How to Make a Newsboy Cap or Shelby in Adult and Kid sizes.
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- How to make a Newsboy Cap, pattern and tutorial. Adult and Kid sizes available. You'll use a 3/8" seam allowance which is already included in the pattern template measurements. This cap may be made from leather or fabric. Refined pattern and techniques. I sell the pattern through my website and Etsy shop. I also sell the plastic brim inserts, sweatband material, and many other items and supplies.
For this pattern and more leatherworking classes, supplies, tools, patterns, and art. Go to:
www.tonyallenb...
Some of which may also be found at:
www.etsy.com/s...
I started to sew the fold in the back when I do a one size fits all, After the sweatband is in and folded to the inside I put a line of stitches about 3/8" up across the back while I stretch that section out, it helps the cap look cleaner when you have the excess material from the bunching. I only do that on the one size fits all caps that have that style in the back. I'll put a picture of this up in my Etsy listing for the pattern.
If you'd like to see more of my work I have a lot of pictures and albums on my Facebook page. / leatherworkerupholsterer
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My sewing machine, "Cobra 26", basting tape, and the centering ruler were purchased through Makers Leather Supply.
Thanks for watching,
Tony Allen Bernier
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Thank you - great tutorial. I started making caps 2 weeks ago out of fabric - quite pleased with results - but your tut will help finesse my efforts :)
Awsome! Thanks!
can i get that hat pattern, i'm always struggling in the pattern...please
thank you Tony for the most informative video of its kind on YT . your work is amazing, I'm learning sewing and this was so informative it felt like I've made the cap myself.
You're welcome, Thank you very much Gerrie!
- Luv, luv, luv a meticulous craftsperson. Lots of little nuances to learn from them. Thanx 4 sharing the skills of your craft.
Thank you so much! You're very welcome!
The best tutorial ..... I have made 3 caps and 4th in progress.
Awsome! Thanks Julie!
Thank you Tony, what would i be without your teachings 😉
Thanks for watching Pabllo!
Thank you very much. I live in Russia. I'm learning to sew caps and berets. Your lesson helped me a lot. Thank you again. I am writing to you using an online translator because I do not know English. I'm sorry if I misrepresented my thoughts. Good luck with the development of the channel.
Thank you very much! The translator worked good.
@@TonyAllenBernier Thank you for your work and for the video. I didn't understand what you were talking about, but I didn't need to know your language to understand what you were talking about. I think creative people understand each other without words.
@@user-yv7eb4rf9e A mí me pasó lo mismo. Solo hablo castellano y este video es muy gráfico. El idioma no es barrera para crear 🧚♀️ Un abrazo desde Argentina. 🤗 💫
Excelente trabajo y gracias por el video. Saludos desde Madrid.
Thank you very much, Greetings.
*Timestamps:*
00:00 Introduction
2:22 *Beginning, assembly of the top part*
25:00 Explaining about the button on top
26:00 *Inside Lining*
29:00 *Making the Bill/Visor*
42:45 *Sewing the base of the cap to the lining*
44:06 *Sewing the Bill/Visor to the cap*
51:37 *Sewing the elastic band*
You are a true craftsman, sir.
Thank you!
Gracias 😁 No se inglés pero tu video es muy gráfico y entendí cada detalle. Felicitaciones. Saludos desde Argentina. 👍🤗💫
Thank you very much, I'm glad you like it!
I really enjoyed your video from start to finish. Can you please give us the measurements of the panels and bill?
Thank you. If you'd like to get measurements for all the panels and such your best option would be to buy the pattern.
www.tonyallenbernier.com
Best video ever!!!
Detailed and very well explained.
I've learnt a lot.
I would also love to buy your pattern but it's really too expensive in Turkish Liras
But anyway, thanks for the tutorial....
Thank you very much
I like it!! Thx .merci j'ai toujours rêvé d'avoir un beret comme ce ci
Mil gracias 👏👏
you're welcome. Thank you for watching.
Dude! I work with leather and am still a beginner. I really want to make a hat like this but just tried making one with material (duck material sp?). It's thick and solid navy. I'm so jealous of how good you are. I'm trying bro but it's really hard trying to understand the pattern instructions for the elastic part. It seems to me that the elastic should at least be the exact size, possibly even stretched just a touch to line up the marks around the perimeter. I'm using the exact measurements for medium but the elastic is longer than the inside hole of the ring, which my head won't even fit through, let alone my stepdad's whom I want to make this for. I'm going to keep watching your video to see if you cover my particular issue but not sure the patterns are similar. You're a stud at making this hat though. 👍💯
Thanks Robert! Are you using my pattern? The sweatband is sewn in last and made to fit the cap size afterwords. It might help if you watch my Flat Cap video to.
I want to try this using woollen fabrics for winter .💕
That sounds awesome, I may have to do the same!
@@TonyAllenBernierlet's do that😊.
Real nice, thanks for sharing.
Thank you, you're welcome!
This person is like the Bob Ross of hat making
HAHAHAHA! Thanks Steph, I Love watching Bob Ross.
Mooi well-done
Thank you.
you sew like a pro, big "like" from morocco
Thanks!
Hey Tony, great video! Any chance you can put together a video on how to cover blank conchos with fabric?
Potentially. If you glue the front first. I prefer spray adhesive, its quick stick and wont seep through. Then give the back a spray and fold over in small increments.
Wonderful craftsmanship.. do you have a pattern for the cap your wearing? I could watch you work for hours.. so skilled.
Thank you very much. I don't, sorry.
The best....goog and good 👍👍👍
Thanks!
Love your videos Tony!
Thanks Brian
Thank you!! Awesome hat very informative video. I’m going to give this a whirl, if it don’t work out I’ll be seeing you February 8th lol
You bet! Thanks!
Tony Bernier what set up does ur 26 have for needle and thread?
@@MrCranedog44 138 thread in this video, I also use a 69, and I just make sure the thread goes through the eye of the needle easily. Usually the eye looks about twice as wide as the thread. I just go by looks, dont pay attention to the needle size. I always do a scrap piece first though to. Make sure the tension and thread needle size are all dialed in.
I want a cap like this in light blue denim cloth!
Awesome 👏🏼
Thanks Julio!
Thank you verry much!
You're welcome, thanks for watching!
Very nice
Thank you.
Прекрасная работа и качественная подача видео.Вы можете показать какие лекала клиньев использовали для пошива данной кепки
Thank you. The patterns available here if you're interested.
www.etsy.com/shop/tonyallenbernier
Hi Tony, thank you for this pattern and video I think my 17 year old grandson will love this hat. Can I ask you what ounce leather you used for your hat and what kind of material is best to use for the lining? Keep up the good work really enjoyed your video, can't wait to make this hat. Thank you so much. Tammy
Hi Tammy, Awesome! Yup, I use a 1 or 2oz garment leather. I like to make sure its floppy. As far as material goes I prefer upholstery grade fabrics.
Thanks for the video, subscribed for the channel. Would this method work with fabric, like tweed or smth similar? Lining and interfacing included, of course
Thank you! Yes it would.
topimu bagus,yg disayangkan pola gak pake ukuran dn itu rada sulit untuk.pemula. tapi sebuah inspirasi yg te ntu bisa memotisipasi.saya
tank
Thank you. You're right, it may be a little hard for beginners. It does however give professional results.
Hi Tony! I bought the pattern from your Etsy shop and have done the cap twice now, first time I was too beginner and the material choices were poor but now the finished cap was pretty ok quality-wise but the size was really off. I wonder if it is because I pulled the elastic band too much, the band was too wide (I used really wide one) or I cutted the pattern pieces too small, regarding the last possibility does your pattern include the seam allowance and one can just cut following the line or you should add 3/8" around the sides?
The pattern includes the seam allowance. As a side note, the thickness and stiffness of the material can also effect the sizing. I usually go one size bigger then do the custom fit method I show in the video. Hope that helps?
@@TonyAllenBernier thanks Tony! I will probably try again since my skill-level is still pretty low. Your tutorial is really easy to follow. I’m planning to get your flat cap pattern as well!
@@jonikamppa5091 Anytime Joni.
HI I purchased your pattern and am wondering if there is a written version of the instructions or only the video? I do have a half page of instruction, is that it? It says 3/8" SA but it looks like you are sewing a wider SA in the video?? Thank you!
Hi Patty, Yup 3/8"
I realized I forgot to answer your other question. Sorry their are no written instructions, only the video.
Great work! Thanks for tutorial. May I ask what is the cap plastic made from?
Thanks, you're welcome. Originally I was using a blended HDPE, but I've since upgraded the plastic. I believe it's still an HDPE base, but my distributor won't divulge the actual blend. I assume since we had to work at it to find the perfect plastic for what I wanted it for. I'm not really sure.....I sell the inserts, but if you're looking for an alternative, When I first started making caps I used cutting boards I found at the good will. I hope that helps.
@@TonyAllenBernier thanks for the detailed response 👍
Hey Tony, thanks so much for putting this one up.
One small question, sometimes these caps have an extra flap in the back to cover some more neck, just a bit, not even an inch. How would you go about including that?
Hi, You bet, thanks. I would cut a piece of tagboard the size and shape I want to create the pattern. Then while I'm sewing the sweatband in I would stitch it between the sweatband and cap.
Muy buenas días Tony por favor si es posible la plantilla en PDF. Muchas gracias
Hi, here is the link to my shop.
www.etsy.com/shop/tonyallenbernier
Sir,can you tell me the size lenth and West of the pieces.regards
No sorry, however the pattern is available through my etsy shop. www.etsy.com/shop/tonyallenbernier
do you make hats for customers i have a photo of my dad wearing a newsboy hat i would like one i am 82 so the picture is old looks like denum fabric how much would charge me for one
Hi William, unfortunately I'm not taking on any custom work at the moment.
Cómo me gusta esa gorra
Thank you!
Could I see different size?
Not sure what exactly you're asking since they all look the same.
Any recommendation on what gauge thread to use on the brim when sewing on a regular home sewing machine? I can get my needle through the plastic brim, but my thread keeps breaking.
I usually go with 69 or 138. Something strong that I use when I sew upholstery, you shouldn't be able to break it with your hands. Are you using a standard machine? or something along the lines of an industrial? another option is to prepunch the holes along the brim with your sewing machine. My other thought would be the insert material, the best stuff I found I now sell out of my Etsy shop.
@@TonyAllenBernier Thanks. I'm using a standard machine with the inserts you sell, but the threat is still breaking. I'll try pre-punching the holes if the heavier thread breaks.
@@awyoga You may want to just punch a few holes and hand stitch the top down. 8 stitches in front , or a couple sets of 4. Your machine may not handle the plastic very well. If you have the manual for it I would take a look at that. Sharp needles always helps!
Please how to draw a pattern
The pattern is available here.
www.tonyallenbernier.com
@@TonyAllenBernier excuse me I have not see a pattern for this cap
@@christianmadiba5577 www.etsy.com/tonyallenbernier/listing/765265661/newsboy-cap-shelby-cap-digital-pattern
Do you send the cutted pieces of the cap??
I do not, sorry.
Love that leather! Where can I find that leather?
Unfortunately my distributor is out at the moment. Its an embossed cowhide if you want to try to find something similar?
LOVE THE VIEDO BUT
I can't find the pattern
:(
Thanks! Sorry it took me so long to get back to you. Here's the link to my website.
www.tonyallenbernier.com
Hi Tony, how to get your pattern?
Hi, it's available here.
www.tonyallenbernier.com
Me gusta
Gracias!
супер мастер
Thank you
Положите выкрайки на тетрадный лист
www.tonyallenbernier.com
Прикольно, жаль я не шарю в иностранных.
Thank you
how much for the gray on your head? XD
Hahahah
Les mesures !! Svp
hello buddy please share the pattern.
www.etsy.com/shop/tonyallenbernier
@@TonyAllenBernier I can't even log into etsy) we are under sanctions.
@@jericho56ify Oh, that's right... sorry. I hope our governments allow us to do business soon.....
@@TonyAllenBernier yes you are right very soon))
How do you get the pattern
www.etsy.com/shop/tonyallenbernier
👏👏👏👌👌👌
Thanks!
Amigo vc tem PDF molde desde gorro
I'm not sure I translated this well. I think you're looking for the pattern?
www.etsy.com/shop/tonyallenbernier
日本語に訳してください
I'm sorry, but I don't know how to do that.
Невозможно смотреть из-за того что очень тяжело делает
Tried to translate your comments, not 100% sure what you mean. Thanks for the comment. The caps not to difficult if you take your time and go slow the first few times.
Ну и шейте сами нам русским не понять
Thank you - great tutorial. I started making caps 2 weeks ago out of fabric - quite pleased with results - but your tut will help finesse my efforts :)
Awesome, thanks Brenda!