Super Easy Nurses Hat Scrub Cap For Long Hair

  • Posted on 27 March, 2020
  • Long Hair
  • By Anonymous

Easy as pie no pattern download scrub cap for lots of hair

Okay, so we're gon na do a tutorial on long haired masks and I'm winging this. I actually have not made one yet, but I think it's gon na work out. So in a previous tutorial we did. We use this pattern, which is just a circle in a very long band, we're going to basically extend this circle and we're gon na make it have a much bigger pouch in order to accommodate somebody who has a lot of hair. So what I'm gon na do is. I have two pieces of paper: okay, two piece of paper, so our circle is about nine inches in diameter, so I'm gon na measure nine inches. Okay, there's my 9 inches! It goes from here to here. So you pay for how long's paper papers 11 inches. I think so there you go and I'm gon na measure 13 inches in length. There'S my cut off and from there I'm literally going to eyeball an oval. If you can make a better oval than I can fantastic, but I'm gon na just shop fold this paper in half, so I can make a crease and I'm gon na make an oval that's going to end at my 11 inches. That'S this line right here! That way, I don't have to give any kind of principle patterns. You can just literally do this at home, so there's our space and we'll both eyeball, an oval okay, then fold in half, and you cut it so that at least it's even on both sides. Some babysitter's, okay, so I'll just go from the beginning, so just make sure that's about 13 inches long. There is an oval ish shape. You can actually use your plate like if you had a plate to correct your oval and then here I could probably use a little correction here. We go. It'S not terrible. It could be worse. Alright, there's our oval tada okay, so I have a 60-inch fabric right here, so the length of our band we already established is 11 inches in order to give us enough space to tuck in hair, put in elastic the whole enchilada. So I'm going to cut one of these, but since I like to cut in bulk I'm gon na cut four, I know I haven't been fair advantage just one strip, so I can make my sample, but it's one oval one strip. It'S pretty easy, my grid and count 11 inches, 11 ish, there's a lot of fish and everything I do, but an approximately 11 1 fans, which is sixty inches all the way across one of these love these so yeah, I'm going to take my band. Put a start from the back: I'm gon na take this giant piece and I'm going to press it closed. It'S wrinkly presents just fine with your hands, so you might want to put some pins in that or actually use god forbid, an iron. I'M not going to do that. You perfect, lovely okay, so I'm gon na start gon na start at the back of my oval. I just kind of folded. It got my back. I'M gon na start right there with a little bit of excess fabric hanging out right over here. So I'm not starting from right here, I'm starting from right here. So I have a little bit of a tail. Okay and I'm just going to ease this nice flattened piece which I'm sure you've ironed into this. Oh you see how much I'm cutting it's only boys, I didn't cut it straight. Obviously, but if you cut it straight, you're not going to cut so much all the way around. I'M gon na go to this spot that I've started on I'm gon na meet it almost but do not overlap so I'll go as close as I can, without overlapping. Okay, there we go so now I have it looks like this, and now I'm going to take these put them nice and flat together, very flat, okay and I'm just going to over lock. That close, you see this excess piece. That'S because I cut the full 16. Just across my roll, so I can actually measure how much is left over, so you can get a better estimate of what you're actually needing to cut so left over. I'Ve got 15 inches so technically 45 inch roll would be perfect. So if you had a 45 inch piece and you cut all the way across that would work perfectly because I have 15 inches left here. Okay, so there is this giant sack, it looks like now we go to these exemptions, just like last time we're gon na. We have a vaccine, we're gon na measure four inches from the front, and this is the part that we're not gon na sew any elastic on to so I'm gon na pin that and pin the other side. So that way, I don't put any elastic in that section. Just a market you can put you do with a pen, whatever use my three quarters of an inch elastic and start where I started my pin with a standard zig-zag stitch on the bottom section, because this is very wide elastic and I'm just going to give a Nice snug fit and Harry. That'S why I didn't trim along the bottom bands of this lovely headpiece close to the edge, but not over the edge, so they stick out until you get to your other pin finish the stitch now go over it one more time on the second row, so that You don't have the strange, flopping piece of elastic, so it's nice and secure and again, okay, and that is literally it. So all you're gon na do and actually I do have pretty long hair so, and that is what it looks like. I didn't actually have to put it up. Wow a lot of hair would normally obviously you to wear a pen, but that is what it looks like.

Trinity Too: FINALLY! After trying 4 other patterns this is the perfect one. Fast, easy, versatile. Thank you! Now I can make a batch for our longterm care residence which is desperate for caps (so they thank you too!).

B Sioussat: LOVE! Made this cap today, sewed in plenty of ish! It's perfect! Thank you so much for this!

Mumarie Taylor: Love this tutorial. You make it look so easy to do which I love

Frances / Lady Snapshot: OMG , I really appreciate you making this video you made it look so easy-peasy . I will subscribe. Thanks and I can't wait to try it

Susan Vivona: Well that’s brilliant! Thanks ever so! I’m making them for my sister and her crew currently working in rehab with COVID patients.

Bobbie Beckham: Thank you. I have been trying to find a simple one but cute one. This is it!

Sanil Prakash: I love your simple and easy style. Thank you very much

Amanda Holt: Love it! Love your electric cutter and all your industrial machines and the pattern

FANCY ⭐AFRICAN: Thank you for teaching me very easy to understand.

Angela Smith: Sew awesome can't wait to make this. My daughter n friends are from Atlanta working the frontline in NYC.

archangel saphalon: God bless, thank you so much, we nurses appreciate this :)

Kandi Matamoros: Hello and thank you so much. I have one question what is the width of the 60 or 45 inch strip? Mine looks too wide. I did fold it in half but it still looks too wide. I’m making for an RN working with Coronavirus patients and they are in extreme need of theses and masks. Thank you

Linda Gutierrez: I love this. Thank you so much. Bravo ❤️ ❤️ ❤️

LaughMo: I love your “ish”! Way to go! Fabulous instruction!

Megan Benner: I am so incredibly awed at this set-up. All those industrial machines! Ooh aah!

Tony Tiger: Thank you Pretty lady! love that smile

Maria Segura: Thanks is a good start!! now I can get and what a set up!!! gracias again!!

Patti Truckey: Love , love your machines!!!

Leketha Cooper: Nice/simple. Where to get the nice rotary tool?

kantran30: Hi..thanks How can I layer it with satin or silk? What is the link for the cutter you used from Amazon?

AnointedSong: Thanks for sharing...I now have machine envy!

Mari Mari: Your amazing!!!!

LiveLifeHappy: What are those cutters called? They are amazing!

oralia kloesel: Having trouble downloading pattern. Please help!

Christine Newcoste: Type of sewing machine are you using

Brees Bonnets: That must be a super industrial commercial strength sewing machine... There's no way I could pull the elastic on mine and still be able to keep sewing. I have a Husqvarna Viking

Quiet Storm: This looks great and simple. You didn't show how you finished the forehead of the hat ( non-elastic closure/facing). I assume you top stitch or zig-zag.

cynthia okedo: Beautiful illustrations... Weldone

Andrea Colmery: So your fabric is 60"? Band is 60" by 11"?

Diane Smallwood: What is the length and width of the oval?

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