The Bucket Hat sewing pattern and safari hat are classic soft hats with lining, stitch details on the brim, decorative band around the hat, and binding around the hat's brim. The pattern is also compatible with kids' sizing. The  Bucket hat sewing pattern for woven fabric fitting head circumferences from 20,5-25.25 / 52-64 cm features the following details:

• Color PDF pattern in paper formats Letter, A4, A0, and projector file 
• Sew along on YouTube
• Hat with brim
• Lining
• Two brim shapes
• Decorative hat band
• Stitched brim with binding at the edge

Flip through the images to find fabric requirements and measurements for the Bucket Hat sewing pattern.

Skill level 2/4

Create Hats for everyone with the Bucket Hat sewing pattern. Each Step of the instructions is illustrated, and you can also sew along with us on YouTube. This is a sewing project fit for a beginner. You have sewn before but are not a super-experienced seamstress.

Here are a list of materials for the Bucket Hat sewing pattern

• Woven fabric
• Woven lining
• interfacing
• Sewing thread
• Two snaps (optional),
• Four eyelets (optional)

Fabric recommendations

Create the Bucket Hat with canvas, cotton drill, medium woven cotton, denim, or other sturdy medium-weight woven fabric, lightweight cotton for the lining, and medium-weight stiff interfacing.

The Bucket Hat sewing pattern includes

• Layers
• Trimless pages
• Fully illustrated instructions
• Metric and imperial measurements
• A4, and letter paper format in color (8 pages)
• A0 printshop format in color (1 page)
• Projector file in color
• Seam allowances

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