Hello everyone! I’m here today with a super cute project, baby hats, yay!! It’s getting colder, and we definitely want to make sure our little ones’ heads are covered at all times.
Do you remember those hats babies are given in the hospital when they are born? They were striped make out of a loose-knit material. Well, the ones I’m going to show you today are much more stylish and super easy to make.
Let’s take a look at these baby hats, 2 different ways:
How cute are these? They are warm too. This knit fabric is amazing and fun.
Let’s take about this fabric collection:
These prints are apart of the Cute Cuddle Knit collection for Riley Blake Designs. They are a stretch cotton jersey knit fabric with about a 50% four-way stretch for added comfort and ease. They have 36 different knits in this collection.
Both hats are a perfect match for this fabric collection. I have to be honest with you, I wanted to make a ton of baby clothes with this fabric to go along with these hats, but that’s a conversation for my next blog post. Let’s just say I’m still ripping out a sleeve, LOL!! Stay tuned for that.
Now, back to the hats!
Basic Baby Hat:
This hat is so the easiest hat to make, and you can make tons of them in an hour or so. I used a free pattern from Dana at MadeEveryDay. You can find it here.
I love this pattern because of the dart that you create in the hat. It gives the hat more structure.
Knotted Baby Hat:
Check out that knot!
Now, this hat is fun. Instead of the dart, just alter the pattern by adding a tube to the top of the pattern, sew and tie the top.
These are perfect gifts to give a mom to be for the baby’s stay in the hospital. It beats the one the hospital gives you. Perfect for those first pictures. LOL!
Take another look:
So what do you think? Would you make these hats for a loved one, as a gift, or for your own baby? Please let me know.
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Tell me these aren’t cute! I’m so giddy. The best part is the tote is reversible. Yes, you can turn it inside outside.
Here are the cut pieces and thread. I changed my mind and went with white thread instead.
Sew the pocket.
You should have two pockets—one for the outside of the bag and one inside the bag.
Sew the pocket to the exterior fabric.
Sew the exterior and interior pieces together according to the pattern—Box the corners.
Now it’s time to put the bag together.
Fold the top edges down on both pieces.
Sew them together.
Once the bag is complete. Add a design to both pockets.
They are simple pouches with a plastic zipper.
Inside has a matching print.
The tote and pouches turned out so beautifully. The fabric is a perfect selection for this. What will you create?
Kreative Kymona 