Beret Sewing Pattern, Newborn to Adult Sizes.

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Use this beret sewing pattern to sew a stylish hat for yourself or your kids. Beret hats are one of my favorites to wear during the winter season. They render your coat or your jacket stylish and gives you the neatly dressed feel!

 

Wear this classic beret to bring out the vintage feel in your coat or any other outfit! Wear it towards one side for style or at the center of your head to keep it warm during the cold winter months! Given the templates and instructions, these berets are easy and quick to sew. Choose bright colored fleece to add some fun and flair to a dull winter day!

Beret Sewing Pattern

* Fleece for the beret body and cuff- 1/3 yards.

* Sewing Notions.

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Size Chart:

Table-1

Instructions for sewing with fleece:

• Use a straight stitch or a narrow zigzag stitch.
• Longest stitch length works the best with fleece.
• Stitch slowly and carefully without stretching the fleece.
• You may use a regular sewing machine needle.
• Seam allowance is ¼-inch throughout unless otherwise specified.
• The fabrics shown here are only for illustration purposes and as such may vary from the original.

Measurements:

Table-2

Sewing:

Take the fleece fabric required for the beret.

Cut the pattern template for the larger circle from the given PDF. Fold the fleece and place the template on the fold as shown above.

Mark around the template and cut out the larger circle. Repeat the steps to get one more of the same piece. Now we need to cut out the smaller circle from the center of one of the larger circles.

Fold one of the larger fleece circles in quarter, aligning the edges and mark the center as shown above.

Next, keep the above fleece circle folded in half aligning the edges. Cut out the template for the smaller circle from the above PDF and keep the center of the template matching the center of the fleece circle. Mark around the template.

Cut the small circle out.

Now you have a large solid circle and an “O”.

Keep the “O” over the solid circle with the right sides together and aligning the edges. Pin around the edge.

Sew them together, removing the pins as you go.

Next, we do the cuff for the beret.

Take the fabric strip for the cuff, referring to the table-2 above. Fold it in half widthwise with the right sides together and aligning the edges. Sew the shorter sides shut as marked above. You get a tube.

Next fold the tube halfway up, bringing the raw edges together and exposing the right side.

Make marks on the four quarters of the cuff. Do the same on the inner circumference of the hat also.

Turn the beret over to the right side and slip it inside the cuff. Align the raw edge of the cuff with that of the beret and pin all around, matching the four marks on the beret and cuff.

Sew the cuff onto the beret, making sure to catch both the edges of the cuff, as you go.

Flip the cuff onto the right side and our beret is done!

If you opt to add the bow, find the pattern here,

https://sewcraftyme.com/bow-sewing-pattern-free-bow-sewing-tutorial/ 

Just use fleece fabric instead of cotton and make the bow in a smaller size!

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