How to make a Flat Cap for Adults and Kids 1 of 2.

Flat cap tutorial I put together to help with the construction of my flat cap pattern. This pattern is meant to be sewn with a 3/8" seam allowance which is already included in the pattern measurements. The brim inserts and sweatband material are also available in my shop. For this pattern and more leatherworking classes, supplies, tools, patterns, and art. Go to: https://www.tonyallenbernier.com/ I started to sew the fold in the back when I do a one size fits all, After the sweatband is in and folded to the inside I put a line of stitches about 3/8" up across the back while I stretch that section out, it helps the cap look cleaner when you have the excess material from the bunching. I only do that on the one size fits all caps that have that style in the back. I'll put a picture of this up in my Etsy listing for the pattern. When I make the large size it usually sits somewhere in the 7-3/8 to 7-5/8 US (A) range. Which is 22-3/4" to 24-1/2" head circumference. When I make the Medium size it's usually fits around 6-7/8 to 7-1/8 US (A) sizes. Which is a 22 1/8" to 23" head circumference. If you'd like to see more of my work I have a lot of pictures and albums on my Facebook page.   / leatherworkerupholsterer   Under no circumstances will the video creator be responsible for damages, or anything else resulting from injury or otherwise. Use at your own risk. This disclosure lets users know that anything that happens after following advice or using creators videos, patterns, or tools, on this channel or anywhere else, is the responsibility of the viewer. This video content and patterns have been made available for informational and educational purposes only. Tony Leatherwork