How to Line a Brimmed Hat With Fleece - Easy Sew in Technique
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- 🧢 How to Sew in Hat Lining to knit and crochet hats | No sewing skills required! 🧵
In this video, I'll walk you through the process of sewing in the lining of any hat. The best part? You don't need any crochet skills to do this. Turn your hats from cute to super cozy with this easy to follow tutorial.
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🧵 Materials & Tools:
Fleece for lining your hat.
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Sewing needle and thread (matching or contrasting, your choice)
Scissors
Speed Sew or Other Fabric Glue (for lining only)
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Sewing needle and thread.
📐 Process Overview:
Step 1: Gather all your supplies! This doesn't take long :)
Step 2: Preparing your hat and cutting the lining fabric to size.
Step 3: Tracing, cutting and gluing the hat lining.
Step 4: Hand-sewing the lining with a simple but effective technique.
Step 5: Finishing touches and tips for a polished look secure the lining of your hat.
🪡 No need to be a sewing pro for this one - I'll guide you through every step!
📎 Remember, you can find all the necessary materials and tools above.
🧢 Have you ever made a gorgeous hat, only to be disappointed that it is not warm enough? Say no more! Whether it's a knitted, crocheted, or store-bought hat, this lining method will transform your projects into cozy, comfortable, and stylish headwear.
🎩 Get ready to give your favourite hats a fantastic upgrade. Say farewell to glue mishaps, and let's sew in the perfect lining together. Share this video with your crafty friends who'll appreciate this technique!
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Thanks for this, I want to line my crochet hats with satin to make them work better with curly hair but I don't sew so this is helpful.
You are so welcome!
How did it go? Im planning on doing the same
Thank you so much for this video! I am knotting hats for a project that gives bags of supplies to rescued sex trafficking victims in New Mexico. I'm so excited to make these hats extra cozy!
This is so helpful! My grandsons are in Upper Michigan…this will make their hats so much warmer!❤
I bet they will be super cozy xo
I followed your suggestions but once the lining was inserted and sewn, the hat was tight, difficult to put on. I stretched the hat when cutting the lining but I did 2 hats and both are too tight to put on
Perfect! Just what I needed, thank you for clear instructions and for your humor!! 😂❤❤❤
You are so welcome!
Follow-up question - i bought some slightly thicker plush fleece to line my beanie. Would you recommend adding more rows and/or stitches to accommodate the lining? Thank you!@@prettydarnadorable
@@professorlauragonzalez2742 yes absolutely depending on how thick it is you may actually want to do one more increase round. 👍🏻
Very helpful. Thank you for sharing
Thank you this is so helpful. I have been using your patterns for many many years.
This makes me so happy to hear - thank you so much xo
Cannot wait to line some of my crochet hats, thank you so much for this tutorial! I make both brimmed and regular beanies and I was wondering how to deal with a hat with a brim but you've demystified it for me!
Wonderful! I'm so glad it was helpful!
Awesome! Thank you!
Thank you for sharing I got it ❤
hi thanks for sharing this is really nice. How would you do a satin lined beanie, can you share a video?
You would do the same way - just make sure the satin us cut on the bias so it has a little stretch :)
Thank you
Very welcome!
So I'm an absolute beginner at sewing and I'm trying to line a hat. I'm mostly a knitter here and I'm watching the flipsy-doodle part thinking that's way more complex than it needs to be? I'm sure there's a reason though, and I'm curious why add the extra steps of attaching RS to WS and then doing a complex flip maneuver makes more sense than attaching it WS to WS directly. Why this method?
This is so the seam is on the inside :)
Is this like a minky fleece? My polar fleece is much thicker and not as nice. I think this would be great for those fighting cancer who have lost their hair.
Yes I can't remember what exactly it is called but it was different from the other fleeces - and more expensive but you need so little i decided to splurge :). I completely agree and probably wouldn't be itchy like some fleece can get when it is damp.
Me hungry and high thinking this looks like a tortilla. 😂
LOL I can't argue that and I love tortillas LOL
Would this work with satin to line instead of fleece?
Yes it would - make sure you cut on the bias.
This is not a brimmed hat.
Right. It’s a cuffed beanie.