These reversible tuques will be donated to the church to be distributed to those in need. There was a request for knitters and crocheters to create some winter hats and scarves. I can't knit or crochet to save my life, but I can sew.
They are created with The Littlest Studio's "toque" tuque pattern. It's a free pattern. The red ones are made with red sweatshirt fleece left over from this dress, jacket and kid's top projects. The reverse side is a gray jogger's fleece left over from this jacket project. The blue ribbed knit fabric was left over from yesterday's skirt project and the gray jogger's fleece.
Project Details
Seams: Serged and knit stich
Seam finish: Serged
Fabric: 2 metres (for all four)
Additional Tools & Supplies: Cutting table, scissors, pins, pin cushion, paper scissors, printer, tape, Janome serger, threads, Janome sewing machine, walking foot, thread clippers, hand sewing needle and coffee.
Happy Sewing!
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Canadians call them toques, but whatever...these are wonderful and practical and I am sure they will be appreciated.
ReplyDeleteAh, the great Canadian winter debate: Toque, tuque or touque? lol. Thank you bbarna, I hope so, I'm off to deliver them shortly.
DeleteOur good Canadian friends, from Cornwall, Ont. call them tuques.
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