!! Your videos are so amazing and you are a great teacher! I always get excited when I see a new one!
Thank you so much! Really appreciate you letting me know. 🙏😊
I deconstructed a bucket hat i bought since it's way too big but loved the print and i wanted to make it smaller and wanted to know how to put it back together with clean lines 😂 this video seems straight to the point lets hope mine turns out as clean as yours did will definitely be slowing this video down 😂 thanks for sharing.
among all the videos I've seen this one is the one i will be using thanks ❤
Thank you. You can also download a transcript of the video from your desktop. Have fun!
Thank you, I have watched a lot of DIY videos on how to make a bucket hat but your's seems to be the best results.
Great to hear!
The Video was a little fast for me but after many start, stop and replay I got it. The sandwiching at the end was a bit tricky, have to admit I sewed it wrong 4 times, but was determined to get it right and the finish product turned out great. Thanks for a simple instruction Video.
Great job! Glad you didn’t give up. Now that you’ve made it, you can skip a few of the steps and it’ll be even easier. Cheers!
Oh wow I made my first hat I’m so happy I feel confident now to make the bow tie one now thank you 😊
Fantastic good on you!😊Thank you
The tutorial was wonderful. I made 2 hats and both came out lovely!! Thank you so much.
Fantastic! Thanks for watching and purchasing😊
What a fantastic tutorial. Straight to the point, very well presented step by step process and a beautiful speaking voice.
thank you Tracey!😊
Have you made Bucket Hats before? Was your method different to this one and how? Thanks for watching and Happy Sewing!🙂
My first project in home ec class was a bucket hat - way back in the day but it wasn't reversible, so it was a bit easier.
@@jackiemorrell2298 you can just omit the other top and side and make this single layer
What would the measurements be for an xl hat
I like your simple and informative video. Thank you
Thank you so much Angela, I really really enjoyed watching you create this amazing and beautiful hair. I’m going to try this out, as my husband has used my other bucket hat, for work 😡😡😡. So I might just have a try at this myself. Please stay safe and well too xxx Mags ❤❤❤
Thanks again Mags! Make it out of a colour he won’t wear😊
This is the 2nd video of yours I've watched. As I said before you do an excellent job of explaining what to do. In addition, I appreciate your saying interfacing was needed (to give the hat some shape). Other videos haven't done this. I also like the parallel rows of stitching around the brim; they are not only decorative but I think they also add to the sturdiness and shape of the brim.
Thanks again!😊
Thank you for expliang the notch in the patterns.
Thanks for watching!😊
Loved this tutorial, very clearly explained, easy steps to follow
Glad it was helpful! More to come😊
I came across this video of yours. I had to watch it. The hat looks real easy to make.
Thanks for watching. Just follow step by step. You can do it!😊
You are so good at doing these tutorials. You make it easy for others to follow!
Thank you so much! Have a great day!
Looking forward to getting the pattern; my shop bought sun hat is starting to show its age & I need a new one. Have lots of left over fabric from quilting.
Very soon! Hat will look great with different fabric sections too! Thanks for watching.😊
Great, straightforward video. Kudos for having GREAT audio. It's surprising to me how many presenters have terrible audio quality.
Thanks Mark! I think you are the first person to comment on my audio quality😊. I appreciate that as I probably spend more time on the voice over than anything else. I’m no “techie” but I try …… Cheers!
Who knew this was so doable!!? Thanks!
Thanks for watching. Hope you give it a try.😊
Lovely detailing finishes to this cute and popular hat ! 😀💗
Thank you! 😊
This is excellent in every way. I'm glad I found your channel!
Thanks so much😊
Excellent presentation! Great and clear tutorial. I loved the instructions and tips.
Thanks so much!
Very happy to have found your channel 😍
I'm so glad! Welcome and thanks for watching😊
Thank you for giving wonderful instructions, also the ability to buy the pattern 😊
You’re welcome 😊
I love your videos and just saw this after I’d already made 3 of these hats! I decided that making two hats and stitching them together at the brim and turning through a gap in the lining side seam to be the easiest and neatest method for me 😊
This method is just as easy as you can skip a few of the steps I've shown. You can sandwich the brim between the two and stitch in one go. I still prefer knowing all layers are held together at this seam. Thanks for watching.
Great video again as usual! I sure appreciate you!!! Thanks!❤
You are so welcome!
Great video you give the best instructions !
I appreciate that!
Very nice! Your video and method is probably the best I have seen. 😄Thank you.
So nice of you. I like this method as it keeps the brim sandwiched in place and no obvious opening anywhere. Please have a look at my new sunhat tutorial. Cheers!
Great video thank you for all those wonderful tips.
Glad you like them!
Thank you so much for your talent and creativity! I eagerly await each and every one of your videos. I had no idea that I already own the North American version of your sewing machine (my newest). I love it....🤗
Thank you so much! I’ve spent my life sewing on industrial machines but thought using domestic machines is more relatable for DIY. Thanks for watching. More to come 😊🙏
@@NotchesSewing Did you know that our machine can sew through almost 20 layers of cotton duck/lightweight denim? And 4 layers of leather? In the U.S the ST150HDH is known as a heavy duty machine but I find it to be beautiful for ctton flannel and 100% cotton!
This was a great tutorial, thank you!!!
You are so welcome!
Love this tutorial explained really well thank you x
You’re welcome Tracey. Thanks for watching😊
Thanks for a nice method of making these. Your video is very clear to understand. I'm going to look for the pattern.
Thank you. Will have pattern available in next day or so😊
@@NotchesSewing how can I get the pattern for the Bucket hat
I absolutely love this video thank u easy to follow 💜💜
Thank you! Please have a look on my channel for another hat tutorial and other easy DIY’s. Cheers!😊
What a nice clear explanation!
Glad you think so! Thanks for watching.😊
What a great video. Very simple.
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent tutorial
Glad you think so! Thanks for watching😊
GREAT video, thank you!
Thanks so much😊
Very pretty! 👍🏽
Thank you! 😊
Great video, thanks!
Glad you liked it!
First time watching…lovely video.
Thanks and welcome
Thanks best one I seen so far
Thanks so much😊
You are very good at sewing and making tutorials! Love this video....it helped me a lot and I have been sewing for 43 years! Your process reminds me of Margaret Islander, commercial sewer giving tips to home sewers!
Thanks so much. I have never heard of Margaret Islander but I have also worked as a commercial sewer so speed and finish are what’s important to me . Happy Sewing!
Loved your video.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I love your pattern because the top so oval, I’m sure it will be a better fit for my head.
I think so too! Hope you give it a try😊
Good directions
Thanks Dana😊
Great detail description
Glad you think so! You may like this too. ruclips.net/video/92Skvos_fMQ/видео.html. Cheers😊
Your voice is so pleasing!
Thanks so much. Cheers!
I love it! 💜
Thank you!
So need to try thus out
Please do😊
Hii im from indonesiaa .. your tutorial so helpfull ❤
Hai Jenna! Thanks for watching and letting me know. I hope you try this. Let me know how you go😊
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What a lovely speaking voice you have!
That's very kind of you. Thank you.🙂
Creative
A good tutorial
Thanks for watching😊
thank you very much 😊😊😊
Most welcome 😊
Clearly understood
thanks for watching. I have a new design soon. Cheers!
Good tutorial I do make them
Thank you.😊
Beautiful 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Thank you
Love the video
Thank you. Hope you give it a try😊
@@NotchesSewing I will
❤thanks
Thanks for watching😊
I love your pattern weights. Did you make them. If so do you have a tutorial?
Thank you I love them too! Yes I made them. They are magnets. Please have a look ruclips.net/video/oe3kHiIZVHE/видео.html
i have never seen anyone sew with the needle to the left before, mine is always to the right, but i am gonna give your way a try because i think the measurements will be better, either that or i have just been wrong all these yrs (50) lol
Up until last year, I only ever used industrial machines. The default on this Brother machine is left when machine is turned on. You can sew with you needle in any position to get right seam allowance. Just move over to get the correct distance if you are using the side of foot as the guide. Thanks for watching. Cheers!
Tank you, I love fantastic tutoriel. 🙏🏻👍🏻🤩😍✂️🧶🧵🪡 😉🇨🇵🥰😘
Thank you so much!!😊🙏
When joining the pattern pieces for the bucket hat, do I overlap the arrows where it says join, or do I butt the pieces together? Thank you. I very much enjoy your creativity.
Just butt them together. Thanks!😊
Hi Angela, thank you for a clear concise video. I’m relatively new to sewing and have the same machine as you, when you sew the 3/8 th seam allowance, should the presser foot edge run along the fabric edge as a guide? Many thanks.
Thanks for watching! The right edge of foot is actually ½”. There is a faint line on the right side of foot and that is ⅜”. If you want to use the edge of the foot as your guide, you can also move your needle position. Check page 29 of your instruction book for other measurements and needle positions.😊
Thank you so much for your helpful advice 👍🏻❤️
I would love to know where or if you made the weights that hold down your pattern while you cut your pattern pieces.
I made them from magnets. Have a look at my video for more info and also in description ruclips.net/video/oe3kHiIZVHE/видео.html
Thanks a lot for your answer. Have you the dimes on for the pattern please, I don't find them.
I made a mistake, it's dimensions and not "dimes" 😊
Link for pattern is available for purchase in description. Cheers🙂
Hello, I really liked your video, thank your for that, I bought your pattern and followed your instructions. I don't know where I can share my pictures with you, just let me know.
Wonderful! You can share on my Facebook or Instagram - Notches Sewing. facebook.com/NotchesSewing
I made a hat for my granddaughter and she loves it! Do you have a pattern or video for the hat with a pony tail hole? I would love to see one!!!
Thank you. Please have a look at this tutorial. Cheers! ruclips.net/video/92Skvos_fMQ/видео.html
I love your videos...would it work to attach the brim to the main fabric first and then the lining, so that the turning hole would be on the inside?
Sure you can but my method eliminates any openings to close with that topstitch. Thanks for watching😊
@@NotchesSewing aha, thank you for the reason. I made one like you did, but wasn't thrilled with look on the outside. Could have been the fabric's pattern, or I'm my own worst critic, but I am working on two right now and thought I might close the opening on the inside with fabric glue.
just do a slip-stitch by hand to close the opening. I show how to do a slip-stitch in my Bone pillow video. Cheers ruclips.net/video/bwR0mOjXab4/видео.html
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Love this vid you make it easy. How can i make the hat a bit smaller as I have a smaller head than the size in the pattern? 53cm. Thank you for a great tutorial 💖🦋🌻
Thank you. You will need to adjust the pattern by reducing the sides to fit your head and then reducing the top oval to fit into sides. Take the same amount off the brim seams as you do the sides. I will have a new video out soon with slightly different style that you can adjust the size a bit with ties. Cheers
@@NotchesSewing Thank you for your quick reply. I'll give it a go as I have had to try make my own due to shop bought ones always too big. Thank you I'll watch that new video too as it sounds great. 🌻🦋🧚♀️🙏
cut the 2 sides and top out of scrap fabric.(just 3 pieces for fitting sample ) pin sides to your head so it’s comfy. Measure what needs to be shaved of each piece keeping ⅜” seams. You will need to shave off very little from the top piece to fit. Once the sample fits, then that’s your new pattern
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Hi Angela. I bought this pattern and love it! I have a question. If I want to make it a little bit smaller (maybe 1/2”), I know I can increase my seam allowances a bit, but how would I adjust the size of the top piece? Thanks!
Thanks Lisa. You’ll need the make the circumferance smaller for both top pieces. I would cut out one piece out of scrap fabric, cut away ⅛” all around and check if that fits. If still too big, shave a bit more until it fits and then use that scrap piece to draw out your new pattern piece. This might be a bit easier than trying to give you an equation. Cheers!
Thanks so very much!
for the crown how long is the top, bottom, and sides
thank youuu!!
You can find the link to purchase the pattern below in the description of video below.
Love this tutorial, I am wondering how to size up or down?
Thank you. You can sew with bigger or smaller seam allowance but you will need to adjust top of hat to fit.
@@NotchesSewing Do I add seam allowance to the outside of each piece? (all sides)
If you just need about ½” bigger in total, sew with ¼” seam allowance instead of ⅜” as I show in video. If you need bigger than that, then you will need to add to the sides of each piece.
@@NotchesSewing thank you!!
I'm having issues where when I am trying to close up the brim with the top of the hat, that there is too much excess fabric. Any ideas on how to deal with this?
Which part is too big? Unpick to separate the parts and take in at the seams so it will fit. You may have cut too big or not sewn the same seam allowances. Also parts of the hat are on the bias so the fabric can stretch a bit. Iron the fabric again before stitching together again. Always match the notches and clip in place so it helps to keep everything in place while stitching. Cheers!
Fantastic video. I really want to make this but cannot find the pattern on the link below?
The same happened to me can not find pattern for the measurements.😞
@@millielopez4378 yeah…would like pattern!
Thanks for watching. It's in the description.
This is beautiful Please may I know the measurements
Thank you. Link for pattern in description and first comment. Cheers
What are the measurements I bought the pdf but no measurements that I seen
Thanks for your purchase. Hat to fit head size 22.5” (57cm) as stated in video description and is shown at top of PDF . Cheers
So how many cuts are we doing for crown and brim you said ten pierces im confused
there’s 5 ps for outer and 5 for lining.
How do adjust pattern for head size?
what size do you need it to fit?
Where do we find the pattern for this bucket hat?
Link is in description right under the video. Thanks for watching. Cheers
Hi... Will it still look nice without the paper? Beginner here. I honestly didn't know I'd need that. 😢
Yes depending on the fabric you use, your hat may look very soft and floppy. If you have some scraps you can use to make a sample, then you can decide if you want it. There are hats made without interfacing for the top and sides. The interfacing gives the hat shape and body.
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