This sweet little baby hat makes a charming gift and can be stitched from simple stuff found around the house. All you need are a couple of old t-shirts, some dental floss, straight pins, a needle and an hour of time to spare. This Alabama Stitch Book inspired cap fits 4 to 18 months.
Click pattern, save to file, print, and start stitching to make your own hand sewn baby cap.
These are so sweet. I have a baby in mind who might get one of these. I’m loving these tutorials and project ideas.
These are awesome and since I have this little babe they might be just the thing to make before he becomes not-so-little.
[...] charming baby cap from Captain Crafty is made out of a recycled (or upcycled) tee-shirt and they rest of the materials (if you [...]
I am a big fan of Alabama Stitching and these hats totally have that vibe! Lovely job!
Thank You! I have found so much inspiration from Natalie Chanin’s books – I just love hand stitching t-shirt jersey.
Fun stuff!
reminds me of something from the middle ages. Might be a good thing to have if one is taking an infant to ren-faires or SCA events.
Just my random 2 cents worth
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Thank you so much – I have been wanting a pattern for these for a while! have a great day.
Hi Zoe, I love the little hats you made from T-Shirts. The hat would be perfect for my granddaughter. She was born at 29 wks and just celebrated her 1st b-day in Feb. She is thriving and has met all development milestones,but because she was born so early, she is severely hearing impaired in both ears. Would you consider letting me purchase a few hats from you? These hats would be wonderful to help with her hearing aids. As you can imagine, she always wants to pull the aids out. Thanks much for considering my request.
Kindest Regards,
LuAnn
LuAnn, I would be honored to make a hat for your granddaughter – what a wonderful and inspiring little sprout she must be!
Feel free to send me an email with your daughters info.
Cheers,
Zoe
I adore this hat! Thank you so much for sharing!