Hooded Cap

8/11/2019 Hooded Cap

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ThisHooded Cap can be worn in 3 different ways!And it's suitable for women and men!

1.by closing of the snap / press studs under the hood part it fits snugly like a cap.2.by closing of one of the outer snaps / press studs it wears itself as a hood and can be

worn up or down.3.by folding of the entire lower part and closing of the two outer snaps / press studs, it

also protects the mouth and nose against cold and stormy days.

And thisHooded Capis also reversible!

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Important:

Before beginning, please read this

instructions completely!

This pattern is without any seam allowance!For men or for thick hair add a seam allowance of about 0.7 cm,

for women or slim heads sew without seam allowance!

Pattern:

Print all parts of the pattern. Printer setting: 100% or original size! Cut outall parts of the pattern and glue together part 1 A & 1 B at the gray lines.

Cut part 3 in the dimensions which are indicated in the dashed box.

Materials:70 x 55 cm outer fabric and 70 x 55 cm inner fabric(you can use nearly all kinds of fabrics: Cotton, Fleece, Outdoor-fabrics, Softshell etc.!

I used Outdoor-fabric and Fleece for this sample.)3 snaps / press studs

For extra protection in extreme cold weather you can add a layer of volume

fleece.

For a thin lightweight rain protection for the summer, you can sew it fromoutdoor fabric (as for rain jackets) and light cotton.

copyright by Wesens-Art 2013All rights to this manual (text & images) reserved by www.wesens-art.blogspot.com.

The sale of stitched individual pieces is allowed! Mass production is prohibited!

More than a quantity of 15 pieces requires the written approval.

No part of this eBook may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical,

including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage, without written permission from the publisher.

No liability can be accepted for any errors in instructions / pattern.

Please, if you publish photos of yourHooded Caplink back to www.wesens-art.blogspot.com in the post!




Steps:1.Cut part 1 out of outer fabric 1 x & 1 x mirrored and 1 x & 1 x mirrored

out of inner fabric. Cut part 2 only out of outer fabric 1 x & 1 x mirrored.(Part 2 is for a visor at the front of theHooded Capand can be left off!)

Cut part 3 in the dimensions which are indicated in the dashed box, 1 x

outer fabric and 1 x inner fabric.

2.Pin the pieces of part 1 from outer fabric right sides together und sew

along the curve. Now do the same with the inner fabric. Also pin the pieces ofpart 2 right sides together und sew along the curve. If you don't want the visor at the cap, skip

the steps 3 - 6 and go to step 7.

3. Cut incisions along the seam of part 2 as shown in the next photo.




4.Turn it inside out and top stitch along the curve.

5.Turn inside out part 1 of outer fabric. Mark the middle of the non sewn

edge of part 2 and pin this to the marked place of part 1 (the gray arrow at

pattern part 1 A).

6.Sew along this edge.




7.Put part 1 of outer fabric (fold the visor inside) into part 1 of inner fabric,

right sides together.

8.Pin the edges together and sew along the edges as shown in the next

photo.

9.Turn it inside out and pull the inner fabric inside. Top stitch along the

seam.




10.Mark the middle of the long edge of part 3 (outer fabric). Pin the

middle of the non sewn edge of part 1 (outer fabric on outer fabric). Then

place the right side of the inner fabric of part 3 on it.

11.Sew along the edges (fold the hood inside).

Leave open about 15 cm for turning as shown in the next photo.

12.Now turn it inside out.




13.Top stitch the edges of part 3 and then close the last seam.

14. Attach the snaps at the places shown in the next photo.

Test theHooded Capto find the best places for the snaps a!

Now theHooded Capis done!!!




The wearing options:

1.by closing of the snap atheHooded Capsits close to the headas a hat and don't slips backward in the wind.

2.the closing of snap "b" or "c" varies the width of the hood. So

you can push it backwards as a normal hood, if you want.3.If you push the collar completely up and close the snaps "b"and "c", you also have protection against cold and wind for mouth

and nose .

If you have also sewn the visor on thisHooded Capyou can either

fold it up or down.

And finally, you can also reverse theHooded Cap!

copyright by Wesens-Art 2013All rights to this manual (text & images) reserved by www.wesens-art.blogspot.com.

The sale of stitched individual pieces is allowed! Mass production is prohibited!

More than a quantity of 15 pieces requires the written approval.

No part of this eBook may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical,including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage, without written permission from the publisher.

No liability can be accepted for any errors in instructions / pattern.

Please, if you publish photos of yourHooded Caplink back to www.wesens-art.blogspot.com in the post!



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Here are some samples:

Thanks to the girls who made this samples and thanks for your help!

Andrea Ladsttter, Ute Busch, Andrea Frhwirth, Manuela Ruhe,

Rebecca Kaulhausen, Simone Buhre, Stephanie Tbermann, Verena Rottmann

Special thanks toJill Beattiefor the help with my translation!



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