How to Make a Reversible Baby Sun Hat
This newborn sun hat pattern is reversible, cute, and helpful to keep the sun from baby's eyes and precious skin!
Nothing is cuter than a baby in a little sun hat! What makes this DIY baby sun hat even better is that it's reversible!
With two hats in one, save space and be ready for any outfit with a few of these on hand.
With this video tutorial by Maureen Wilson, you can learn how to make a baby sun hat. If you've been searching for free sewing hat patterns, here's a cute option that will protect your child in the sun.
Don't forget this cute DIY baby hat when you're headed to the beach, the 4th of July parade, picnic, or that backyard BBQ.
Project TypeMake a Project
Time to CompleteUnder an hour
Sewn byMachine
Reversible Sun Hat Video Tutorial:
BONUS! Hat Facts
- The earliest recording of a hat is from 15,000 years ago in a cave painting in western France.
- Theologian students of John Duns Scotus were the first to wear dunce caps in medieval times. They believed the hats would funnel God’s wisdom into their head, but they just ended up with a reputation for foolishness.
- The tall chef’s hat has 100 pleats because an egg can be cooked 100 ways.
- In the 1920s, Americans had a strange tradition of attacking anyone wearing a straw hat after September 15th, which was named Felt Hat Day.
- The term “mad as a hatter” comes from actual hat makers who would go insane from breathing in the mercury fumes used in the hat-making process at the time.
- John Hetherington, the inventor of the top hat, was arrested the first time he wore it in public for disturbing the peace as people were frightened by its tall and shiny appearance. He was dragged to court and forced to pay a 50 pound fine.
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Hertzen
Jun 27, 2016
Thank you for this pattern. I needed a last minute baby gift and it turned out perfect. Your video was done very well and helpful. I had no problem finding the pattern pieces. One layer I made a navy denim with sunflowers and the other side a yellow and white seersucker small gingham check. The yellow and white was from a re-purposed man's shirt and the denim left over from an apron I had made. Love that it is reversible. Hope the picture I added turns out, so you can see. Thanks again. Sue
Kathy E
Jun 11, 2016
The video tutorial is very helpful. So many times babies' heads are forgotten about when out in the sun and their skin needs extra protection. I'd like to sew up several of these sweet hats to give to babies in need on summer days. #BestIdeaEver
crazylikeafox 1802 399
Nov 13, 2013
Could you please tell me what size this hat is suited for? Unfortunately my girl doesn't seem to fit the generic head sizes that most recommend. She's a little bit on the bigger side. Currently she's wearing a 54cm sun hat, do you think this is slightly larger?
vmahony 9887889
Sep 17, 2012
love it as with the video it really shows how to do step by step LOVE IT vicki
JennyBee1
May 29, 2012
@rtobin11 0279606, Thanks for your message. Unfortunately, we only have a video tutorial for this project. You can contact the pattern designer directly for help. The designer is specified in the byline. --Editor of AllFreeSewing
fhcsinc 2880274
Apr 13, 2012
I went looking for the pattern at the owners blog - it links back to your site which is nice but I wanted the pattern - smiling - maybe we could see it next time?
Nowwant 8564627
May 29, 2013
http://www.madebymarzipan.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/sunhat-1.pdf
JennyBee1
Sep 02, 2011
@castanedaperu 6689715, We only have a video tutorial for this project. You can contact the pattern designer directly for help. The designer is specified in the byline. --Editor of AllFreeSewing
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