How To Make A Reversible Hair Bonnet. (Beginners Friendly) #Howtomake #Hair-Bonnet #Beginners

Hello guys welcome to the channel. My name is ruby, so for today's tutorial i'm going to be learning how to make a reversible bonnet. So let's get right to the video so right now i'm going to be folding our material into four piece. So this is the first fold and this is the second fold just the way you cut your flay. That'S how you're going to be folding this your material to cut your bonnet so right now i'm going to be measuring your required length, i'm using 11 inches. You can use up to 13 or 14 inches depending on how long or how big you want your bonnet to look like. I don't actually like big things, so i'm going to be using 13 and 11 inches. Sorry! So right now you will cut so for you now you can use both the the inner and the outer. You can use the same color same material, but for me i'm going to be using two materials, two colors for it, so i'm just going to be folding. This one just the way i did for the red and i'll be placing the red on top to cut exactly the same shape. So yes, this is it so we're having two plays. So please, if you have not subscribed to this channel, i beg you do so like comment share, and i appreciate just that so right now we're going to open this place or this circle yeah circle i'm going to open the circle and we place we'll be placing The right side on each of the circles we're placing the right side on each of the circles. So now we're going to pick any point any point at all. You want to repeat so i'm going to speak in any points. So i'm going to choose here and i'll be indicating it with the chalk just a straight line, as you can see so upward, i'm going to go, i'm going to go up by four inches and i'll go left and right by four inches. Also just watch and see four inches at my left hand, side and four inches of my right hand. Side. Then i'm going to be connecting these three dots together, making a curve then just literally drawing the cuts cut so now before you sew i'll, advise you to use a safety pin to hold these circles together so that none of them will shift so right. Now i'm going to show the calf i've shown it already, as you can see, and i held my circle down with the safety pin. So now we're going to notch we're going to nudge this curve so that when we turn it's going to come out, smooth and flat, even without ironing, but i'm still going to iron anyway, i'm just telling you just in case you don't want to iron. You just need to not notch the curves so, like i told you, i used safety pins to hold my circles together, so i'm just removing it and i'm going to flip it over and i'll give it a nice press concentrating more on the coughed parts so that It'S going to lie smooth so now i've pressed, i concentrated more on the curved part so, and i noticed that my circle wasn't actually good. I'Ll put it like that, so i had to trim to get me a perfect circle. So the next thing we're going to do is we're going to gather we're going to make a gada stitch. If you have a sewing machine, an industrial sewing machine you can use, you can make it gather stitch with it, but if you don't have you can use needle and thread, i prefer the needle and tray actually because it's faster for me and it's easier. So i'm going to be i'll double my thread and i'll put it in the eye of the needle and make a very long rope, and i will tie the end of it. I will make a knot at the end much okay. Now please watch closely on how i'm going to come about this scadas, so i will just put my needle in and out of the material as you can see. That'S basically it i'll do it all around the circle. Okay, now to get your exact measurements for the head, you can put your tape and get the cycle frames of your head. If you understand what i mean so for my, i got 23 inches, so this gathers now i'm going to adjust it to be 23 inches. If you get 22 inches, you adjust your gadas to give you 22 inches. So that's it! That'S what it does. Basically what i was trying to arrange to get my required measurement. So now i've gotten it so now we're going to make a long strap as the band i'm going to make a long band for our bonnet. The lens i used 43 inches, but it came out very short for me. So now you can use more than that. You can use probably 60 or 70, depending on how long you want your band to be. If you want your band to cover your head to okay, now i got 23 as the length as my head. Second frame, you can go times three of it to get your band so now for me here i use 43 inches. Then that's for the lens. Then the width i use six inches. Six inches for your band is perfect, but you can go more than that, but i would advise you to go lesser than six inches. So now we're going to cut so we're going to notch the center, then we'll fold it right side facing right side. Just like this, then i'm going to use my safety pin to hold it together. So i'm going so now i'm trying to get the center remember i notched, but i'm still going to mark it with a chalk so that it's going to be visible for us all. To see so now marked side with the chalk, it's my center and, like i said before, the circumference of my head is 23 inches, so i'm going to be dividing 23 inches by 2, which is going to give us 11.5. So i'm going to place my tape rule at the center and measure 11.5 at the left hand, side and at the right hand, side of my band. So now i'm going to sew like this from the 11 inches to the end of the band. Now i'm just trying to make a nice curve, i don't i don't want a boring mouth or i don't want a boring end, i'm just giving it a nice curve and i'm going to place it at the other side and cut it or trim it. The same way so this is it i'm going to go over to my sewing machine and i'll sew and i'll bring it back for you guys to see so i've sewn it already. Okay, this is the mirror myself now we're going to flip it over. So after i'm notching right now, i always like not chin, so that when i turn it over, it's going to be it's flat and easy for it for and easy for for me. So now i'm turning it over look down. I think so right now i'm bringing my bonnet and i'll fold it into two to get the center of it. I'M going to mark it with it. I'M marking my with a chalk and i'm going to be placing my band on the hair bonnet right side facing each other. Then i'll pin just do exactly what you're seeing on the screen and you get a perfect result. So try i'm trying to spread my goddess. I don't want it to be packed at one side, so i'm trying to spread the cutters and you can do so too, it's very important. So i'm going to do the same thing at the other side, i'm just going to pin it down basically just the way i did at the other side, then i'll go to my sewing machine and i'll. So it's all round so i'll show it and i've done it already here. Is it so now i'm going to use the other end i'll fold, half inches just like this, then i'll use it to cover my stitches i'll use a couple other stitches. So i've done it already here it is, it came out very beautiful, as you can see so here is our opponent. I'M going to show you the finished look, and here is the finished. Look thanks for watching bye.