Appa Avatar Hat The Last Airbender Bucket Hat Aang Costume Appa Dress Up Cap Winter white Fisherman Hat Unisex

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Thanks for this pattern! I am using the sugar and cream cotton yarn which I find to be pretty stiff and am currently working on the middle section. My project has really not taken much shape and looks more like a large circle. Is this normal or is there a chance I missed something?

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If your circle is too small, that means your crochet is too tight, and you need to use a slightly larger hook. If your circle is too large, that means your crochet is too loose, and you need to use a slightly smaller hook. SuppliesRound 29 is worked in single crochet through the front loop only. The increases are also worked through the front loop. Cut tiny notches, slits into the fabric on the shorter raw edge of the Sides piece to make the pieces match. I clipped tiny notches approximately ¼" (½ cm) into the seam allowance. Take your time. Then pin or clip the two pieces together:

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Promising review: "I golf and I love these hats. They are comfortable, warm, cool-looking, and durable. I need sun protection for my entire head. Other hats flop around in the wind, but these hold up nicely in bad weather. I bought six of them." — Ike I used the edge of my machine sewing foot to eyeball the distance between the seam lines, but I never demand perfection from myself. 5 or 6 rows will give enough stability to the brim - even if sewn with quilting cotton, like all these in the tutorial. You can mark them using a fabric pen, spaced ½" or ⅜" apart. Promising review: "Absolutely love the crochet hat I received. It’s super comfy and isn’t itchy on your head. In addition, it’s just super cute to wear on a lazy day in the fall or winter, but you can dress it up if you want. If you’re thinking about buying this, DO IT!" — Zee Make sure to mark the pieces - make tiny notches in the center of all Sides and Brims and transfer the markings from the Crown pattern piece. This will make your sewing so much easier later on: that's a great question, but considering the oval top piece (it's not a circle), you'd need to modify the brim and the sides pattern piece.

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Promising review: "Really cute hat and has an adjustable strap on the inside. The bill can be folded or left flat. Love it." — Jordyn Stevens Note: You can add a few more rounds after Round 28 to make the middle section of the hat longer, if necessary. Brim Section Select the right pattern size by first measuring the head circumference of the person who'll wear it. If you want a tight fit, go for a smaller size, but it's better not to go too small as the hat will always shrink a little after a few washes. Also, it should be comfortable. With the right sides together, sew all the short edges together, using a ⅜" or 1 cm seam allowance. You get 4 circular (slightly oval, actually) bands, two full brims and two full sides: