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Ever since I find it tasking to take care of my hair, I have ventured into making series of extravagant turban cap and scarf for my hair cover because sometimes my hair could go a little rough and am not a fan of face caps.
Not to think that I have an 'Ojuwo'( A Yoruba term for a jealous person.) always by my side
Although not in a bad light my kid sis often desired everything I own and have.
She wears my shoes and tries my cloth on even though she barely ten and am old enough to be her mother 😁 (which I actually am coz there is no mother in the house).
The annoying part is that she is a little careless with things and if she uses my items I have to search everywhere in the house to look for such item before I can use them.
I don't want her near my things at all. No matter how much I love her that boundary is there.
Am a busy person and don't have time to waste arranging the house or looking for missing items
Everything now in pairs
I now make everything in pair, I have to keep fabrics and make her size of every cloth cap or outfit.
This is one of the results from such decision.
I made this longer turban cap/scarf
here for myself and have to make another design for her.
I wanted to make it a little more simple but after comparing it with the longer version of mine am beginning to prefer the short one with please.
This was the making process.
Measurements was 20inches head circumference divided into two and a 12 inches length for the cap.
Note
That you have to cut along the stretchy part of the velvet fabric so that it can still fit into your head if you make a very full hair.
Sewing.
An error occurred with this, this beautiful white strip I wanted to use for embellishing wasn't stretchy and after fixing it on the seam joining the cap and band it restricted the stretchy effect of the velvet, hence this has to be removed so I can seek a better fitting embellishing strip.
The final part is the handwork where I tag in some ornaments and pulled a gathers round the cut edge of the cap, the part that will be lying at the middle of the head.
Now we all have at least two sets of cap to meet our needs.
Am thinking of making something similar but with a thicker fabric and addition of some Canadian smoke. That's just an idea, but if it turns into something beautiful I will bring it on.
Hope we are enjoying every bit of the day even though the sun didn't smile much on my side today?
This turban looks really nice oooo welcome @monica-ene your one of a kind, you always have something to put on the table!!
Nice cap sis.
This looks good, easing the need to cover our hairs/head.
!gihpy nice
Exactly, thanks for checking in. Hope you had a great day.
Yeah, I did
How about you?
I did too, I took a break to rest properly
Yeah. You need it.
Doing both online and offline jobs is not an easy thing.
!giphy well done
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it is a very wise decision, my dear, to sew two copies at once. so you will be calmer and your sister will be happy. it is clear that she loves you very much and wants to imitate you
Exactly you are right.
Thanks for reading.
You've chosen the best choice..lol making everything in pair to avoid sharing...
No wonder your little sister admires you as you are not only super stylish and accomplished in sewing you are also a lovely woman who cares deeply for her sister. Such a nice idea to not make one but two of these lovely turbans.
DId I understand the tutorial correctly that you gathered the middle part of the cap?
Exactly, I did a hand gathering of the middle part just to give it a shape there.
Greetings @monica-ene !
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