Long before little Lucy arrived I had prepared my monthly post for ilovetocreate. It was back when I was in the process of nesting and I spent a few weeks creating some baby clothes and thought that some super simple hats made from upcycled t-shirts would be an easy and fun project. And now that Lucy is here I actually had a teeny tiny little model!
I always like to first raid my closet or clothing that would otherwise get donated before I purchase fabric. And since I have WAY too many t-shirts that I don't wear I decided to use a few of them.
I started by drawing out the shape of the hat.
Because I was short on time (again) I decided not to sew the hat but instead use Aleene's Fabric Fusion Fabric Adhesive Pen. It is non toxic and completely washable and one of my favorite "no sew" products to use.
I applied the glue to the inside edges of the hat- the tiny applicator tip is perfect for small projects.
Of course I couldn't resist creating some rolled fabric flowers (see my tutorial here) to add to a couple of the hats.
I glued the fabric flowers to the hat and let everything dry for around 36 hours.
Last I tied a knot at the end of the top of the cap- this can be adjusted depending on the size and desired length.
I created a handful of caps in different colors and patterns.
And just like that I have a little collection of baby caps all ready for Lucy to wear!
Craft on!
6 comments:
What a great idea! They turned out amazing! And what a stunning model you have! ;)
Super cute. Can you tell me how wide you made the bottom of the hat, and how tall? I want to make one of these for my niece who's having a baby soon. Thanks for sharing such a cute idea.
crystalbeutler@msn.com
Love this! So creative and I think even "not very creative" ME could do this. What are the dimensions at the base and height? That would really help.
This yellow colour hat is vary nice. I sure wish I could sew or do something cute like that. He is so cute and so perfect.
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Could you message me how wide you made the bottom of the hat as well?
photography-bystacey@hotmail.ca
Could you please let me know how wide you made the bottom too? Many thanks!
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