thanks so much for teaching the ways of how patterns are made and not just showing us a pattern to copy, i'm learning so much from you. trying this one today :)
I appreciate that you showed the test hats and the whole process because the reality of taking on a project like this is clearly communicated. It's not going to be perfect right away. Such a good idea to do a test before commiting to a pattern.
I made my own today, after I saw this video. I took an old cotton pillow for one side and an old blouse for the other. I like it very much! Thank you for the pattern.
This whole video was so spot on, seeing the testing phase really narrowed down how to alter it perfectly. Thank you! I will be making this tomorrow using a nice pink fabric :)
You are so awesome! First test Second test Third test. I smiled and said "She'll indeed be a very good teacher.. God bless you for Imparting knowledge. I subscribed
I absolutely love this. Been searching for a hat pattern for oldest granddaughter. (About your age). Love, love, love this one. Thank you for including the pattern.
Fantastic!! I'm so sick of the bucket hats, the square shape is not flattering to me but this petal style is adorable! I'll be making my own of this so I can garden without getting burned. Thanks so much for sharing! You got a new subscriber 🥰
Getting to see your testing phase was super helpful. You are an inspiration! Also your explanations and demonstrations are so clear and easy to follow. Five star quality work :)
I really like this cute hat, I have a few young friends that I'm going to make one for and I know they will love it! Thank you for the easy pattern! It's so cute!
Very clear and informative tutorial. Downloaded pattern, easy to make and looks great! Embellished mine with vintage laces, beads and crochet. I think it looks awesome 😍 Thank you so much for your hard work and generous spirit x
@@SachisStudio I made my first tulip hat for my daughter today. I drafted and tested them like you. It came beautiful. I made it with petals to flover shape and strawberry pattern. It is so cute. Thank U for great tutorial :)
I'm halfway done and it's going really well! The pattern is perfect and your instructions are spot on. So often I find that online free patterns, and the accompanying tutorials, do not have the attention to detail that I need. Yours is flawless! Thank you! Subscribed! @@SachisStudio
Lovely tutorial. I'm definitely making this with my scraps. I have a lot jersey so I hope it works out okay. I'd love to see how the sheer fabric will turn out.
thanks for your kind comment! the sheer one is in the making :) I would love to see what you make! if possible, please tag me @sachidonguri on Instagram if you decide to share your make:)
You are a great instructor! I love your videos! I have two rotary cutters but I really like the one you are using in the video. What is its name please? Does it cut heavy fabric? Thanks much.
Thank you so much for your kind words! they really mean a lot to me right now 💕 I have many rotary cutters but the one in the video is Olfa, but an old model. They cut heavy weight fabric fairly well. I hear good things about new versions but I really like the vintage ones, so I stock up whenever I find them online :)
@@SachisStudio I have a 45 and a 60 Olfa and they both work fine with many fabrics. But I work a lot with mud cloth, which is very rough and takes a lot of strength and energy to cut... And, the blades get dull really fast. Do you have a specific suggestion for a rotary cutter for tough jobs? Thanks for your replies!!!
I only use my rotary cutters for light weight fabrics so I don’t know much about that…sorry I can’t be of much help! For thick fabric, I usually trace the pattern and cut the inside line with my Shozaburo shears (Japanese fabric scissors). I’ve been experimenting with electric scissors lately, but they are tricky to maneuver, but easy on hands so that could be something to consider…
hey i'm having a little trouble, i'm assuming the 60 degrees is because 60*6=369 degrees? but when i measure from the one sixth widest point measurement (outside of center horizontal line) to the peak of the hat the angle is way less than 60 degrees? not sure how to sort that out if that makes sense lol?
If we wanted to omit the frayed edge, we would have to sew the lining and outside right sides together and then flip/topstitch right? should I also add extra seam allowance at the brim in this case?
My 23 year old grandson wants me to make him a warm wool tulip hat. I can't wait to use your instructions and pattern. Video was excellent!
that’s so great to hear! a warm wool tulip hat sounds like a great idea. I might have to make some for my family too :)
Great clear tutorial, the best one of seen so far for making tulip hats. I like that you showed your testing phase too.Thank you!
Thank you so much for such a nice comment! you made my day :)
thanks so much for teaching the ways of how patterns are made and not just showing us a pattern to copy, i'm learning so much from you. trying this one today :)
My pleasure! I’m glad you find the pattern making part interesting!😊
I appreciate that you showed the test hats and the whole process because the reality of taking on a project like this is clearly communicated. It's not going to be perfect right away. Such a good idea to do a test before commiting to a pattern.
Thank you for your comment! yes, pattern is usually made after many trial & errors 😊
Great tutorial. I would love to see more hats...and some really simple dresses...such as swing, caftan, and tank styles.
Thank you for the suggestions! those projects sound like great video ideas ! :)
Thank you for the tutorial and pattern! I just made one for my sister with a green mini gingham shell and unbleached cotton lining.
Thank you for the comment! It makes me happy to know that someone actually made a hat using my pattern! A green gingham hat sounds really cute!!
I made my own today, after I saw this video. I took an old cotton pillow for one side and an old blouse for the other. I like it very much! Thank you for the pattern.
Sounds great! So happy to hear that :) thanks for leaving a comment !
@@SachisStudio me encantó muchas gracias por enseñarnos ❤️❤️❤️ está medida sirve para una circunferencia de 56 cm?
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This whole video was so spot on, seeing the testing phase really narrowed down how to alter it perfectly. Thank you! I will be making this tomorrow using a nice pink fabric :)
Glad it was helpful! A pink hat sounds really cute :)
You are so awesome!
First test
Second test
Third test.
I smiled and said
"She'll indeed be a very good teacher..
God bless you for Imparting knowledge.
I subscribed
Thank you so much for your kind comment ❣️☺️
Thank you. Great hat
Thank you too for your kind comments💕🌷
Just made matching ones for Grandaughter & I. Used thicker linen for lining. LOVE the easier fringe finish.
love matching hats❣️👒👒 I like the quick fringe finish too☺️
The hat is extremely cute and fashionable! I will definitely try making this! Thanks!
Yay! Thank you for leaving a comment💕
I absolutely love this. Been searching for a hat pattern for oldest granddaughter. (About your age). Love, love, love this one. Thank you for including the pattern.
I’m glad my pattern works for your project! Your granddaughter is very lucky for having a sweet grandma 💕😊
Fantastic!! I'm so sick of the bucket hats, the square shape is not flattering to me but this petal style is adorable! I'll be making my own of this so I can garden without getting burned. Thanks so much for sharing! You got a new subscriber 🥰
I’m glad you like the hat! I think it’s actually easier to make than bucket hats… thank you so much for subscribing !!
Wonderful! I will be making this. Your tutorial is very clear, thank you.
You’re welcome 😊 I’m so happy it was clear to you. thanks for commenting!
Getting to see your testing phase was super helpful. You are an inspiration!
Also your explanations and demonstrations are so clear and easy to follow.
Five star quality work :)
Thank you so much! You are too kind:)
Thanks for the pattern! I will check back to your vids to see what other hat tricks you’ve got! Thanks…
Thanks for watching my video! I hope you like the pattern! 😊
I really like this cute hat, I have a few young friends that I'm going to make one for and I know they will love it! Thank you for the easy pattern! It's so cute!
I’m so happy that you like the hat design! Your friends are so lucky to have such a generous friend! :)
This is so stunning and so helpful, thank you. I'd love to see one with sheer fabric too!
Thank you so much for your kind comment! sheer fabric one and other variations coming soon :)
Thank you so much for the video and the pattern!
You are so welcome! thank you so much for commenting!
I’m Loving it… the sheer would be fabulous 😊😊
Thank you for watching! the video for sheer one is on my channel 😊💕
This is a great tutorial. I can't wait to start this project.
Have fun! 💕😊
This is beautiful. Thanks for the pattern!
You’re welcome 😊 hope you enjoy making tulip hats!
Very clear and informative tutorial. Downloaded pattern, easy to make and looks great! Embellished mine with vintage laces, beads and crochet. I think it looks awesome 😍 Thank you so much for your hard work and generous spirit x
Your hat sounds beautiful 😍 and thank you so much for your kind words! I’m happy that my tutorial and pattern were useful to someone :)
Beautiful and unique! I will make some for my sister
Thank you! you are so nice to sew for your sister🌷
I have never drafted a pattern before, I can't wait!!
it’s just trial and error! hope you enjoy your project :)
The niceiest summer hat i found now. THX :)
I’m glad you like it!
@@SachisStudio I made my first tulip hat for my daughter today. I drafted and tested them like you. It came beautiful. I made it with petals to flover shape and strawberry pattern. It is so cute. Thank U for great tutorial :)
so happy to hear this❤️ your daughter’s hat sounds so cute! 🥰 thank you so much for taking your time to let me know your project went well !
I will make this hat. I like the frey look.
😊👍 I also like the frayed look !
So cute! I'm an going to make this for sure! Thank you for a very clear tutorial.
You’re welcome! 😊 Thank you for watching❣️
I'm halfway done and it's going really well! The pattern is perfect and your instructions are spot on. So often I find that online free patterns, and the accompanying tutorials, do not have the attention to detail that I need. Yours is flawless! Thank you! Subscribed!
@@SachisStudio
I’m glad to hear that your project is going well! Thank you for subscribing too❣️☺️
Great! your tutorial is simple and easy to follow. Thank you very much.
Glad it was helpful! thank you for your kind words:)
I love how you make that hat you make it look easy I ganna make one myself
I think this one is actually pretty easy! thanks for commenting 😊
I,LL try make one for my self I'll like the hat it's nice
Very well made video, easy to understand 👍👍👍👍🤗🤗
Glad you liked it, thank you so much for watching❣️☺️
Muitíssimo obrigada!
Amei!
Inscrita
thanks for watching ❣️☺️
thanks! im going to make my sister a patchwork hat inspired by animal crossing :)
That sounds so cool! I’d love to see the outcome ! :)
Haha this is exactly what I have just done, there’s just something about that pink hat!!
I love this hat and I think a sheer fabric hat would be wonderful! Well done!
ps...thank you for the pattern!!
Thank you so much! 🥰I’m glad you like it ! I’d made the sheer fabric version if you’re interested😊 ua-cam.com/video/0YnO1qoTdew/v-deo.html
Excelente todo estan hermoso 💯💯👏👏👏👍🤗🇦🇷
thank you so much❣️☺️
Amazing video and pattern, thank you :-)))
Thank you! 😊 hope you enjoy making the hat ❣️
Well explained tutorial. I will try it.
Have fun ☺️❣️
Cits perfect size to me thanks
so glad to hear it’s a perfect size for you! happy sewing🌷☺️
I love the 1st test..
Thank you for commenting:) it was huge on my head but the look wasn’t bad, I agree!
@@SachisStudio yeah i like the baggy look! Will try that one soon! Thanks for your tutorial!
Lovely tutorial. I'm definitely making this with my scraps. I have a lot jersey so I hope it works out okay. I'd love to see how the sheer fabric will turn out.
thanks for your kind comment! the sheer one is in the making :) I would love to see what you make! if possible, please tag me @sachidonguri on Instagram if you decide to share your make:)
Thank you! This tutorial is top notch!
Glad it was helpful! thank you for your kind comment :)
Спасибо за урок, очень понравилось! Обязательно попробую повторить 😍😍
Thank you so much for your comment! I hope you try it😊
I love this hat!
glad you like it☺️
At last i found the hat i wanted
I’m glad you did! 😊
great video, thank you.
Glad you liked it! thank you for leaving a comment :)
Thx
Спасибо! 👏👏👏👏
☺️💕
That was great, thank you!
You're very welcome! thank you for leaving a comment ! :)
This is beautiful 👌👌 thanku mam ☺☺
Most welcome 😊 thank you so much for commenting!
i made it and loved it! thank you :) did you ever make that sheer hat?
that’s great❣️ Yes, I made the sheer hat it’s here : ua-cam.com/video/0YnO1qoTdew/v-deo.html
Thank You so much ❤️
You’re welcome 😊
Great job
thank you! I’m happy to know you liked it:)
Ficou lindo, obrigada 🌹
thank you! and thank you for commenting:)
You are a great instructor! I love your videos! I have two rotary cutters but I really like the one you are using in the video. What is its name please? Does it cut heavy fabric? Thanks much.
Thank you so much for your kind words! they really mean a lot to me right now 💕 I have many rotary cutters but the one in the video is Olfa, but an old model. They cut heavy weight fabric fairly well. I hear good things about new versions but I really like the vintage ones, so I stock up whenever I find them online :)
@@SachisStudio I have a 45 and a 60 Olfa and they both work fine with many fabrics. But I work a lot with mud cloth, which is very rough and takes a lot of strength and energy to cut... And, the blades get dull really fast. Do you have a specific suggestion for a rotary cutter for tough jobs? Thanks for your replies!!!
I only use my rotary cutters for light weight fabrics so I don’t know much about that…sorry I can’t be of much help! For thick fabric, I usually trace the pattern and cut the inside line with my Shozaburo shears (Japanese fabric scissors). I’ve been experimenting with electric scissors lately, but they are tricky to maneuver, but easy on hands so that could be something to consider…
@@SachisStudio Hmm. I will have to check out electric scissors. Thank you so much for your responses. I look forward to seeing your next video!
hey i'm having a little trouble, i'm assuming the 60 degrees is because 60*6=369 degrees? but when i measure from the one sixth widest point measurement (outside of center horizontal line) to the peak of the hat the angle is way less than 60 degrees? not sure how to sort that out if that makes sense lol?
oops sorry sachi, i was reading my angle wrong. it much closer now good enough to make work with some slight adjustment :)
if you measured from the widest part, it won’t be 60 degrees because of the shaping! but I’m glad it worked out for you😊💕
If we wanted to omit the frayed edge, we would have to sew the lining and outside right sides together and then flip/topstitch right? should I also add extra seam allowance at the brim in this case?
Yes! I would add 3/8” (1cm) seam allowance, if I wanted keep the exact brim size of this hat in the thumbnail :)
@@SachisStudio ok perfect, thank you so much! 💛
the link takes me to the winter hat not the reversible hat? did I do something wrong?
I’m not sure why… the link seems to be working fine. but please try this : www.madebysachi.com/2021/03/20/tulip-hat-diy-free-pattern-download/
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See cute 🥰
thank you! 😊
Hi, I printed the template but I’m confused. Do I sew on the outer most line or the inner line?
inner line is for the sewing, and outer line is the guide for cutting :)
@@SachisStudio thank you! Was just about to start right now! I’ve never tried to make a hat before but thank you so much for replying!
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The pattern file won't let me download.. help?
I’m sorry you’re having problem downloading… please send me an e-mail through my website and I will try to send the file to you!
@@SachisStudio ok thank you
Bu şapkanın ismi ne?
I would call this hat a tulip hat :)
Hello I want to be your friend 🙂
Thanks for this. I am learning and enjoying making hats. I just made one of these based on your video and pattern. My GF will love it. @lliamdude
Happy to hear you enjoy making hats! lucky GF ☺️👍