Press your buttonholes after you are done cutting. Insert a pin so you don’t cut beyond the securing stitches. I am usually using my seam ripper to do it. Or you can make the buttonholes by hand – it may be even faster because you need only two small buttonholes.Ĭut the buttonholes. Mark the size of the buttonholes – for this take your elastic, measure how wide it is, and make the buttonholes slightly bigger than the elastic.įind a button that size and insert it in your buttonhole presser foot. It’s always better to make buttonholes on interfaced fabric. It’s the mark closest to the center front.Īttach 2 pieces of fusible interfacing to the wrong side of the lining.

Take the crown lining piece and find places for buttonholes. Make 2 buttonholes for inserting elastic. Seam allowances are included and they are ⅝ inch for main pieces.īias strip 14 inches long and 1 ¼ inch wideįor my bias strips, I use sometimes the width of my ruler – it’s easier to draw the strip this way.Ĭut 1 piece for an absorbent sweatband from double cotton gauze or terrycloth – the size of the rectangle is 8 inches long and 3 inches wide. Subscribe to my weekly newsletter to get access to the LIBRARY.Ĭut pattern pieces for the surgical scrub cap from the fabric of your choice The free printable scrub cap patterns PDFs are in my RESOURCE LIBRARY. Small piece of cotton fabric for absorbent sweatbands.Cotton fabric ( preferably organic cotton).I only recommend products I believe in and use myself. This means I will receive a commission if you order a product through one of my links. Note: Some of the links on this page are affiliate links. It has a flat headband on the front of the hat. Scrub cap B is a hybrid of the standard surgical cap and the “old style” bouffant (as they call it). You can tighten or loosen the hat without the use of knots while wearing gloves. Surgical scrub cap A expands in the back to hold longer hair and can be easily adjusted in size in the back with a plastic stopper attached to drawstrings. One size fits most – but you can adjust the size if you make these hats yourself. They have some elastic for a comfortable fit around the head. They both have a soft sweatband made from double cotton gauze to absorb sweat. They seem comfortable enough and are made to hold longer hair (they are made for medium hair). In this video sewing tutorial, I will show you how to sew scrub caps – I have 2 different styles and two free printable scrub cap patterns.

2 pocket scrub top pattern sewing