Welding cap pattern

I told you last time I would get together instructions for you and I had an awful time trying to get the pattern where you can just print it...

Sew a Welders Cap: This instructable is to make a “Welders Cap”. This is a dual purpose hat. You can wear it bill front as a cap or you turn it around and let the bill protect your neck from flying sparks while welding.

pieces to scale with each other with 1-inch squares from size 59 swedish field cap

Vet2Be is welding again. He decided he needed a welding cap. They are kinda soft, backwards ball caps. The bill is worn to protect the back of the neck and they are made out of cotton so they don't burn easily. They are supposed to be made out of 'unique' fabrics, because welders are very proud of their welding caps! Taco, Vet2Be's good friend, is a welder, too. His mom, Sheepy, made him a cap and tried to use the pattern I used, but it was very difficult to follow. This tutorial is for her…

Vet2Be is welding again. He decided he needed a welding cap. They are kinda soft, backwards ball caps. The bill is worn to protect the back of the neck and they are made out of cotton so they don't burn easily. They are supposed to be made out of 'unique' fabrics, because welders are very proud of their welding caps! Taco, Vet2Be's good friend, is a welder, too. His mom, Sheepy, made him a cap and tried to use the pattern I used, but it was very difficult to follow. This tutorial is for her…

Tutorial and pattern for sewing a welder's cap style II. This listing contains ZIP file with pattern in 5 sizes and instructions with video. The video includes a detailed step-by-step description. Patterns in full size with allowance. Simply print them on paper, glue them together and follow the instructions to start sewing. The description is very detailed, so even a beginner can do it. The instructions are as simple and clear as possible, without using professional terms, for your…

Modified from a worn-out cap. Print this image (as you would a photo) on letter-size paper then enlarge or reduce it (with a photocopier or playing with printer settings) to attain the desired size, using the scale bar as your guide. Instructions are Here (and here, if you can't access the patternreview site).

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