Golf Head Cover Tutorial 

I'm so glad you found the video helpful - I would love to see your head covers when they are done!

You’re welcome Janet! I would love to see a pic when they’re done!

You’re welcome! I learn things so much easier by watching so I’m glad it’s helpful to others as well 😊

No, you shouldn’t have to adjust the scale. Print at 100% with no border if possible on your printer. There should also be a 1” square for reference as well to make sure the templates print out the appropriate size.

I would do the embroidery step after you qulit the fabric and before you cut out the head covers. This will allow you to center the applique' on the head cover more easily. You will also have more fabric to work with when you embroider.

It is just the stitching from the zig-zag stitch I used to sew the elastic down to the quilted fabric. I used matching green thread in the bobbin.

Nothing, but it really doesn't happen. The first few I put a stitch through the top of the cover and lining, then tied it on the inside of the head cover to keep the lining in. I forgot on my daughter's set and it was fine so I stopped doing it after that. We have several sets now with no stitch and it really isn't a problem. :)

​@@EasyPiecyQuiltsinteresting. Will give it a shot.

@@CrispyGFX You can always add the stitch later if you have trouble. It's the last step and easy to do :)

Do I have to use the batting if my material is thick?

About 1 1/2" inches apart :)

Here is the link to my website for the pattern - thank you! Have a great weekend :) easypiecyquilts.com/products/golf-head-cover-sewing-pattern-easy-project-with-step-by-step-picture-instructions-perfect-gift-customize-for-teams-hobbies-holidays

I don’t see why not. I don’t work with leather much, but I think a thinner or softer leather might work best, especially with the elastic.