🧵 How to Sew a Kippah Tutorial by Tara Reed

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Learn how to sew a Kippah / Yarmulke this tutorial walks you through the steps. The finished Kippah is 5 1/2″ across when turned upside down - it fits well on an adult head.
Get the supply list, template and written instructions at 👉🏻 tarareed.com/kippah-pattern/
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0:00 How to Sew a Kippah
2:18 Supplies
3:44 Fussy Cutting fabric
5:03 Irons
6:00 Laying out your pieces
6:18 Sewing the pieces together
9:42 Pressing seams
9:50 Cricut Mini EasyPress demo
12:43 Finishing up
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@ArtistTaraReed 5 месяцев назад

What occasion will you make Kippahs for?

@Murnas1 Год назад

Thank you for the pattern and the instructions. I will be making these for some friends. I appreciate what you have passed on to those of us that sew!!

@ArtistTaraReed Год назад

I'm sure they will love them! I have some new Hanukkah fabric coming out in May 2023 from Riley Blake Designs too

@Murnas1 Год назад

@Tara Reed - Sewing and Crafting Tutorials I like e in Oregon, it seems really hard to find Hanukkah fabric around here.

@ArtistTaraReed Год назад

@@Murnas1 I'm in Oregon too! (Tigard area) And yes - although I don't think there is a lot of Hanukkah fabric in general since it's pretty niche. So happy that Riley Blake Designs is letting me do a second collection that isn't super juvenile. Here's a sneak-peek > tarareed.com/hanukkah-fabric-sneak-peek/

@angelacannuli7194 Год назад

Hi Tara, I used your pattern to make about 80 Kippahs for a wedding. I used a kaleidoscope quilt pattern which I first saw from Donna Jordan to cut the fabric and each Kippah came out as an individual design. I slightly altered your process because I don’t like hand sewing, I sewed all the seams, and joined the two parts, leaving a gap along the edge for turning. Then I topstitched the edges to close the gap, which also gave a more finished look. The result is super cute and the bride was super happy. Thank you for the great tutorial.

@ArtistTaraReed Год назад

If I was making 80 Kippahs I'd have done that too! Mazel Tov to the bride and groom!

@patriciapatrizi5282 2 года назад

I loved this video. Todah!!!

@NYCHICLIFE 2 года назад

So glad I found this

@erinnsmith180 2 года назад

This will be my third attempt at a kippah. Fingers crossed!!! The other attempts were crocheted, and loom knitted. They were either too flat or too pointy. Thanks for the instructions and video!

@ArtistTaraReed 2 года назад

Good luck - I think the third time will be the charm!

@yuleballmagic2023 3 месяца назад

I AM A PROFESSIONAL TAILOR. A YAMAKA OR KIPPA IS SEWN FROM SIX SHELL PIECES AND DOES NOT NEED A LINING. IT SHOULD ALSO EXTENT DOWN TO ONE INCH ABOVE THE EAR. OTHERWIE YOU SEEM TO KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING. VERY GOOD. THANK YOU FOR THE TUTORIAL

@ArtistTaraReed 3 месяца назад

Interesting - all the ones we have have a lining - maybe so they don't have to be finished as well? Thx for your comment!

@blessingpeter5000 2 года назад

Thanks for this am very happy

@edwardbrown7571 2 года назад

I've been looking everywhere for something like this... Thanks for sharing...

@ArtistTaraReed 2 года назад

You are so welcome!

@ivoneteilavittastore6906 5 месяцев назад

Baruch Hashem toda Raba 🙏🏽

@braziltokyoschool Год назад

תודה רבה, אני מאוד שמח שאני אתפור בפעם הראשונה וזה על הכיפה שלי 🙏

@ArtistTaraReed Год назад

You are very welcome - enjoy!

@julieconrady8256 Год назад

Thank you so much! Any idea how I would adjust the measurements for a child's kippah? Kindergarten, tiny tiny! ☺️

@ArtistTaraReed Год назад

You are very welcome! I haven't made any for kids but I would print one or two of the templates and put it on their head. You will want to take 1/2" - 1" (I'm guessing) off the outside curve. Remember that when sewn it will be 1/2" smaller because of seam allowances. LMK what you decide works as you aren't the first person to ask and I have no little heads to test on! Thx!

@anamenesesfelipe285 Год назад

Muchas gracias profesora desde Perú🥰

@ArtistTaraReed Год назад

You are very welcome!

@alymalpica7870 2 года назад

Thank you for taking the time to teach us how to make a kippah! It looks great!

@ArtistTaraReed 2 года назад

You are very welcome! Have fun if you make some and tag me if you post them on IG or FB so I can see. 😍

@rickharris5758 11 месяцев назад

Thank you for this wonderful tutorial! You mention a red line on the pattern, I don't see a red line. Is the red line the top of the kippah pattern?

@chocolatkennels 8 месяцев назад

I am a kiltmaker and are making Kippahs for friends using the Jewish tartan from Rabbi Jacobs in Scotland. Thank you for posting this it is a great pattern. If the child is 4 do i make the pattern 20% smaller?

@ArtistTaraReed 8 месяцев назад

That sounds beautiful. I haven’t made them smaller but would probably keep the center the same and just take some off the outer curve to adjust. Lmk what works!

@innasway 2 года назад

Hi Tara! I am your new subscriber and just found this video. I need to make a kippah for my husband. He has a very large had, 23" in circumference, he is totally bald and wants his kippah 6" dip. Any advice on how to do it? I don't need it reversible. Thank you in advance.

@ArtistTaraReed 2 года назад

Hi Inna! To make it larger you'd add to the outside / bigger curve. Print the pattern and before cutting I'd extend the lines on the two straight sides then create a new curve further out. I would cut at least 2 out of paper and put them together from the center (smallest part) - overlapping the paper about 1/4" on each paper. then put it on his head and see if he likes the size. That will give you a better idea before spending the time cutting fabric and sewing. (Also remember it will loose about 1/2" when sewn so you want it a little wider than what he wants). Let me know how it goes as you aren't the first person to ask for bigger. Thx!

@innasway 2 года назад

@@ArtistTaraReed thank you very much for your help! I will do that.

@corinneweihrauch13 Год назад

Thank for this great video. Where could I buy the material. I live in Germany. Do you have any idea where I could order online the cotten? Thankd for your answer. Corinne

@ArtistTaraReed Год назад

You are very welcome. This fabric is no longer in print but there are some options here and I believe they ship internationally: www.fatquartershop.com/hanukkah-fabric I will have a new Hanukkah fabric collection coming out in May 2023, so keep your eye out!

@franciscoherrera6348 Месяц назад

muchas gracias espectacular video me gusto mucho, una pregunta como puedo conseguir el manual para elavorar la kippah tienes unos excelentes videos muchas gracias de verdad

@ArtistTaraReed Месяц назад

You can find directions and the template on my blog 👉🏻 tarareed.com/kippah-pattern/

@franciscoherrera6348 Месяц назад

@@ArtistTaraReed muchísimas gracias esta espectacular

@estelachandler1228 2 года назад

I do hope you reply! Where did you get your little sleeve press board!?

@ArtistTaraReed 2 года назад

It's called a "Tailor's Ham" or "tailors ham for pressing" - I got it on Amazon a few years ago. I'm not finding the exact thing but if you google or search Amazon you should find something that works! Good luck

@rickharris5758 11 месяцев назад

Thank you for this wonderful tutorial! You mention a red line on the pattern, I don't see a red line. Is the red line at the top of the kippah pattern? I did print it to scale, but that line is only 3/8". Thank you for your help. Catherine

@ArtistTaraReed 11 месяцев назад

Something must have changed and it printed to fit and not "actual size" - I just tested it to be sure and my line was 1" Double check your printer settings - I'll be here with my fingers crossed

@rickharris5758 11 месяцев назад

Thank you so much it worked. My husband helped me out. I will let you know once I have finished my first kippah. Again, thank you so much for sharing your talent with all of us!@@ArtistTaraReed

@ArtistTaraReed 11 месяцев назад

@@rickharris5758 Wonderful to hear! I love being able to make them with whatever fabric we want - enjoy!

@rickharris5758 11 месяцев назад

I completed 2 kippahs in white for The Day of Atonement. I did one was you illustrated and one with the top stitching. I like the first way best. Sorry, I do not know how to upload a picture. Again, thank you for sharing your talent. You are a lovely lady! Catherine@@ArtistTaraReed

@ArtistTaraReed 11 месяцев назад

@@rickharris5758 I'm so glad they turned out - thank you for letting me know. 🥰

@parathings 5 месяцев назад

Do you accept custom orders? Would you also accept fabric bring sent to you?

@ArtistTaraReed 5 месяцев назад

I don't do custom orders but if you find someone you can certainly share the pattern with them.

@parathings 5 месяцев назад

@@ArtistTaraReed thanks. I might just have to give it a go. Thanks anyways.

@zippie6 2 года назад

Looks a little small for all men's heads, like the one on your "model's" head looks like it will fall off easily. How can you extend the size. ?

@ArtistTaraReed 2 года назад

It actually stays on my husband's head well because of the curve it has to it (and I didn't use a slippery material like silk). to make it larger you'd add to the outside / bigger curve. Print the pattern and before cutting I'd extend the lines on the two straight sides then create a new curve further out.

@janhumphreys5372 2 года назад

How do I buy this pattern?

@ArtistTaraReed 2 года назад

You don't have to - it's a free tutorial on my blog at tarareed.com/kippah-pattern/

@mosesqiu4680 2 года назад

@meleknerri6671 2 года назад

shalom, Im a Filipino who wants to be converted to Judaism. I want to make my own Kippah!

@ArtistTaraReed 2 года назад

Happy sewing!

@meleknerri6671 2 года назад

@@ArtistTaraReed my mother is a professional sewer and I remember her when I watch your videos. I share your video with my school TLE-Technological Learning Education. it's very helpful. May HaShem bless you. Shalom Aleichem

@ArtistTaraReed 2 года назад

@@meleknerri6671 thank you - very much appreciated