Monday, 14 November 2022

And Then There Were Two: The Littlest Studio's Tuque

It turned out that there was enough left-over fabric with some careful pattern placement to sew one more tuque.  Both will be donated.  


Project Details

Seams:  Serged and knit stitch

Seam finish:  N/A

Fabric:  Scrap busted


Pattern:  The Littlest Studio free downloadable toque pattern

Additional Tools & Supplies:  Cutting table, scissors, clapper (used as a weight), Janome serger, tweezers, threads, Janome sewing machine, walking foot, iron, ironing board, hand sewing needle and coffee.  

Happy Sewing!

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