How to make the Perfect Winter Hat for Pierced Ears
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
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The 'Sorta Faux Fur' was from Intercal, a company that makes shorn wool into 'fur' with a velvet like weaving process. I used this Alpaca for the hat: shop.intercalt... - I got the smallest option, the 1/6th yard one.
I also got a 1/6th yard of this mohair, which I plan to make into yet another hat! shop.intercalt...
The black/grey faux fur I used for my mockups was probably from Joann Fabrics if I had to guess.
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I think the silly winter hat could be even more winter hatified if you added cord to the bottom front corners with tassels or poms at the end - the kind that you'd use to tie under your chin
Also, I might make something similar at some point, I've been thinking about witch hats lately, and thinking about what would be practical as a head covering when flying, and a wide brimmed hat just doesn't make much sense, ya know, it'd fly right off! Something more like this (again with the chin strap) could still be counted as a "pointy" hat, but be more practical as a flight hat without going full on vintage aviation cap. I'm a fan of Discworld style witching, and one has to both keep up appearances as well as be practical.
Bernadette made a witch hat with deerstalker-type ear flaps a few years back.
GNU Sir Terry
@sewcialanxietea1021 I came here to say it xD
@@JankoWalski-hz3lu when you know. 🪻😉
with the pattern you can easily go witchy/elfy if you extend the point in the back so far that it starts hanging down. you might need to move it up a little.. so the pattern wouldn't be 4 times the same shape any more though. propably 2 shorter spapes and two longer ones at the sides... haven't thought this through. just speculating.
OMG! A better winter winter hat is exactly what I am trying to make at this very moment. Glasses, pierced ears, and a sensitivity to cold on my eardrums giving me headaches. Top that off with living in a sub-arctic climate (most of Canada). You have not made a silly hat, but a perfect one. I also think it would make a great hood too.
This is technically a hood, just not attached to a collar xD
Hey if ur ear drums hurt when its cold, I'd speak with ur doctor, it happens to me but I have meniere's disease
My ears are sensitive now too. Can’t even ride a bike without getting a headache from the wind whistling past my ears. I tried earmuffs once, it worked but I got some funny looks 🤣 went with a scarf tied headband style to hide the earmuffs.
I agree. It's a great hat.
I have a lovely image in my head now. When I was a kid on the prairies, we had two scarves tied over our coat hoods--one on the forehead and one on everything under the eyes.@@tenaoconnor7510
Winter hats are inherently silly. You're on point. We need to make silly winter hat parties a thing, like ugly Christmas sweater parties!
Why not both! At the same time! Full silliness! 😁
@@purpleliveoak What a fabulous idea!
Those hats are adorable! What i usually do when i work with fur (works great with faux fur, unsure about real fur) is to first brush the pieces and then use painters tape to stick the hairs away from the seam. If you then sew carefully, you barely need to do any brushing for the seams to dissapear!
I did this for my Christmas stockings, worked a treat! Highly recommend this method
My autistic/ADHD daughter is in love with the last "super cool fancy" mock up hat. Now she wants one in "fancy purple" fabric with "fancy faux fur" lining and balls all over it. I'll be hand stitching this with her since it caught her magpie attention during Yuletide. Thank you for this chance to spend time with my neurospicy squirrel brain daughter that never sits still for anything. Bless you!
I'm also autistic + ADHD and I love hand sewing as a way of stimming! I like to pick up a project while doing other things like watching TV, or chatting. I used to take my crochet to the club when I was in my early 20s haha. I always have a billion ideas and projects on the go so that I can switch between them when I get bored. I loved learning to sew with my grandma as a kid - I hope your daughter gets as much joy from it!
@@helenm1085 She has already had a ball choosing her fabric and faux fur. "It has dragons, Mama!" And I didn't know purple faux fur was even a thing we could get. But here we are, matching purple faux fur acquired! We finished cutting it out after we cleared supper from the kitchen table tonight, i.e. my cutting table. So we'll have the weekend to start the sewing! As we finish each thing, it's like she's unlocked an achievement in a game. 🤣
@@ladyweavr that sounds delightful!!
How is the project progressing? This all sounds so cute 🥰
@esther5636 we finished it over the long holiday, then we had that crazy snow storm here in Middle Tennessee, and it has seen a lot of use. Thank you again, Morgan, for the great idea!
I am teetering on the brink of being 70. I like to wear a hoodie. Though, in general, I am not overly concerned by the opinions of others, I feel a little silly being seen in a hoodie. Your hood shaped hat is my answer! I love it. It is the coverage of a hoodie with the pertness of a hat. :) Thank you Morgan.
My mother (seamstress for 60+ years, started in upholstery but does garment construction and alterations as well.) says if you don’t have a needleboard for ironing velvet try a thick and fluffy towel. She says it works just fine not to crush the pile but have another thin (like four sack towel) towel between the iron and the velvet if you aren’t working with a natural fiber velvet.
Personally I haven’t tried it, I haven’t sewed velvet much but I’m looking at a bolt of emerald green velvet that I have to turn into clothes and no needleboard in sight so…
I think this is a darling hat pattern. Your so-called silly hat is actually quite awwdorable and not that silly at all. It really suits your personality quite well. The fact that your husband has confiscated the dark one means you've really hit on a good pattern for all kinds of people.
Oh I am for SURE making this! Will post photos when done. Also, can we take a second to applaud Morgan for:
a. Sheer delightfulness
b. Cutest “helper”
c. Solving a problem many of us had but may not have even put a name to it and definitely hadn’t thought of a solution for it!
d. Not only introducing us to a fabulous new material, the “sorta fur”, but providing every link to all things mentioned that we could possibly need. I was fully prepared to rewatch the video to catch the name of that product or scroll endlessly through comments for a mention of it, but no. Twas linked promptly in the video description. Zero searching required.
What 👏🏼 a 👏🏼 professional.👏🏼
Morgan, we salute you and I will be forever grateful that you exist exactly as you do and that you choose to share yourself and your talents with us. Merry hat season, my dear!
Firstly: LOVE how they turned out so cute!
Secondly: The world needs more silly hats!
Thirdly: You might take a look at Estonian Long Hats (Lõnga Liisu) as it is a super long stocking cap that also is used as a scarf. I picked up one in Tallinn Estonia many years ago and it is my favorite winter hat. Mine is knitted wool and very warm.
!! How did I not know this was a thing? I actually knitted my husband something very like this several years back. He wanted a hat that would also be a scarf (he has a habit of losing either the scarf or the hat, but usually not both. Don't ask me; I don't understand it either.) And he loved the idea of a ridiculously long stocking hat, so...... And now I know there's a name for those! Thank you!
@@moniquetroth I love mine even if it gets a bit too warm for me at times lol
@@joecichlid LOL, yeah, his gets too warm too since Mississippi doesn't really get that cold very often. Plus, I knitted it out of 100% wool, so I have to be careful not to felt the thing when I wash it. I should see about making another with superwash or some non-feltable content...
Morgan's videos feel like wd40 for my creativity
I am so excited about the non-plastic fur-looking fabric! :-D Also: NOTED about the hat pattern! I wonder how it would do when quilted for extra warmth...
Oh! Another excuse to delve into my quilted fabric UFOs to combine the crazy quilt and the quilted for warmth idea.
Natural fibre plush is so rare nowadays.
I know that this involves way less animal harm, than normal fur. But it is not that great to wear anything that looks like fur (origin doesn't really matter), because it keeps the trend alive that wearing fur is fashionable. And a lot of people are not very good at distinguishing between real and fals fur in shops. So wearing fake fur still contributes to fur farms
But from the outside I also don't understand why you would want to look like you're wearing a dead animal
@@harukastorm4People eat animal meat, wear leather and fur, it's not a taboo, especially in cold climates!
I have a whole box of tanned furs for winter projects and you just can't beat it for warmth, unfortunately. 😅
These are so cute. I feel especially drawn to the pom pom version. Thanks for the new project, Morgan
So. Freaking. Cute. How did these ever go out of style? They look so much better in real life than they do in the paintings!
Exactly what I was thinking! 😅
And I love the folded back edge she added to it. I HAVE to make one!
This is perfect, I have sensory issues when it comes to hats and since Ive never found a comfy winter hat I decided to try and make one this year, got the fabric and all just been pushing it off because I wasnt sure where to start, this really helps and is much better than what I had in mind :)
Speaking as someone with multiple piercings either dislodged by a hat and lost or lodged inside a hat to be discovered months later, this is not only a great crafting exercise but also does community service! The pom pom hat made me smile, but I like to be invisible (probably due to my rudimentary social skills) in public. The red and white hat is so luxurious looking but somewhat thematic of the season. My fav, the one I would buy in a flash is Mr. Donner's hat. LOVE that hat!
I really like it! My ears aren't pierced, but I have curly hair that is also very fine/thin, so all my hats squish it completely. This could be a really good option to leave the curls some room and still look vaguely presentable after taking off the hat :D
As a knit/crocheter, I also noticed how bad standard hats mess up people's hair enough that they often won't wear the hat. So I started making a hooded scarf. The next 1 I make I plan on writing out all of the details for a pattern I can post for others to follow, I'm just trying to figure out the math of sizing hoods for different sizes of people.
Brilliant!
That sounds so good!
that sounds amazing! I always struggle with keeping cold drafts from my neck an still being able to move my head, but this sounds like it would solve that perfectly
I'm suddenly very glad that my vintage machine has a very curved top, not suited for cat butts. 😂
The hat turned out super cute! I feel like it would look super cute with a couple of braids/ribbons sewn to the front corners, with fluffy pompoms on the ends.
I have a singer 403a and it has a narrow top and my smallest cat still sits on top 🤣. The only ones they don’t try to sit on are the treadle machines. I also have to unthread them or they will play with the thread. I try to keep them covered when I’m not using them. I have to keep my serger covered also or they chew the threads 🤦♀️ not fun rethreading that every time.
I saw an excellent trick for sewing faux fur recently where the person trimmed the fur along the seam allowance with some electric clippers so the pieces fit together more tightly to hide the seams so they could make their machine sewn faux fur look neater. Something to ponder for another project perhaps 😊
So glad I'm not the only one who has a "helper" when sewing! We can never feel lonely with cats.
I also did not start this video with the intention of making a silly hat, but I'm definitely planning one now!
Dear Morgan! Your videos are one of the many things that helped me feel SO at home with my gender and personal style and it always had to do with this exploration of medieval and historical fashion. Thank you SO MUCH for what you do. I love all your videos modern and old and I very much appreciate your approach to learning and the interpretation of historical concepts into a modern and even a historical creation context!!!!!!!!! Thank you SO MUCH for doing what you do. I know I've said it twice but I can't say it enough. You're a huge inspiration to me. I used one of your patterns for a corset in my wedding corset adventures and I'll always remember that. I hope seeing some positive feedback furthers your activities because I do just love what you make and how you approach the craft. THANK YOU AGAIN.
I love the sorta faux fur you used! With it being real animal hair on a backing, it won't clump and melt together and turn horrible like sherpa! (Which is typically polyester plastic, and I only realized a couple days ago that it's faux shearling. I don't know why I never realized it before. 😅)
Yeah that's a pretty neat idea, I've got some "boiled wool" that's actually real wool pile on a poyester knit blanket (but not very stretchy) which I made Sewstine's Kefta out of, and I've already made one hat (a beret) from the scraps but I think this might be the next thing I try with them becaues a beret leaves my poor ears bare! For the record, it will be extra silly since it's Barney the Dinosaur purple!
@@bunhelsingslegacy3549 That sounds like it'll be super cute, too! Definitely go for it. Purple is a great color.
It’s plush like plush used to be before it became almost exclusively synthetic. Or almost, I suppose, since I doubt the backing is silk.
Did Morgan mention the company that she sourced the faux-faux fur?
Here it is! shop.intercaltg.com/alpaca/alp6-s-5-8/alp6-s-100-white/ I got the 1/6th yard option.
It looks so cute omg I think I know what I'll do this winter break. I love the fact that you can wear this over a bun because I keep my hair up in winter because of scarves, but that means I cannot wear normal hats. This looks amazing!
I am absolutely making this. I just put the lettice hat pattern from the Tudor Tailor on my Etsy wishlist (among others), and I've been wanting to make a "father frost" hat too... and I'm absolutely adding the pom poms.
The silly hat gives off the perfect vibe for Winter, the only addition I would add is pom pom strings in case of nasty wind storms. The colors and style with this hat pattern are endless. What a fun idea and I so understand about sensitive ears, and a hurt head from a traditinal style hat. 😊
Awesome work!!
Because I have such a large head, hats have never been a thing I've been able to do. This though??? I'm SO INSPIRED!!! Doing this!!! How cozy, adorable and fun are these??? Thank you!!
Ps- you and Rachel M are why I finally got the courage to learn to sew. 3 years later and I'm working on sewing my wardrobe 😊 so thank you, again ❤
Finally a hat that won't crush my curly fine hair or my glasses!
Also a company making faux fur out of wool is just what i needed. Take that, microplastics!
Plush was originally mohair or worsted on a silk backing, but nowadays it’s sadly almost all synthetic. If I could get something like this alpaca pile plush in Norway, I’d want it in a heartbeat!
"I feel like a little winter fairy" and that's when it clicked! THAT'S what this hat was reminding me of this whole video!! Those beautiful Cicely Mary Barker fairies!!! That's absolutely the vibe and I'm living for it
The hats look cool! I also love how they fixed a problem. I might try to make one, I have the same ear problems.
That fur fabric is SO COOL! It's the perfect solution for being eco-friendly yet still versatile. I hope it becomes more common and cheaper over the years. Imagine the fursuits haha
“Woodworkers will woodwork.” *looks over at my beanie on the table my woodworker wife wore outside yesterday* it is in fact, covered in sawdust 😂 Also. I love the red-brocade patterned hat with the pompoms!!
One of the many things I like about these hats is it doesn’t squish your hair!! No hat hair! Excellent video!! Thanks.
I love this! These hats are so fun! What could be better than a cute, silly hat that keeps your head warm, and doesn’t squish your ears, glasses, earrings and earbuds? Thanks for making this wonderful video! ❤️🤍❤️
I wish we had ThredUp here in the UK! I absolutely love the hats, they’re so cute as well as cozy 😻😻
I love this so much and feel a bit like this is the hat I never knew I've been looking for! Now to decide what to make it out of first...
Two comments. First, another way to stitch (or sew) two of the fluffy pieces together would be to use some "tape" (which actually doesn't need to be actual tape) to join them. Start by sewing the tape to one piece of the fluff on the backside near the edge where you want to connect the two pieces, then sew the tape to the second piece of fluff. You can even connect two pieces with quite a jagged edge using this method.
Second, one modification I would add to those hats would be some way to tie the two corners by your chin together. That way, if you are walking into the wind, you can tie those corners together which would help keep you warm. Neat hats.
I'm totally gonna need to make a witch hat version of this... last year, I made a red velvet lined white fleece witch hat with ear flaps following a Bernadette Banner pattern... might make this a tradition, and make yours this year.
What a fun project! Absolutely loved seeing the different versions you made at the end, Mr Donner's choice might be my favourite but the others are wonderful too!
I usually crochet my winter hats, but you've convinced me to get out my sewing machine
Yes, now i know what to use my "fun cow print "fabric for. i hate cold earrings, they make my ears hurt, this will (hopefully barring procrastination) be a fun project.
My cross-stitch helper is also hairless and kitty-shaped, but he sits under my embroidery hoop and bats at my needle and thread when they come out. Very helpful. Much support.
Love your helper! I have a helper too! He likes to lay on my knitting or crocheting so that I can't turn it without petting and moving him lol. Cats are just the best :3 💕💕💕 Also you just look super adorable this whole video (including your hat, which I don't think looks silly at all!)
You could maybe call this alpaca faux fur vegetarian fur? Or natural faux fur?
Wow, I would love to make one if I can find the right fabrics for it! 😁 Though I will say, you can make a knitted hat too, with a relaxed fit, so it doesn't hurt to wear! ❤️
When healing a new upper ear piercing, I find even relaxed knitted/crocheted hats can be too weighty or snagable to risk it! (I learned the hard way)
This hat having sewn in structure to create that space feels like a good solution to me though!
I love this Friendly fur option, both animal and environmentally friendly; great find
I do like having the separate pattern pieces, because I was starting to think how i could knit/crochet the put-together-pattern, when I could make separate pieces and sew them together 🥰
AAAAAAHHHHHH!!!!!! IT’S SO CUTE! OMG MY EYES! They are melting from the preciousness! Dammit, Rachel, I love you so much.
Absolutely adore the fusion of Holbein inspired/modern winter hat is fabulous. Especially having a group of friends all turning up for a winter event in matching hats like that.... Loving the whole vibe.
This reminds me of a bonnet without the strings. Very cute and Happy Holidays!
All the hats are so very cute. They look warm and are very sensible. What a great way to keep warm and not have to mess up your hair style.
Oh this is amazing. I loathe hats because I have sensory issues and having tight things pressing on my skin is agonizing. I also get migraines if things are pressed against my head so normal hats squish my ears and glasses into my head so I just don't wear them and I live in Canada so that is not always great. I may try and make something like this because it looks like it has more room for ears and hair (I usually have it in a messy bun) and is more covered than just wearing a hood from a hoodie which will blow off and isn't very warm. I never really loved winter hat shapes either. This looks more hood-like so I think it would work much better for me. Thanks for this Morgan :)
I made a hat for the same reasons plus having very sensitive ears many years ago. But mine needed a brim because of my eyes sensitivity to the sun, especially at -20c with wind . I ended up designing a hat with a brim with earflaps . By curving the ear flaps, interlining with tinsulate, and lining with soft fuzzy fabric i ended up with my perfect hat. Plus i used bright bold colours and pink leopard print fuzzy to line the brim. Then my daughter borrowed it to take to school and it disappeared. So i made a few more.
I like yours very much and may make one like that too now that i don't have to look more conventional for work because i am retired. I am just trying to figure out how to add a sun brim to it.
Ooh, I like that idea, I'm sun sensitive too, I pretty much don't leave the house without a ball cap on (also keeps rain and snow off eyeglasses) which makes ear protection ... well, goofy looking. Not that I care most of the time, but now and then I do. Figuring out how to put a brim on this might be the answer...
I LOVE IT!!! The pompom one is the best. What a thoughtful pattern thank you for sharing. I hope to make one of these soon but I'm not sure when.
What a brilliant solution!! I've been trying to figure out a pattern that had room for my bun! I've looked at and discarded a crazy numbers of patterns. There's a lot of hair! Finding something that has both room for hair and will keep ears warm has been difficult. Though admittedly I kept getting distracted by life and other higher priorities so it's not like I had dedicated tons of time. Still it's been on my mins for years. Mostly while standing in the school yard feeling the whip through and noticing how darn horrible my hard where!
Thank you for doing all the hard work!!!
I Love the Pom Pom hat. I WANT the Pom Pom hat. I know what my next sewing project will be.
Welp. I know what I’m making this week lol. This is perfect. I have piercings, sensitive ears, and glasses. Winter hats are always a nightmare for me.
YES!!! This is the hat i've been looking for!!!
I pirced the upper lobe of my ear last year and havent really fount anything that really works. This is amazing!!!
:: Immediately considering how to adapt this for knitting::
I was just thinking the same thing 😊
Oh man, I'd love one of these in a royal violet, with gold jingle bells at the points and ear flaps. Maybe even replace the bell bearings with something fun, like wireless LED spheres. It feels very Jester-core.
Such a lovely hat! I would love to know the manufacturer of this pseudo faux fur fabric!
She put a link in the description. Click on the "more" and scroll down.
Morgan: I don't know what to call this shape
Me: petals
Morgan: Pope Hat
Me: ...sure!
OUGH this is brilliant!! perfect idea and execution, the end results are abso-fricken-dorable. thank you for the tutorial, definitely trying this myself over the holidays!
Winter can be a very depressing time of year for most people. Silly winter hats seem like a must, if only just to lift spirits ❤
Such a sweet little "helper".
You are so innovative ,I like all your hats,silly hat looks wonderful and warm
You could also add cords to be able to tie it up under your chin in case of very windy weather. It reminds me a lot of a hood.
I like it! I hate how hats feel and don't wear them as a result, but this style looks like one I could deal with.
Vibing with the video, having a good time baking some muffin.
*sees the Ridiculous 3 pom pom hat*
😮 I HAVE A MIGHTY NEEEEEED!!!❤ Thank you for the wonderful video, vibes, and idea!
This is so cute! I'm gonna have to dig through my fabric stash and attempt a little something with this pattern!
They all came out amazing! Love the pompoms!
I love the hat and your assistant is gorgeous!
For matching seams, instead of sewing from the seam out and/or deciding whether to rip out the entire seam to try again, you can just sew that one part, try again as many times as you like, then sew the whole seam when you’re ready. This is a trick I learned to not tear my hair out doing “original hems” in alterations.
You, Mrs, are a genius! I'm totally trying that pattern! I'll link you on Instagram! I love hats but hate winter ones! I have to try this one!
Okay the hat was classy and adorable but then you added the puff balls and now I absolutely must have one!
I simply love the hats. ❤
I had a winter hat that was knitted and had ear flaps with these long “ribbons” and tassels, so you could tie it around your neck, when I was a kid. It was factory made so not handmade. I also had a Davy Crockett style fur hat with a genuine raccoon tail that was attached with a snap button, I loved that hat but couldn’t wear it to school because another kid kept pulling off the tail to annoy me, and the teacher said I should wear a different hat so he wouldn’t be tempted to pull on the tail.
There are these traditional Peruvian hats with ear flaps, I suppose I could try making one of those?
Utterly delightful! This is going on the sewing project list for sure!
Oh my goodness! I love the hat!! Unrelated, do you remember when you made the seven strand braid for your bed mat? I am making one too and currently have about ten feet of braid on my couch😂 thanks for the inspiration, Morgan! -your new subscriber❤
Yuss! This is the hat I’ve been looking for!
THEY ARE SO CUTE
I think I would need different coloured pompoms on each point,like a jester. My bobbin usually runs out with about 5inches to go.
Adorable!!! Very nice work!
Adorable. I am going to try one. Happy Holidays to you and Mr. Morgan Donner.
the hat is so cute but I can’t unsee the green mock up as being a Tingle cosplay from Zelda in the best way😂
Great hat, especially if you have hearing aids or cochlear implants, I've made wooden hats with gaps but this would be so much better. ❤
I love this!! I don’t think they are silly as much as fun and so practical!
I love that the hats look so roomy inside! Not something that would squish down hair styles so much. Looks very comfortable and cute, and I will be making one or more for myself as soon as I can!
Love this hat and will be making some for myself.. stand by for updates =)
I sometimes wear noise cancelling headphones. They are really thigt and put quite a pressure on my ears. I have couple piercings and glasses so after a while it gets annoying
Do you remember where you got the fabric (the red with leaves) from the silly winter hat? I love it and I can never find anything like it.
Yes! It was a little bit of leftover from the bed frame project back in February, and I got it from this Etsy shop: www.etsy.com/listing/1056440277/damask-tapestry-chenille-fabric
"This is already a ridiculous hat... What can I do to make it more ridiculous?"🤣🤣🤣👏👏👏👏
Might make this for my partner since he has lots of hair and slight sensory issues, it'll go nicely with his silly fox scarf I made him
Saw this video at midnight and proceeded to spend the next 7 hours making one
Now that I think about it I suppose a person could knit or crochet the crown pattern part and make that as a wool or faux fur lined hat
Winter bonnet! I love it and will make it, thank you very much for the pattern measurments 💝
I have just the fabrics….💜💙🖤
this... but a whole hoody!!
Oh, man. This totally ends up looking like a bizarrely charming cross between those lettice caps and the open hoods from the century before. I am so excited to see how WELL this turned out!
My current 'funny hat' project is adapting a Mennonite cap pattern to get back to something more like the 17th century (Dutch and English) caps that inspired it. I have my hair cut in the mid-17th century style, so I want something I can wear over my (long) hair in the back without cronching my side curls.
Interestingly, this version of the hat may be functionally similar, in that there's not a lot of pressure on the hair, in front. And it is starting to get QUITE cold, here in Montana. I may have to add another iron to the fire. ❤