I literally just learned how to sew to make myself a mask and I’m not the best. I’m now working in a hospital and wanted a cheaper option for scrub caps. I followed your video and was able to make an incredible scrub cap! It made me feel extremely accomplished! Thank you so much!!
Thank you, I really do love this post. Its so easy. Easiest one I have seen. As a surgical nurse, I can actually make my hats now. I really appreciate you putting this together. I am excited to see your other videos and make other variations.
Thank you for being on the front lines for us! As a small channel you can really help me grow by sharing the video with whom ever you think might need it!
Thank you for the easy and step by step tutorial. I made mine from the pillow case (dont judge me) and it turn out good and effective. Thank you thank you.
I used my pillow cases as practice runs and they turned out so good. As a matter of fact, they are the softest ones outta of the bunch and my favorite. And pillow cases are great because they are pretty much already measured, LOL
Thanks for this tutorial... my daughter is opening up a bakery and asked me to make this for her... she is not a hair net kind of girl because she has long hair... this is perfect...
Wow this is perfect, and you can eliminate the cumbersome ties. Those of us with shoulder problems can relate. Just plop the little hat on your head and go. Perfect. Thank you, thank you, thank you.❤❤❤
That makes me very happy!! I’m glad they worked well for her coworkers! I sent a bunch of masks to a hospital with a friend of mine and she said the same thing!
I am getting ready to go out to work in south Dakota and I bought three caps to keep my hair up , but wanted more choices of cute fabric. I have lots in my stash , so i might take my sewing machine and make some out there if I have any time. This looks even better than what I bought, as it's not quite as much fabric in the cap and I think it will work great. Thanks for posting this Meghan.
Thanks for this! The caps I have made in the past were all with ties. I bought elastic and I have been afraid to use it. I believe I won't have a problem sewing this (I hate using an iron, but it looks like I'm going to have to use one)
I am new to sewing and was so happy to find your tutorial! Your instructions are easy for me to understand and I look forward to making this scrub cap for my daughter who is a nurse!
Thank you so much as this pattern and video are most welcome and helpful as I have been asked to make scrub caps for my peers who have extensions and my pattern is too small but with yours, I will be able to adjust it to make it a wee bit larger in measurements for a sure success. The girls want to have ties too and I can also add this onto your pattern. Made my sewing so much easier. Stay safe and healthy
I just finished making this scrub cap and I’m so excited. I work in COVID ICU and this comes in very handy. Thank you for sharing such great knowledge and your tutorial was very easy to follow.
I love this hat. I've made 3 so far and they fit me great but my hair is kind of thin. I don't know if it could hold a lot of thick hair. With my last hat I tried french seams on the corners instead of the zig zag stitch to make it look more professional as I do not own a serger. Turned out really nice. I also do a rolled hem at the bottom of the cap which nicely keeps the ends encased as I am washing these caps frequently and I want to keep the ends from fraying. I will be making more for my coworkers in the COVID ICU! Thanks for the awesome tutorial.
Hi, Nina here...Thank you for this easy cap. I am making face masks and medical caps for nurses, family and friends. Be safe and thank you for offering this.
OMG! I LOVE THIS DESIGN!! Thank you Meghan for the excellent video. I have made five different designs and this one is my favorite for ease of putting it on to the look of it!
This is great .. I am a nurse serving Covids and would love a couple of these .. I don’t have a sewing machine. Thanks for posting this and God bless you .
Thank you! Great tutorial and super easy to follow BUT mine came out too small! Any tips on measurements to accommodate waist length hair? It barely fit my head as it is, never mind all my hair 😓
After a long weekend of trial and error, I have came up with larger measurements. First a made a new measurement of the BRIM: 65.1 mm x 243mm and 1/2 inch. Sorry about the mix match measurements, I only had that showed mm. Once the New brim is made. Then make a 23 1/2 x 23 1/2 inch square. FOLLOW ALL HER INSTRUCTIONS, just change out the measurements. You should make a 11 1/2 inch circle. Cut the circle once folded with 7inches, then 5.5 inches and then draw the remaining line to form the midar corner. Then follow the rest of the steps, it will work. If you really have long hair try this measurement, just use the same brim size. Cut an 24 1/2 x 24 1/2 inch square. You will cut a 12 inch circle. Cut the circle once folded with 7inches, then 5.5 inches and then draw the remaining line to form the midar corner. If you dont have enough slack allowance to make the casing for the elastic, cut the midar corners at 7 1/2 inch, 6 inches then draw the remaining line to finish the midar corner. (I tried this but I resulted in way too much slack, Still works but have excess fabric) Then follow the rest of the steps, it will work. Hope this helps.
I really really appreciate your tutorial... It was very well explained and thanks for the close up view, I am a scrub technician and will be making these for my co workers, however I wish you can show a tutorial using a drawstring also....much needed, thanks
Thank You very much. you make it very easy and now I can make scrub hats for myself and others at the hospital we work in. I’m new to sewing and I’m inspired from your videos. All the best!! Sandy NYC
Meghan Grace DIY We are doing our best it’s quite now praying it don’t happen again. We all recovering from the hell it brought to us here in NYC!! Thanks again!!!
I line the scrub caps I make . They are not for long hair however I love the lining for support strength and rewashability. My new word lasting longer.
Great instructions! Thanks so much for this tutorial! I had been looking everywhere for a pattern to make one for my mom who works in the hospital! God Bless!
I went back to work this week as a sedation nurse and discovered I need to make some fabric caps for me to save the ‘real’ ones for the surgical techs and doctor ( I am circulating , not right over the patient) . Thank you so much for this ! New sub here.
I’m working in the hospital as Cna and my nurse want me to make one and I said I will try and I choose you because it’s so detailed tutorial thank you so much for your time and sharing . Be safe and God bless
I use a crochet hook or Tunisian hook to pull the elastic thru. Also, there’s plenty of seams you can use a serger to finish edges & sew together making it quicker! Wonderful pattern!
I would increase the circle by an inch all the way around but keep the front band the same. Then add an extra pleat on each side - it should be pretty close to fitting in the band.
I really like this nurse's cap
I literally just learned how to sew to make myself a mask and I’m not the best. I’m now working in a hospital and wanted a cheaper option for scrub caps. I followed your video and was able to make an incredible scrub cap! It made me feel extremely accomplished! Thank you so much!!
OMG!!! THE BEST VIDEO WITH THE BEST EXPLANACIONS I'VE EVER SEEN!!!!
Thank you for this!! My 13 year old daughter has been sewing masks... and had requests for these! I think she can do this!
She absolutely can!!
I have tried other tutorials on youtube for scrub caps but yours was the very best and soooo easy. Thanks
Thank you that means a lot to me!!
Omg I'm going to finally try to make my own scrub hat now. Thanks for an extremely clear, understandable tutorial.
You are welcome I am glad you found this helpful!
So am I, I just need to know how to measure out the band. Please and thank you
This was the BEST tutorial of how to make a scrub cap. Your instructions were extremely clear. Thank you!
Your welcome! I’m glad it was helpful!!
Love this bouffant cap...it's very smart and tailored! Can't wait to make more!!
Thank you, I really do love this post. Its so easy. Easiest one I have seen. As a surgical nurse, I can actually make my hats now. I really appreciate you putting this together. I am excited to see your other videos and make other variations.
Thank you for being on the front lines for us! As a small channel you can really help me grow by sharing the video with whom ever you think might need it!
Thank you for the easy and step by step tutorial. I made mine from the pillow case (dont judge me) and it turn out good and effective.
Thank you thank you.
Your welcome!
Nothing wrong with using a pillow case. I have, what ever works in these times.😘
Amen to that!!!
I used my pillow cases as practice runs and they turned out so good. As a matter of fact, they are the softest ones outta of the bunch and my favorite. And pillow cases are great because they are pretty much already measured, LOL
This is one of the better bouffant scrub cap tutorials 👍
Thank you!
I've been making this pattern for a while but haven't pleated the top, quite as far. This difference looks like something I'll have to try.
I just made six more of these. Thank you so much for your tutorial.
are you kidding? yesss its so helpful and easy with your steps.Thank you very much!
Thanks for this tutorial... my daughter is opening up a bakery and asked me to make this for her... she is not a hair net kind of girl because she has long hair... this is perfect...
Wow this is perfect, and you can eliminate the cumbersome ties. Those of us with shoulder problems can relate. Just plop the little hat on your head and go. Perfect. Thank you, thank you, thank you.❤❤❤
Thank you I appreciate you taking the time to watch :)
Thanks for your video it,s so nice of you to share this with us.
Great tutorial! I adjusted mine to make the elastic adjustable 😊
I have made several of these for the nurses at our Covid ICU. Easy pattern. My daughter preferred this style over the others I tried.
Excellent! Im glad that the pattern worked well for you!
@@MeghanGraceDIY my daughter just took a bunch to work tonight that I made and she said they were like vultures attacking them ❤️
That makes me very happy!! I’m glad they worked well for her coworkers! I sent a bunch of masks to a hospital with a friend of mine and she said the same thing!
My daughter just got home from and had a request for more! Thank you so much for this pattern! You are helping to make nurses feel appreciated.
Hi! I followed your instructions carefully and it came out wonderful ! It fit perfect too! added 2 buttons to hold my mask. Thank you so much!
That’s fantastic!! I’m glad you found this tutorial helpful!!
I search high and low. I finally found it. Wonderful video easy to follow instructions. Thank you so much...
This makes my day!!! Please feel free to share to others!
Awesome tutorial! Thanks so much! Using these to help keep Customer Covid Breath our of my hair while I’m at work
I am getting ready to go out to work in south Dakota and I bought three caps to keep my hair up , but wanted more choices of cute fabric. I have lots in my stash , so i might take my sewing machine and make some out there if I have any time. This looks even better than what I bought, as it's not quite as much fabric in the cap and I think it will work great. Thanks for posting this Meghan.
Thank you! I’m so glad you found it helpful!! Good luck in your travels!
Thanks for this! The caps I have made in the past were all with ties. I bought elastic and I have been afraid to use it. I believe I won't have a problem sewing this (I hate using an iron, but it looks like I'm going to have to use one)
I am new to sewing and was so happy to find your tutorial! Your instructions are easy for me to understand and I look forward to making this scrub cap for my daughter who is a nurse!
Longer how? The crown longer?
Thank you so much as this pattern and video are most welcome and helpful as I have been asked to make scrub caps for my peers who have extensions and my pattern is too small but with yours, I will be able to adjust it to make it a wee bit larger in measurements for a sure success. The girls want to have ties too and I can also add this onto your pattern. Made my sewing so much easier. Stay safe and healthy
I just finished making this scrub cap and I’m so excited. I work in COVID ICU and this comes in very handy. Thank you for sharing such great knowledge and your tutorial was very easy to follow.
Thank you!
May God bless you and keep you save. Thank you for all you do.😘👍🙏
Thank you for all you do for the Covid patients. You are appreciated and prayed for. Stay healthy ❤️
Thank you - you too!!
I did and it's very cute and your directions are wonderful!
making 3 right now thank you for making this video so easy to follow everyone one at work is going to want one 😀
Thank you for your free surgical cap I loved it and made a few
for decades i would put my hair up in big soft curlers before my scrub cap so i would look human after scrub time
I like your tutorial video, I am going to try making a Bouffant Cap
I love this hat. I've made 3 so far and they fit me great but my hair is kind of thin. I don't know if it could hold a lot of thick hair. With my last hat I tried french seams on the corners instead of the zig zag stitch to make it look more professional as I do not own a serger. Turned out really nice. I also do a rolled hem at the bottom of the cap which nicely keeps the ends encased as I am washing these caps frequently and I want to keep the ends from fraying. I will be making more for my coworkers in the COVID ICU! Thanks for the awesome tutorial.
Ooooo I love adding the French seams in!!
Trying this today! So excited
Hi, Nina here...Thank you for this easy cap. I am making face masks and medical caps for nurses, family and friends. Be safe and thank you for offering this.
You are welcome! And thank you for using your sewing skills to give back!
OMG! I LOVE THIS DESIGN!! Thank you Meghan for the excellent video. I have made five different designs and this one is my favorite for ease of putting it on to the look of it!
Im so glad you like it!
This is seriously the best tutorial!!! Thanks so much for your awesome tutorial!!!!
You are welcome! Please feel free to share!!
I am making one for my student’s mom. She is a nurse and has a lot of hair!!! Thanks again ♥️
Happy l have found you. Thank you.
Made this for my daughter. Awesome. Thanks
This is great .. I am a nurse serving Covids and would love a couple of these .. I don’t have a sewing machine. Thanks for posting this and God bless you .
If you shoot me an email at meghangracediy@gmail.com I’ll see what I can do about getting some to you!!
Thank you so much. I just finished making one following your video. I loved how it turned out 👍🏼
Thank you very much i realli appreciate the time you took to explain every step with so much patience.!!! I love it 💗💖💗💖💗💖💗
Your welcome!!!
Great job very informative, Thanks again.
Beautiful & easy!
Bravo!
Omg this easy one I love it
Thank you Meghan for the tutorial...my daughter is a surgical tech and she uses surgical caps and she has long hair too.
Thank you so much. I can't wait to try this style 😍
Excellent video! Step by Step and it actually came out perfect. Not bad at all for the first Bouffant Scrub Cap.
Congratulations! I’m so glad it worked well for you :)
Gonna give this a shot for work. Thanks.
Thank you for the pattern and tutorial.
Thank you! Great tutorial and super easy to follow BUT mine came out too small! Any tips on measurements to accommodate waist length hair? It barely fit my head as it is, never mind all my hair 😓
After a long weekend of trial and error, I have came up with larger measurements. First a made a new measurement of the BRIM: 65.1 mm x 243mm and 1/2 inch. Sorry about the mix match measurements, I only had that showed mm. Once the New brim is made. Then make a 23 1/2 x 23 1/2 inch square. FOLLOW ALL HER INSTRUCTIONS, just change out the measurements. You should make a 11 1/2 inch circle. Cut the circle once folded with 7inches, then 5.5 inches and then draw the remaining line to form the midar corner. Then follow the rest of the steps, it will work.
If you really have long hair try this measurement, just use the same brim size. Cut an 24 1/2 x 24 1/2 inch square. You will cut a 12 inch circle. Cut the circle once folded with 7inches, then 5.5 inches and then draw the remaining line to form the midar corner. If you dont have enough slack allowance to make the casing for the elastic, cut the midar corners at 7 1/2 inch, 6 inches then draw the remaining line to finish the midar corner. (I tried this but I resulted in way too much slack, Still works but have excess fabric) Then follow the rest of the steps, it will work. Hope this helps.
I really really appreciate your tutorial... It was very well explained and thanks for the close up view, I am a scrub technician and will be making these for my co workers, however I wish you can show a tutorial using a drawstring also....much needed, thanks
A drawstring to adjust the elastic around the head?
@@MeghanGraceDIY yes
Thank You very much. you make it very easy and now I can make scrub hats for myself and others at the hospital we work in. I’m new to sewing and I’m inspired from your videos. All the best!! Sandy NYC
Aww thank you so much! Please be safe on the front lines!!
Meghan Grace DIY We are doing our best it’s quite now praying it don’t happen again. We all recovering from the hell it brought to us here in NYC!! Thanks again!!!
Thanks for posting! This is the best explanation especially of the pleating that I have seen so far!
If I wanted to make a larger size increasing by 1" to the the circle. Should I also increase the brim by 1"? Thank you for the informative video!
This is the best video!
If I wanted to make the cap even more roomie, what would the dimensions have to be?
Ohhhh this is really good. I’ll definitely give it a try over the weekend so I could use it for work on Monday. Thanks!!
Your welcome! Please feel free to share!
I'm making two of these for my daughter in law for Valentine's Day. Your instructions are perfect. Thank you.
Fabulous, clear instructions easy to follow and end result is fantastic😊👍
Thank you!!
Thank you so much for your vid! I need to make some larger caps for coworkers with longer hair and dreadlocks, this will help much!! 😀
Excellent!!
Thank you for this very thorough tutorial 👌👍👍 I will be making these for coworkers In a care home 💕💖
Im really glad this helped you and you could share your talent with your coworkers!
Very nice. Clear instructions!!! Thx
Your welcome!
I line the scrub caps I make . They are not for long hair however I love the lining for support strength and rewashability. My new word lasting longer.
I posted another video with a satin lining for those who prefer it! It can be kinder on your hair as well :)
very well explained, i have made myself one. thanks.
Your welcome!!
Great tutorial
Thank you so much.
Thank you so much for your tutorial. well explained. will make for myself and my coworkers. wish I find this before buying pattern from Etsy.
Hopefully you can still find some use for the tutorial!!
Great instructions! Thanks so much for this tutorial! I had been looking everywhere for a pattern to make one for my mom who works in the hospital! God Bless!
Your welcome! Thank you for watching!
@@MeghanGraceDIY what is the measurements for the brim can't find it.
Thank you . I am a nurse and need to make this
I’m glad I could help!
I went back to work this week as a sedation nurse and discovered I need to make some fabric caps for me to save the ‘real’ ones for the surgical techs and doctor ( I am circulating , not right over the patient) . Thank you so much for this ! New sub here.
Your welcome!!
I’m glad you did a fit test. I need that closure after watching a video- lol. I’m making myself and co workers hats for work. Thanks for the tutorial!
Thank you! This seems easy enough🙂
You’re welcome 😊
Thank you so much for this! I really appreciate it. Will you be doing a European style pixie scrub cap? I really love the way you explain things! :)
Thank you so much for this. So easy to follow, and such a perfect result!!
Very nice and neat tutorial
Thank you you did it very well be safe
Thank you! I’m glad you found it helpful!!
I’m working in the hospital as Cna and my nurse want me to make one and I said I will try and I choose you because it’s so detailed tutorial thank you so much for your time and sharing . Be safe and God bless
@@jeanlockmiller9422 Thank YOU for your work in the health care field!!
Very easy to follow Thankyou 👍
Thank you for watching!!
Thanks dear for easy steps. Best Regards
Your welcome!
Are there step by step printable instructions for this pattern? Thank you!
Beautiful
This is a great bonnet, I make a similar one with a satin lining, however, I gather the top of my bonnet. Good job
Oh I will try with the satin lining! Probably better for your hair right?
Meghan Grace DIY yes it is, lots of people use theirs for sleep bonnets they protect your hair and help keep it clean
Great video, thank you
Perfect
Best tutorial I have seen! Thank you!
Thank you!!
Meghan Grace DIY ❤️
Good
Very detailed tutorial thank you for sharing
Your welcome!
I love the cap
Thank you!
Thank you!! very easy
This was helpful thanks.
Your welcome!
♡ this design.
This is my favorite too!!
Thank u for this, my step mom is a nurse and she asked me to make her a scrub hat, so here I am researching 😬😬😬😅
Excellent! I’ve got a few different styles so if you need any help let me know!
I like your tutorial. I might give this a go!
I’m glad you found this helpful!
I use a crochet hook or Tunisian hook to pull the elastic thru. Also, there’s plenty of seams you can use a serger to finish edges & sew together making it quicker! Wonderful pattern!
Thank you! And yes a serger would make finishing those edges faster, I didn't use it for this video in case someone doesn't have one at home!
Thank you!
I’m so happy I found this tutorial! My sister is a nurse and she has been wanting one of these and I’m going to surprise her by making one!
Thank you for your tutorial . I worked in the ICU and really need a better design. This one fits well. I want to give you a photo of what I made.
Yes please do!
@@MeghanGraceDIY not sure how to upload a picture on the comment but change my profile pic with the cap on. Hope it is a good view. Thanks again.
I've made some and they are amazing. Thanks so much. If I need one a bit bigger how would I do that?
I would increase the circle by an inch all the way around but keep the front band the same. Then add an extra pleat on each side - it should be pretty close to fitting in the band.
Thanks so much! Do I need to increase to a 20x20 PC starting out then? Same for cut outs? 5.5 inches then up 4" and across 3" to make the "mushroom"?
Cinda Gildenhorn yup exactly keep the cut outs at the bottom the same
You answered my question too, great tutorial! Im making these for my mom and her co workers god bless you❤
Thanks
Awesome! Thank you!
Your welcome!
Thank you so much, I try to figure how long how to make this style and couldn't get it