Oh WOW Ashley, this is amazing! I am going to make myself some for when I am cooking, baking, crafting and so many other things I do when I don't want my long hair in the way. Thank you so much for this sweet item with the tutorial. So easy. I am going to make some for the hospital cancer floor. They will be a beautiful donation and I know others will love them too. So again thank you for all you do

I appreciate you so much for sharing this! I have Alopecia and it's nice to have some easy and cute to throw on. I have a tiny head, so a lot of adult turbans are too big, but the baby ones are too small! Super excited to try making my own!

That is really cute Ashley, I'll be making some for my beautiful sister....thank you

Great tutorial! You can hide the seam of the strip by sewing it right sides together and then flipping it right sides out when your done cutting the excess fabric.

This is so cute! Thank you for sharing.

Can’t wait to make these for a local non profit 🥰

❤Tasmania Australia thanx for video I tip on blunt pins I was taught by my mum to rub the pin in your hair so the oil from your scalp can lubricate the pin and it pushes in smoothly mostly😁

This is awesome!!! Any ideas on how to make a knotted headwraps? It literally looks like a bun but it’s like a knot of that makes sense lol. I did see your other turban tutorial and it was awesome 👏

Love this, thank you. Best regards to you, from Indonesia ❤💕

Thank you. My DD is fighting Stage4 breast cancer and is starting chemo. Your hat will be a comfort to her. Thank you so much. I’m going to use T-shirt material - no jersey in my stash. Hope it works.

@Charmedbyashley

5 жыл бұрын

your welcome, i'm so sorry to hear this :( an old T shirt should work perfectly for a project like this, sending healing thoughts your way

@ardonefrancesca7617

3 жыл бұрын

Quando misura nonconosce do la lingua non si capis e

@evastill6963

10 ай бұрын

I am starting chemo this week...will have to try and make one. If it turns out ok, then I will make more for other patients.

Thank you so much ..your a clever young lady .. I AM GOING TOMAKE A LUSH RED HAT NOW XXX

This was so awesome!!! Thank you so much! I couldn’t find the pattern. How do I cut enough fabric for a large head? I wear a size 24 hat.

Amazing u make it easy love it

Can you make a baby turban video just like this one with a template 🙏🏾

Just discovered this, but cant find the pattern etc. Would love to try this god friend having chemo.

Where are the pattern measurements ? 😓

*NEW* release! size premie to adult sewing pattern - Sizes Premie to Adult - www.etsy.com/ca/listing/1094835004/pdf-turban-hat-baby-to-adult-sewing?ref=shop_home_active_1

Pl can u tell me what material is meet for adult. N baby

I love your video, but I can’t seem to find the printable version. Can you help me please. Thank you so much

Would it be to Bulky if you lined the hat?

Muy lindo Cual es la medida?

Do you happen to have all the patterns to make a turban?

Thank you fir sharing

what material did you use?

Veoma zanimljivo, bravo!

Did you use a A4 paper to cut the fabric or ?

Thanks for the good work , Pls what is the measurement for Adult

Very nice!!!

I got similarly. Only I made folds.

شكرا نريد الترجمة من فضلك كي نستفد اكتر والمقصات

You didn’t tell about measurements

I been making these since 1974

@Charmedbyashley

Жыл бұрын

right! they have come in and out of fashion for sure! i remember my mom with some old patterns with these hats on some of the models.

need free printable adult tuban pattern

Size in inches..???

Love this! Can’t seem to get to the pattern though :( is it still up?

@manauwaransari9451

3 жыл бұрын

Hii

What kind of fabric do you suggest?

@Charmedbyashley

4 жыл бұрын

a light weight jersey knit

What are the measurements?

@Charmedbyashley

4 жыл бұрын

Measurements are at the blog which is linked in the info bar

Dovete tradurre in italiano

😘😘😘👍👍👍

Hello dear how are you doing

How many inches

You have to pay for the pattern, disgraceful

@Charmedbyashley

3 ай бұрын

I understand your concern, and I appreciate you sharing your perspective. It's important to recognize the value and effort that goes into creating patterns. Designers dedicate time and expertise to develop high-quality patterns that meet the needs of crafters. While I understand your point, it's common practice within the crafting community to offer patterns for a fee. However, I'm grateful for your feedback, and I'll take it into consideration moving forward.