Fabric Crown Sewing Tutorial

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Get your Fabric Crown sewing pattern here: www.etsy.com/au/listing/12751...
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Our Crown Sewing Pattern comes in 2 sizes, from 6 months to 3 years, with instructions to extend the size up to 13 years old.
This fabric crown pattern is an easy sewing pattern ideal for the kids' costume box! Make a king crown for Halloween, a prince and princess costume for the dress-up collection, or a reusable Christmas crown. Costumes for toddlers can be tricky, but they'll love wearing their soft and comfortable fabric crown.
This easy-to-follow pattern is fantastic for beginner sewists. Though it looks complex, this fun kid's sewing pattern comes with step-by-step color photo instructions to guide you, and you can complete this crown costume in less than an hour.
Use different fabrics to make it reversible, and choose the elastic or ribbon option.
★ Size can be adjusted
★ Option to be reversible
★ Use a fun range of fabrics such as linen, cotton, canvas etc.
★ Can fit head sizes from 17.75" to 22.5" (44cm to 57cm)
PATTERN FEATURES
★ Instructions in both inches and cm
★ Suitable for advanced beginner sewists
★ You do not need an overlocker/serger for this sewing pattern
★ PDF Sewing Pattern - instant digital download
★ Print on A4 paper or US letter size and get sewing straight away
★ Prints on just one piece of paper (no taping!)
★ English instructions
SIZES
★ 6 - 12 months
★ 12 - 36 months (with instructions to make larger)
Pair this wand with the following:
Jack and Davey's Hooded Cloak Pattern:
www.etsy.com/au/listing/13282...
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@DanaScott-yz7xj Месяц назад

LOVE IT!! used left over FlexiFoam…eighth of an inch thick…and a walking foot will be your friend! Happy 🧵 sewing friends 40th birthday party soon….oh ya!!

@5eagans 8 месяцев назад

I like this pattern so much because it has an elastic band and doesn't involve hook and loop! I think that's so much better! Many thanks for sharing it.

@jackanddavey 8 месяцев назад

Great to hear! Thanks so much.

@SB-km5yp 9 месяцев назад

Great crown I’ve seen so far. Prefer the covered elastic than the ribbons I’ve seen online . Please can you assist my calculations to make one for an adult. I have a crown template, but I’m wondering how do I work out how much elastic and pieces of fabric to cover it at the back to use for the adult? Any help would be appreciated.

@jackanddavey 9 месяцев назад

More than happy to help. Would you mind letting me know how long your finished crown piece will be once the seams at the ends are tucked in, and what size head/s you're making them for?

@SB-km5yp 8 месяцев назад

Thank you! The template I have is to be cut on the fold. It has 3 crown ‘spikes’ It is 10 and one quarter inches long, not sure how much to tuck in it doesn’t mark how much to turn in. My relatives head measurement is 55cm. I haven’t spare fabric to ‘test’ it out. So nervous about using the fabric I ordered. Just wondering does your pattern accommodate for my relative’s measurements? Thank you for reaching out. Appreciate it. Need to make it for 17.11.2023

@jackanddavey 8 месяцев назад

Hey@@SB-km5yp - If you use our 12-36 month size which is 18" (46 cm) long minus 3/8" (1cm) on either end to turn in, that will give you a crown length of 17 1/3" (44 cm). If your relative's head is 21 3/4" (55cm), then I would cut the elastic at 4 1/3" (11cm) (includes 3/8" (1cm) to sew in each side). This should be a comfortable amount of stretch to wear. Then I'd cut the casing the same height as our pattern, but the length should be around 6 1/3" (16cm).

@SB-km5yp 8 месяцев назад

I appreciate the time you have taken to reply. For me this is the best Fabric Crown

@biancaochoa8853 6 месяцев назад

Quick question! I’ve always been told to do a zig zag stitch for elastic. My projects haven’t always worked with this method. I noticed you did a straight stitch on the elastic why not a zig zag?

@jackanddavey 6 месяцев назад

Hey Bianca, when sewing elastic pieces together, it's best to opt for a zigzag or stretch stitch instead of a straight stitch. The zigzag stitch helps enclose edges and allows the fabric to stretch without risking thread breakage, ensuring a more durable and flexible seam. Using a straight stitch may lead to thread snapping when the elastic stretches. However, the elastic on the crown is just there for a snug fit on the head and isn't under a lot of stress, so I believe using a straight stitch is fine in this case. Plus, the elastic is stitched in the casing, then stitched again to the crown so it's pretty secure (and looks much nicer than a zigzag stitch on the final piece!) Hope that helps!