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The Pool Party Sun Hat is a soft hat with a peak and neck cover. It is designed to be made from swim Lycra and worn in the water.
The Pool Party Sun Hat is best suited to those sewing at an intermediate level
This pattern includes the following sizes: Newborn–3m, 3-6m, 6-12m, age 1-2, age 2-4, age 4-7, age 7-12, Small Adult, Medium Adult, Large Adult and XL Adult. An overlocker can be used for most steps, but a regular sewing machine is all that is needed.
There is a free tutorial to adapt the pattern for long/voluminous hair on the W&W blog.
This listing is for 4 downloadable PDF files: Instructions, a print-at-home pattern, a copy shop pattern and a projector pattern.
The print-at-home pattern can be printed on A4/legal/letter sized paper.
The copy shop file can be taken to professional printer to print onto large sheets of paper.
The projector file can be used to project the pattern straight onto your fabric.
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The measurement charts for all W&W patterns can be found here.
Looking for a sun hat for woven fabrics? Try the Sandcastle Bucket Hat.
The pattern is created in layers meaning you can print just the layers (sizes) you need.
This is an instant download PDF, not a finished item. Due to the digital nature of PDF patterns, no refund can be given if purchased in error.
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analiadelgaizo (verified owner) –
It was a challenge for me to do this hat but the results were great. Steps easy to follow as always
Linda Goddard (verified owner) –
I made a whole pile of these when the pattern was first released. Such an easy pattern to follow and perfect teamed with the PB Swim Shorties and Beach Rashie patterns…
I highly recommend.
Megan Hines (verified owner) –
I love this hat! I’ve made several. However, I find my kids don’t like the neck flap so I have omitted that and just made them into “baseball” caps. I wish they’d wear the ones with the neck flap, but I digress. Anyway, if you make the pattern pieces about a half inch longer, I find the hats for better on the head. Also, on the inside where you have the headband part to finish off the hat, I fold it over and sew it down with an additional seam to the hat. Then, I string 1″ elastic through that and the hats stay on amazingly.