No Buttonhole Ponytail Scrub Cap: Detailed Step by Step Tutorial & Free Pattern
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- HEADBAND length:
42" or so, by 2.5" tall. My headband is the whole width of my quilting cotton fabric.
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That's it! Simple as that. :)
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PLEASE NOTE:
All pattern pieces are printed over a 1/2” grid for your reference. Pattern pieces have 1/4” seam allowance already included. If you need a larger seam allowance, adjust pattern accordingly. For the CAP TOP, allow 3/4” fold for the elastic casing.
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***UPDATE:
To reinforce the point where the headband tie and elastic casing meet, apply a 1" square of fusible interfacing to the CAP SIDE once you cut it (see updated pattern piece for reference).
For my LONG HAIR CAP TUTORIAL, go to:
• Scrub Cap (for long ha...
For my NO ELASTIC CAP TUTORIAL, go to:
• NO ELASTIC Scrub Cap D...
If you need a cap for a larger head circumference, always add in the straight sections of your pattern pieces. For reference see my tutorial on adjusting caps for a better fit:
• How to Adjust Scrub Ca...
If you have any questions or comments, please post them in the comments section, and I will do my best to reply ASAP.
Thank you!
I’m an RN, I’ve made several different patterns since the pandemic started. This is by far the BEST scrub cap pattern out there. The fit is wonderful, it doesn’t bind anywhere. Thank you for this well instructed tutorial.
Hi! Thank you so much for your encouraging words. Gives me the strength to keep going. :)
Yes, please do!!
Please can you explain me well of the measurement of
Hello Kubra. Which measurement do you need help with?
I do not see the where you can download the pattern. Is there a link? thank you
Made this scrub cap today. I am a beginner sewer and your instructions were clear and easy to follow. This is the third design of scrub cap that I’ve made (the other two were from other RUclipsrs) and it definitely fits the best for all the reasons you described in the video - way less bulk of fabric and better head shape than the tear drop design. Thank you so much! And thanks for making the pattern available for free. 🙏🏽👍🏽
Your comments just made my day. I was having a rough evening. Thank you for lifting my spirits with your encouragements. :)
MrsDFreire sending positive vibes your way! Truly, your work on this video and pattern are very much appreciated!
Thank you for blessing us with the background music.
Thank you for the wonderful patterns and excellent tutorial on how to assemble the scrub caps. My daughter is a surgical resident and has had to work in the hospital through 2020 and now 2021. She prefers to keep her hair covered. I made her some beautiful scrub caps last year. This year she requested caps that would accommodate her ponytail. They are beautiful. I have made three so far and plan to make at least three more.
This is by far the best long hair/ponytail scrub cap pattern I've found, and your tutorial is great--the detailed step by step instructions and explanations make it easy for even an inexperienced seamstress. The fit is far better than the one I had been using and uses far less fabric, so it's a win-win all the way. Love your other cap patterns and videos, as well. I've made many caps for my former nurse friends and other health care workers, and they've been very happy with the results, as well, which is what it's all about. Thank you and keep them coming!
Hi Jan! Thank you so much for your feedback. I hope more and more people benefit from these, as you have. I don’t have FB or Instagram, tho, so I think people only stumble upon my tutorials when they do a direct search. Feel free to spread the word. I would love to make my free patterns available to as many of you as possible. :)
This pattern and tutorial is the answer to a mother's prayer. My daughter just notified me they can no longer use the disposable caps in her Oregon O.R. She texted me for an early Christmas gift.
Your tutorial was great and the resulting cap is perfect! Thank you so much!
I am so glad to hear that! These caps are available on Etsy as well, but it’s so much more special when mom makes them. I’m glad you can support your daughter in this way. Thank you!
This was even easier than it looked, and it really is flawless. So cute 10/10
My daughter is a 4th year medical student, graduating next May. She requested a scrub cap that would fit her long hair and pony tail. I made her a couple using your pattern and she loves them. Her fellow med student friends, all with long hair, love them also). I plan to make some for her friends as a med school graduation gift. I'm a novice sewer, but your pattern and instructions were easy to follow, thank you for sharing this pattern!
I'm so glad to hear that, Patty. And I'm happy to you will be making these for them. Thank you for teaming up with me to make their graduation in the midst of all this a little brighter.
This video is so easy to follow! You’re instructions are so easy to follow along with! You do such beautiful work! I can’t wait for my next day off so I can try this new pattern! Thank you so much for blessing us all with this video!
I can't wait to make this pattern for my niece. She just graduated from nursing school and is starting in L&D. Your video is fantastic. I can't wait to get the pattern.
Thank you so much for this pattern. I make the one with the ties and elastic in the back for my granddaughter. She loves your pattern. Si far, have done pretty florals for summer, Halloween and fall fabric designs. Getting ready to do Christmas and winter. I had made a couple other ones for her, but she said this one is perfect fit with her ponytail. It is an easy to follow pattern especially with tutorial.
I like that uou are very detailed on the pattern before you even start sewing
Thank you @MrsDFreire! I am excited to give it a try! Thank you for listening to your followers! Hope you're staying safe. I am so sorry for your loss.
Thank you for your sentiment, Hannah. This one was for my dad.
Thanks for the detailed instructions.
I love the background music as well. We use that in our church.
I know what my daughter is getting for Christmas!!! Thanks so much for this instruction!!!
I'm a surgical tech and this cap was so easy when I followed your directions. This by far was the best. Thank you for your tutorial
I'm so glad to hear that!
Thank you for sharing this pattern! I can't wait to make some for my sister and myself. We are both RN's, I am in L&D and she is in PACU. Your pattern is by far the best I have found to date!
I love this pattern with the ponytail holder that's the perfect length for my short ponytail!
Thank you for the video and really appreciate the free pattern! I am a new OR nurse and am super excited to make my own scrub caps following your patterns :) I already bought a bunch of cute fabric to spice up my shifts and am super eager to start sewing! I sent an email to you requesting the pattern.
I am also an RN and work in surgery. I have bought caps and made a few myself. I always get too hot with the double layer of fabric. This one is single layer and easy! Thank you for making an easy-to-understand tutorial!! Keep 'em coming!
Hi Leslie! I'm glad to hear you prefer the single layer of fabric. Someone once complained that they were expecting the cap to be lined. 🤷🏽♀️
This tutorial is easy to follow and the best cap for my long hair. Thank you!
Thank you Adi! I’m glad you think so.
Made my first cap with this tutorial ! Got lots of compliments!! Thank you!!!
You have the most soothing voice, and your patterns are so well done! Looking forward to more videos.
I'm glad you like them. I will do my best to keep them coming. :)
I totally agree!!!
I agree too!!
Thanks for this video! I sent an email to you yesterday asking about the pattern. Can't wait to receive it!
I tried 3 other scrub hat patterns and sew them but this pattern is by far the best. Thank you so much!
You’re welcome, Maria!
I just created my own cap using this pattern you made and I love it!! The instructions in your video are easy to follow and understand. The pattern also sews perfectly as you described. Can't wait to wear it to work, thank you so much for this tutorial!
I am so happy for you Carla! Glad to bring a little sunshine your way. :)
Just wanted to let you know that I finished the Long Hair cap and now working on the Ponytail cap. I am so much more relaxed now. However, I would not have been able to make the long hair cap and now the Ponytail Cap without your fantastic video tutorials telling and showing me what to do at each stage.
So glad to hear that, Judi. I am sewing right alongside you. :)
Awesome! I love this. I like that you made it less bulky at the tie point. I wear them under my motorcycle helmet. I Can’t wait to get the pattern and make my own with my choice of fabrics!
Your video is so clear and easy to understand. I’m looking forward to making one!
Very easy to understand and follow your instructions. Thanks.
Thank you so much! I love this pattern. This was my second project. I'm an RN and need scrub caps. Most are sold out/ugly/uncomfortable. I love this pattern. Very comfortable! Just the elastic gave me trouble. It kept slipping inside the casing
Yes. That’s tricky. I work with 3.5” length, but working with 4” should make it a little easier. Also, I do sell a similar cap on Etsy, if you like this style and don’t feel like sewing it. You should find a link to my shop in the description section.
This is a great pattern! Produces a very nice, professional end product. Love it! Thank you for making this available.
Thank you for your comment, Shirley. And, you’re welcome!
I love this tutorial and pattern. It would be great for my hair length. Cannot wait to get the pattern.
Thank you for taking the time to make and share your amazing simple and easy pattern! I have been looking for a pattern for long hair that is easy and simple to make. This looks like the ticket! I am looking forward to making it and will update on how it works out once I complete it. Thank you so much!!
You are so welcome!
Excellent video, so detailed and easy to follow! I am a beginner and I wanted to make this for my daughter. It turned out perfect and she just loves it! Thank you for sharing!
Hi Wendy!
I am so glad to hear that. I made this video with people exactly like you in mind. Thank you for your comments.
Excellent detailed tutorial!! I will be trying this out tonight. Thank you again, for taking the time to create these videos.
Thank you, Karen, for your encouraging comment. Let me know if you have any trouble assembling the pattern pieces.
Hi Karen,
Were you able to download the files?
Yes and they went together easily. I went ahead and printed them all out, cut, and taped together. I plan on making them all. The cap came together in no time, just waiting for my mom to bring me some elastic. It has been by far the easiest cap to sew and uses much less fabric, which is great!
Great tutorial, very easy to follow along! Thank you for sharing
Thank you for this free pattern and tutorial!
I made another scrub cap earlier, but this pattern looks like it might be easier to work with. Thank you for providing the pattern and the video. Hopefully I can make some using this pattern for my sons who are doctors.
I hope you can follow along. :)
Let me know if you get stuck with anything.
Thank you so much to this video and free pattern,its very easy to follow.I did some changes because my fabrics are all fat quarter and my first one ended up having lines to the front and back because i dont want to waste all my fabric left.So i have to recreate a new pattern using yours.I seperate the front and back.Its much easier for me to do the back part with elastic since its all seprate stitching to begin with.I also add 2 buttons on both sides for mask.I cant wait for your next vids
Hi Polkadots! I appreciate your taking on the challenge to modify the pattern to fit your needs. Way to be proactive! You should check out my video on cutting a scrub cap using a fat quarter. It's meant to go along with my other cap, but it might prove helpful as you make your modifications.
As for my next video, let me know what you'd like to learn, and I'll see if I can put a tutorial together for it. I usually create my videos based on what people ask for. :)
I love the pattern and your tutorial is very easy to follow. Looking forward to getting the pattern. Thank you so much!
Thank you so very much! I had tried to make 3 previous caps with no success! This one was very well explained and the pattern fits perfect! Also, your voice is very calming!
I’m so glad, Kitty. I’m happy to bring a little calm to what I’m sure can be an otherwise stressful day.
@@MrsDFreire I also agree that you definately have the perfect narrating voice. I am a retired nurse but my daughter srill works asa nurse with her Bach. of Nursing.
Thank you Carolyn! :)
Thank you very much for great tutorials.This is best pattern in the you tube
This looks amazing. I work in the Emergency Department and would love to make this.
Thank you so much for sharing this video. Your background music was very nice and peaceful. I look forward yo more videos from you!
Thanks! I am making caps for my foot care nurse.
Beautiful looking fit. Can't wait to make on of my own.
Your tutorials are amazing. Thank you!
I love this pattern. I can't wait to try it later this week.
Thankyou so much for the pattern and instructional video.
thank you a lot. i´m doing caps for a surgeon, and this is the best !!!!
keep safe and thinking :)))
Thank you! I'm glad you found my video.
No buttonhole ponytail scrub hat is the video I’m looking at and that same pattern .is the one I would like.
You do an awesome job on explaining,in detail all your videos. I love watching them. Thanks again!
Thank you, Sharon. My ponytail pattern looks very similar to my other scrub cap pattern, so that might be adding to your confusion. But rest assured that you're in the right place. The link to the folder is in the description section of the tutorial, and the pattern pieces all say "PONYTAIL" on them..
Let me know if you're still having trouble accessing it.
@@MrsDFreire Thank you will look son. I will let you know if I still need help.I feel bad,although,do appreciate you using your time to help me.hugs
Don't feel bad. If I wasn't willing and wanting to help I wouldn't have posted the videos. :)
@@MrsDFreire Thanks so much. Finally got it! I sure wish you would post more videos. You explain so well,never have I watched videos that are so well explained.
I'm glad it worked out, Sharon. I wish there were more hours in a day for me to be able to record more videos. So many things I'd love to share with you all!
so pretty, and easy to understand and put together! Thank you! I am an RN working COVID floors, and this really helps!
Bonjour je vous ai envoyé un mail pour avoir les patrons est il toujours possible d’y avoir accès ?
Merci d’avance .
Marina
Yes. You are right thank you I will use yours. Extra bulk in the cap will not look attractive especially if the person already has a lot of hair. I was too fixated on that style. Thank you again
By the way, if your friend has really long hair or a lot of volume, you might want to consider expanding the pouch portion of the cap. You would do this by adding at least 1” to the CAP SIDE pattern piece at the center back seam, and add the same amount to the CAP TOP anywhere the pattern piece is straight, which would be somewhere between the 5 to 8 inch points. You can watch my video on adjusting your cap for a better fit, to better understand what I mean. If you do, just ignore the section on there where I add to the fold area of the CAP TOP. Hope this makes sense!
This was such a great pattern. I had already been making something very similar. Mine have 6 pleats, 3 on each side and attachments for mask. Your instruction was great and I learned a few things. Thank you.
Hi Maxine! Thank you for your comment. I’m glad you found this helpful. I actually did revise the one I sell on Etsy to include pleats, and to tie with ribbons instead. Hopefully I’ll put a video together for that one soon. I’m currently wrapping up the reversible version tutorial to this style.
I sent an email....was hoping to get the pattern soon. Thank you, and can't wait to make some for myself and a friend.
This is so amazing I am looking so forward to this now all I have to do is find a way to make the pattern.
Such a great tutorial and pattern, thank you for sharing!
Thank you for sharing your time and talent via this tutorial. I, too, appreciate your clear instructions and your pleasant voice. Re: Others copying and converting your designs into acrylic templates for sale, have you considered submitting your original and dated (original date you developed your patterns) designs for a copyright? Copyright infringement is very serious. You can get advice from a Legal Aide Society. Flip side of the coin, let us buy your patterns, thoiugh as a senior I'm grateful for all savings available. Bless you dear one for sharing. :)
Thank you for your message! Since the making of that video, I was able to take down the Etsy listing that was selling my patterns. I will continue to offer them for free, because that was my initial intention, as a way to give back to those that give so much of themselves.
Sent an email… waiting on the pattern so I can have these made soon.
Just sent them out today. :)
I am looking forward to receiving the link to you patterns to make some of your scrub caps for my granddaughter,
I like your style of your ponytail scrub cap and just downloaded your pattern . I plan in making it today .Thank You .
Glad to hear that, Sandra. Let me know if you get stuck.
You are so detailed¡ Love that..
Love it! You explain so well and your voice is so calming. Thanks for sharing. 💕
Hello. I followed all the requirements for the access to the free patterns via subscription and email as requested, but have not received a link for the free pattern only a ❤. Is the link no longer available? I hope so because I'm a nurse and excited to make some caps for work. Thank you.
Hi Janice!
I am so sorry you're having trouble. I just checked, and I don't see an email from you. Can you try again? Here's the email address again:
Mrsdfreire@gmail.com
@@MrsDFreire ok. I'll resend. Thanks for responding.
Fantastic! Can't wait to wear this at work :)
Thanks Mrs D Freire for another great instructional video, I will attempt this soon but it looks a bit hard for a noob like myself. God bless you
Hello!
I actually find that this cap is simpler to make than the other one. So, if you were able to put that one together, you will do just fine with this one. :)
@@MrsDFreire I appreciate the encouragement and I'll give it a go!
BTW How long was the elastic piece and was it 1/4"?
The elastic should be 3.5" long, and it is indeed 1/4" wide. :)
WONDERFUL TUTORIAL I WILL DEFINITELY GIVE IT A TRY AS IM A BEGINNER LOTS TO LEARN THANK YOU SOOO MUCH FOR SHARING
You are very welcome! Thank you for giving it a try. Let me know if you get stuck.
@@MrsDFreire thank you for your reply I haven't try yet but when I do I will definitely let you know thanks again...
Thank you so much! Great pattern, wonderful instructions.
Thank you very much for excellent tutorial🙏
You’re welcome sibel!
Love this!
I hope you still offer the PDF patterns! I’m now on a surgical team and I would love these over the bouffants please!
Can't wait for the link to the pattern. Have not received it yet, but only sent my email one day ago.
I just subscribed! I love your tutorial and am excited to try my own!
Very nice job. Want to try it out!
Thanks got it.
Printed out wrong size. Got one done
Perfect! I hope it works for what you need.
thank you very much for creating this tutorial!!!! I just finish 3 scrub caps for my daughter ER RN . I hope she like it!
Merry Christmas and happy holidays!!! stay safe!
Hi UAGalya!
Thank you for giving these scrub caps a try. I'm excited for your daughter. I think she's going to be very happy with them. :)
Merry Christmas to you as well!
@@MrsDFreire my daughter loves her scrub caps very much! Thank you very much!
I work in a hospital. These are in high demand as we’ve all settled in with mask and eye protection. I’ve already tried your other tutorial for short hair (“NO ELASTIC Scrub Cap DIY Tutorial & Free Pattern”). I will definitely try this one next.
Gasp! I’m so sorry for your loss. 🙏
Thank you Yori. We've all lost something or someone during this pandemic, haven't we? But I have also gained a lot as well, like the support of my new RUclips community. Thank you for your sweet comments. I'm glad my tutorial is of help to you. If you have long hair, you should also watch the one for medium-length hair.
I hope you're still sending the pattern out. I'm so excited to get the pattern and start making these for my daughter who is graduating from nursing school in a few weeks. I am an RN and now my daughter will be an RN. Thank you for your efforts.
I am sending them out still. Let me know if you didn't receive my email.
This was the second pattern I tried, and it is preferred by our two daughters who are nurses! Your instructions are clear and it is straightforward to make. I do have one question/concern - I do not have a serger (don't know if that makes a difference), but across the back where the ties leave the side band, and the elastic casing starts - those seem like places that could easily tear. I warned our daughters to go easy on it, so hopefully it won't be an issue. But I am wondering if anyone else has come up with a way to construct it so that it's sturdier in this regard. I have been trying to figure out how to make a lined side piece so that I could make the casing between the two layers, thinking that might strengthen it, but haven't quite figured out how to make it work. I did add some tacks (extra zigzagging) at the weak points and hope that is sufficient. Also, I love your music :) Thank you so much for sharing this.
Hello!
You raise a very valid concern, and it’s one that I had considered before coming up with the pattern. The one solution I can come up with, without having to line the whole thing, is to add a small piece of fusible interfacing-maybe a 1” square-to CAP SIDE (wrong side of the fabric) to reinforce it before you sew and snip. I will go ahead and add that note to the pattern piece,. :)
@@MrsDFreire Thanks! I had discussed it with my mom, and she suggested something similar. I will try that moving forward. I want to make enough for them to be able to wash after each time they work.
I love how these projects are a whole family affair. Thank you for choosing my pattern for your daughters! Let me know how it works out. I’m doing the same on my end, but I sell them, so I probably won’t be getting feedback from my customers once they leave my hands. :)
Buenos días. Muchas gracias por su colaboración. Me fue muy útil. Muy bien explicado.
Me alegra mucho saberlo. Gracias por su comentario.
Excellent tutorial 👌
I made alot of the regular ones and also some of the strings ones but this one is totally different
No entiendo tu idioma pero claramente lo que realizas lo comprendo me as hecho la vida más fácil en esta cuarentena con este trabajo tN maravilloso mil bendiciones para ty
Hola Florencia. Me alegro que mi tutorial y patrones te hayan sido de ayuda, a pesar de no hablar inglés. :)
Cute!
Thank you for sharing your work. It´s truly helpful and also very beautiful.
Greetings from México.
Hola Bárbara! Gracias por tu comentario! Es mi placer.
I’m a NICU RN, I really like your patterns and made several scrub caps, thank you! Can you please make a pattern for men scrub cap too, I appreciate the thorough easy to follow instructions.
Hello Dina! I have a tutorial for you. :) visit my channel, and it will be the one that doesn’t use elastic. The pattern is free for that one as well. I will say, though, that I have found that adding a 3.5” piece of elastic to that style does help make the cap fit even better, IMO.
Love it! Thank you very much!👍
You're very welcome!
Thank you very much for sharing, your tutorial is the best, i am just wandering if you can make a video using a ribbon for the ties instead. God Bless you.
Thank you I have been watching your video and saying awesome I really appreciate your knowledge and t Thank you for the pattern
You are very welcome!
Hi, thank you so much for offering this free pattern and tutorial! I emailed you earlier asking for the pattern link and am eager to get one made :) I hope you are still sending the pattern links.
Thanks a lot. It’s the very best pattern indeed. ;-)
Just subscribed and emailed you! Hoping to get the pattern soon
Fabulous instruction ! I watch a lot of tutorials on sewing because I am learning to quilt Do you do those? Best I have watched !!
Hi Theresa,
Thank you for your kind words. I'm not a quilter, so I don't have any quilting-related tutorials. Have fun in your new adventure as a seamstress!
@@MrsDFreire Can I get a link to this pattern? Thanks !!
So beautifully and patiently explained. I have a dr Niece who has LONG hair and she’s going to love the scrub cap when I make it for her. Possibility of a reversible one? Most importantly THANK YOU!
Good morning Ivy!
Thank you for the compliment. I am actually working on a reversible cap video today for the same style. :)
Hello Ivy! The reversible cap video is now up. Finally. Thank you for your patience. ruclips.net/video/W3oyBSDeRgs/видео.html
Subscribed and emailed!
I am an RN and attempting to obtain your pattern to make for my new daughter in law who is a perfusionist in a local cardiac program. She gave me an old scrub cap which she likes the design of. I took it apart but it was made so poorly, I cannot replicate it.
I would love to have your free pattern . Thank you
Loved your video
Ive sent an email and subscribed! So eager to get this pattern so I can make my scrub cap!
Thank you!
I've gone ahead and sent you the link.
I would love to have this pattern so I can make one for my daughter. I sent you an email. Thanks!
I've viewed several videos and your by far is the best pattern I have found. My daughter is a nurse and asked me just last night to make a few for her. I can't seem to find the free pattern and I've looked everywhere, please help me. Your fabric choice in the video looks rather silky or is it 100% polyester?
Hello Ginny. Thank you so much for your kind words. I am really glad you like what I came up with. My pattern files are available in the description section, but here is the link to the Google drive files just in case: drive.google.com/drive/folders/1-KdHWx8p9hiXw4XCs4gBmAopXj170_m4