Fleece Stocking Hat :: Sewing Tutorial ::

I made a xl hat for my xl head.
I am going to show you step by step how to plan, draft a pattern, and construct a fleece stocking hat. These have a nice long tail that looks like an elf hat or a ski hat. These are unisex and can be made in child or adult sizes. Make great holiday gift in favorite colors, school colors or sports team colors.
Fleece throws are a good way to get a large piece of fleece material inexpensively
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[@ers1026]

I just took a stab at making one of these today. Turned out pretty good, especially considering it’s been near 20 years since I’d sewn anything back in high school home economics. Thanks for your clear direction!

[@cheskydivision]

Cute and easy-ish 😊

[@lotus6184]

Dig it, your cool

[@kerikaykay07]

I know you don’t know who I am, but I watched your videos long time ago 7 to 8 years ago I think. You never were lazy and you cooked well and grew your vegetables. Just such a smart homemaker. I knew you had a little girl. Did you have any more children? Just curious. I wish you well.

[@Merviking]

This is so so so close to what I'm looking for...I want to do one with two tails, hoping I can figure it out from this!

[@KatieCooksandCrafts]

I think if you make 2 cones. Sew the inner 2 panels together of one cone to the 2 inner panels of the second. The inner panels would be shorter, I think, since they would only reach the crown of your head instead of to the hairline. Hmmm also the inner panels may need to be slimmer since they would be going across your head instead of around it. You could always resew those seams to take a larger seam allowance to reduce the bulk little by little, and then trim the extra away once it's the right size. I would love to see your project if you end up doing it.

[@Merviking]

@@KatieCooksandCrafts That's what I was thinking! I've got a side hustle as a bag/purse maker and a cosplayer but I've never made a hat and don't work with fleece often, so your video is gonna be super helpful! Thank you!