I could not resist those lovely berets on etsy. Due to the fact that I am trying to adhering to my spending vow and budget, I have decided to sew a beret for myself. Did some research before I embark on my sewing beret journey.
Bought a shawl fleece from Daiso shop for RM5 as I do not think textile stores would have fleece. Other things that you need are:
Pencil
A pair of scissors for cutting material and another pair for cutting paper
Measuring tape and ruler
String
A bit of blue tack
Paper
Thread
Pins
Head measurement
Bought a shawl fleece from Daiso shop for RM5 as I do not think textile stores would have fleece. Other things that you need are:
Pencil
A pair of scissors for cutting material and another pair for cutting paper
Measuring tape and ruler
String
A bit of blue tack
Paper
Thread
Pins
Head measurement
I had problem drawing a proper big circle without a compass (geometry) but I came up the idea of using a string and blue tack instead. Made my own compass. The circles turned out to be ok.
For this part, due to constraint of the material, I cut the ring piece into half and joined them when sewing. If you have enough material, do not cut the ring into half. As the fleece is quite thin, I have decided to put interface to make the material more stiff.
Lastly, it was sewing time! Oh I could not wait to wear it with my outfit. Yay!!!
Check out this link for video tutorial on how to sew a fleece beret. Happy sewing!
Check out this link for video tutorial on how to sew a fleece beret. Happy sewing!
References:
http://www.craftstylish.com/item/60568/how-to-sew-a-cutout-beret
http://www.sewmodestclothing.com/makeaberet.shtml
http://www.marthastewart.com/article/woolen-beret?backto=true&backtourl=/photogallery/sewing-patterns-and-templates#slide_19
omggg why are you so talented!!! 8D
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