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According to the author, this is a Soviet-era sun-hat design that can be sewn in about an hour. Cut the main piece twice from natural fabric, place the pieces wrong sides together, finish the edges with decorative binding, and add an appliqué, button, and loop. The head circumference, seam allowances, fold line, and folding mechanism are not explained in the source.
BeginnerFreeA children's sun hat with a shank button, an appliqué, and edges finished with decorative binding.
Draft the sun-hat pattern at full size.
First determine the hat construction and prepare the full-size pattern.
According to the author, this sun-hat design dates from the Soviet era and can be sewn in an hour.
Draft the pattern at full size. The pattern image shows 21 × 33.5 cm and 2 cm grid squares; compare them with the actual full-size pattern before cutting, since the source does not give a head circumference or seam allowances.
Cut two main pieces, add the appliqué, and finish the raw edges with binding.
Cut the main piece twice.
Fuse the appliqué to the upper piece. You can use fusible interfacing and separate fabric, or a ready-made iron-on appliqué.
Place the pieces wrong sides together. Finish the raw edges with decorative binding.
Sew on the shank button and make a loop.
Check that the appliqué is secure, the raw edges are finished with binding, and the button and loop are sewn on. The source does not explain their placement or how the sun hat folds flat.
If the fabric is double-sided, you can make the sun hat as a single layer.
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