
Pretend like my shirt matches....
I also made it reversible... because, why not????

The other side...
I used my new Amy Butler fabric that I bought with my giftcard!

The fabric I used was just regular cotton and not heavyweight at all. I had lightweight fusible interfacing in my stash. To make it a bit more stiff, I used interfacing on both sides of the rim. I decided to make the rim wider too. I really wanted to keep the sun out! No wrinkles here!

tada!
1 comment:
Thanks for blogging about your sunhat. I recently made a few for my granddaughter (9 mos) and was hoping to find a pattern for adult size. Otherwise, I was going to try to adjust child to adult. Not a fun prospect. Looking forward to making one for myself.
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