Simple Beanie Cap

Simple Beanie Cap

Designed by Julie A. Bolduc
Pattern ID: p124025
Date Added: October 24, 2009

This simple beanie is fast and easy to make and was a request from a co worker at the Ski Resort I work at. She wanted a beanie to match her Fingerless Mittens I made for her last year. So this Beanie is made to match the Fingerless Mittens on this site.


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What to do With Snowflakes
Snowflakes and other thread motifs make wonderful appliques for shirts, tablecoths, pillows, quilts, napkins and more! This takes time but all you need to do is position the motif where you want it to be and with matching sewing thread, tack them down using very small stitches about 1/4" apart. There is another way of doing this as well and that is using Ok to Wash it glue from Aleene's. Just brush the glue on the back side of the motif and position it where you want it to be. When it is dry, just tack it down around the outer edges for added security. Imagine a bunch of white snowflakes appliqued to a sky blue tablecoth!