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i hate the paper things we have at work :wink2:i'm looking for a good pattern to make a bouffant style hat that ties. elastic and i don't get along. band or no band - either is fine.
any suggestions on where i can get my hands on such an animal?
had to dig through a closet but i found it--butterick 4946 professional uniform basics. it looks like the bouffant style has elastic, but you could easily pull a tie through the casing.
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Snowshooz
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Snowshooz
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If you sew at all and have a "paper" hat from a place you have worked you can take it apart and make a pattern. The hat I patterned takes only 1/3 yd material , ties in the back and doesn't look like a "chef"s" bonnet. Also, a "doc's" scrub hat takes only 1/4 yrd. and can be a good gift.
i got mine from the classified ads under clothing @ www.friendster.com
very comfortable and very reasonable price too 5.25$
redraccoon, BSN, RN
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I hate the paper things we have at work :wink2:
I'm looking for a good pattern to make a bouffant style hat that ties. Elastic and I don't get along. Band or no band - either is fine.
Any suggestions on where I can get my hands on such an animal?