Cap making just got easier with my DIY illustration

in GEMS4 years ago

Pleated caps are beautiful, especially when you can create a design yourself. I made a lovely black cap and I'll love to show it to you all.

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  • measure your head circumference
  • cut out a fabric of your head circumference long and width 17inches
  • chalk out 2inches line all through
  • fold the lines by 1/2 inches with sewing machine
  • cut out band for the cap
  • attach to the cap
  • fold the back side of the cap with a needle and thread
  • and your cap is ready

Thank you for reading
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