Its ppl like you that help make the world go round. Bless

@kenandrewdaily

9 жыл бұрын

Taylor S Thank you!

jus got into sewing and made my first 5-panel (first project) thanks to your tutorial! Mahalo from the 808!

I am going to see one for my husband birthday gift. Thanks for your sharing. Good job!

Alright thanks! I love your stuff man, keep it up!

Thanks for the video, Worked really well and very easy, GREAT.

@kenandrewdaily

8 жыл бұрын

+thelma judge You're welcome!

Hey, nice tutorial. I was wondering what king of plastic you used for the brim, and also what you would recommend for drawing on dark fabric.

Yo, I appreciate that you included a template in the description. Bigup man!

@kenandrewdaily

10 жыл бұрын

No problem!

You sir, are a gentleman & a scholar!

Thanx 4 d pattern dude...you have some awesome tuts

@kenandrewdaily

10 жыл бұрын

No problem dude

Hi can you make a video for Flat cap.Tnx

Hopefully you can still answer this but what type of fabric do you use? You really have inspired me to give sewing a try through this video! I purchased a brother sewing machine and I'm really excited to try, but I'm a complete beginner so I'm learning (googling haha) fabrics and what the different types are, a little confusing but I'll get it! But what fabrics should I stick to for this type of hat?

Hey when i get the brim material what should i look for or ask for?

Makin clothing and accessories seem so simple when you see the steps.. I’m about to be a name out here.. those GGs tho.....

Just a suggestion, you should use spray starch and a hat rack to keep the hat in place in order to shape the hat; I've done it restoring some of my snapbacks and it worked pretty well. I use "Niagra" brand starch.

good job dude !! thanx for sharing tutorial !!!!

@kenandrewdaily

10 жыл бұрын

No problem!

I know this is an old video, but what settings did you have these at? I am new to sewing and I'm not sure about length and width setting to put it on. Thanks!

Oh my gosh! I adore you for this tutorial! You got you a new follower. :-)

@kenandrewdaily

10 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Not sure if you mentioned in the vid.. but what type of sewing maching do you use or reccomend.. single needle, double needle etc?? Thanks for the vid

Yo what pressed foot you use on your sewing machine? Every time I get to the brim it keeps messing up my stitching cause my pressed foot can't stitch over the brim.

Do you know where to find the foam material for the front of the mesh trucker hats?

Guys here I leave the link to get the mold / pattern for the 5 panel cap, I created it from other molds and I have perfected it a bit, they must print each image on a4 sheet, it has a cost of 2 dollars since I It has taken work and I think it is worth it, if you want to collaborate with more you have the option of paying more than 2 dollars if you want, I hope it helps you! gum.co/hatpattern

bro i love what you do, do u have pdf file of that pattern?

nice,all ur videos are great

Please make video on snapback panel or strap back cap

where did you get that magnetic sewing guide?

Where did you find the pattern? Did you made it? How can I create one? I downladed yours but my head is bigger, I need to make my own pattern with my own measures. Can you make a video about it? Also one about the bucket hat pattern.

How would yu make the 4 holes on the side panels

Best video EVER!!! thanks dude...

@kenandrewdaily

9 жыл бұрын

Juan Carlos Valdivieso No problem, thanks for watching!

I've been trying to do this FOREVER. But I kept getting stuck halfway through. This helped soooo much dude

Should I use knit or a woven fabric for the panels ? P.S. You are the man !

Wow to dope !!!!

Do you have a link to where I could order the buckle? All the ones at my craft store look different from that and I want the classic 5-panel type buckle.

wow this awesome

Thanks for the great videos! Which would you say is more difficult to make, this or a bucket hat?

@kenandrewdaily

10 жыл бұрын

Both are equal in difficulty.

@Anythingelse83

10 жыл бұрын

***** Good to know, thanks. Scale of 1 to 10, 1 being the easiest- how difficult would you say making them are? Trying to determine if I can complete this, I can follow instructions, but don't have much sewing experience. Thanks again for all the videos, going through them is fun.

where do you get the plastic clip???

which fabric is best for making panel?

Well done

Yo, this is dope but i been wondering something. How much pieces of clothing do make besides the the piece of clothing in the tutorials?

Hey where did you get that strap?

Where do you get the fabric

thanks for sharing!

@kenandrewdaily

10 жыл бұрын

No problem!

where do I buy a the strip ?

What is the name of tissue that cap ??

Dope !

thanks this was a great tutorial!!

@kenandrewdaily

10 жыл бұрын

No problem and thanks!

What about the side holes?

Where can I buy the snap and the brim ???

if you could make a tutorial on how to make a regular snapback that would be really dope!

hi! can i find the template somewhere?

Question Love bug do I have to do the back strips inside my hat or can I just fold down the extra fabric and sew it down? please let me know more info and also is there a way I can make the hat with out the opening in the back?

@kenandrewdaily

10 жыл бұрын

Yes, you could. You would need to modify the template, instead of a curve on the top panel, you would fill it in.

Dear Ken, I have now made two caps using this pattern, and even though your your tutorial is flawless the pattern is to small for my head. Would it be possible for you to remake the pattern and make it have adjustable sizes? Regards, Merlin

Hey. I see a lot of pics on instagram with people putting different design on the tongue of their shoes. Do you possibly know how to do that? If so, can you make a video about it. Will be greatly appreciated.

but when printing templates q the sack size please leave small q

In your video time 21:06...where did you get the white mold/shaper you're putting your cap on?

@kenandrewdaily

8 жыл бұрын

Lids, cap land or Amazon

Hey bro im a big fan i've watched all your vids since day one your so creative like I wouldn't of been able to do most of the things you do but keep your work up and you really need to make a brand haha but it's up to you but i was wondering for the new season I know your gunna focus on sweats and go back to hats and winter things like that well can you try making drop crotch pants or aka harem pants that'll be really awsome but yea keep up your great work and peace.

oh right i see, nice, cant wait to see what it looks like on head.

How long did this take in real time?

@kenandrewdaily is capsupplyco still in business? I've tried to email them and havent heard back. Could you suggest anywhere else to get cap components?

Whats the name of the material you used for the stiffening strips on the inside? Also on most 5panels i have, they all have the small rim around the edge of the brim. Any ideas on how to make that?

@kenandrewdaily

10 жыл бұрын

I believe I used a nylon material. You don't have to use the exact type of material, it just has to be soft. Yeah that's just a strip that's stitched onto the brim.

my computer printer is broke and i have to use a library computer and it wont let download the drop box is there any way you could email me the pattern ?? would that work ??

this is amazing! you sew so much better than I do haha, but def will try making these :) hope they turn out ok haha!! if you don't mind asking, what was and where did you get that silver thingy that you put on the machine so you can make those perfect lines? thanks!!

@kenandrewdaily

9 жыл бұрын

Débora C. It was 4 magnets stacked onto each other, I use it as a guide while I sew the brim.

I just want to say I love your tutorials and I appreciate the fact that you're sharing your knowledge and encouraging people to be more creative, rather than just hoarding all your tips and tricks like some other people do. I'm about to start learning how to sew, and my mom had bought a Janome "Sew Mini" sewing machine a few years ago to sew for her scrapbooking, but has never opened it. Do you know anything about this machine? And do you think it would be a good machine for me to start off on?

@kenandrewdaily

10 жыл бұрын

First of all, thanks for the love! I haven't personally worked or used that machine so I cannot give you some advice on it. But you got to remember that a machine is a machine no matter what type it is. Since you're a beginner it seems like it would be enough.

@bobdabeastyo

10 жыл бұрын

***** Thanks man. I'm excited to learn how to sew and create! Thank you for the pattern also instagram.com/p/klCNpMpo4q/

@kenandrewdaily

10 жыл бұрын

No problem, glad to help!

Hey your videos are awesome i am a new to the whole sewing thing, so i will like to know what kind of sewing machine u are using. And do u think the Brother LS2125I is a good sewing machine.

@kenandrewdaily

10 жыл бұрын

Thanks, appreciate it. I never sewn with a brother machine yet but I heard they are pretty reliable.

@kelindokc

10 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your advice

Thank you for the video!

@kenandrewdaily

8 жыл бұрын

No prob!

@aileenmontoya9766

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much.

how partner use?

fuuark man, i swear you're getting better and better at these DIY's. Next time you should try it on so people know what it looks like on.

What kind of fabric did you say the black was ?? Sorry I'm having trouble hearing..... Could I use one of my brothers cotton shirts ? Lol

Sick Vid Man!!! Where did you get that Magnetic Sewing Guide?

@kenandrewdaily

10 жыл бұрын

I got it from Amazon

How do I contact you to possibly build a sample?

Hey man. Do you know the type of plastic you suggested picking up from HomeDepot? Or what what type is best?

@kenandrewdaily

9 жыл бұрын

Alex Peacock They don't have the plastic that I used anymore. I ordered from www.capsupplyco.com/ after that.

Dude!!! This is so sick bruh!! I'm most deff subscribing and liking. Amazing tutorial but do you know how to make a hat have structure in front (the section where the logo would go) so it won't look so floppy?

@kenandrewdaily

10 жыл бұрын

You would need to add a stiff fabric like polyester on the backside of the front panel to make it stand by itself.

Most machines have little line right next to the dog feed that measure 1/4 inch 1/2 inch and so on to 1 inch sometimes more for seam allowance. This is just so you won't have to draw on the seam allowance, it'll save time. A bias is a piece of fabric cut on a 45 degree angle to the grain of the fabric so it can stretch. Just some Knowledge for you. As Always Great Video. The 5 Panel Looks Dope. Oh where'd you get your magnetic sewing guide?

hey man, how shall I have my stitch width regulator if I'm sewing thick fabrics? thanks"!!

@kenandrewdaily

10 жыл бұрын

About 2 mm

what type of fabric did you use?

@kenandrewdaily

10 жыл бұрын

Vinyl

Super awesome video but I just had a few helpful hint from one sewer to another. 1if you have your pins be perpendicular to the edge of the fabric instead of parallel it makes it easier to pull them out as you sew and if you accidentally miss one and it goes under the foot it won't cause as much damage. 2 DO NOT USE YOUR FABRIC CUTTING TOOLS TO CUT ANYTHING BUT FABRIC it is amazing how fast paper can blunt the blades and its easier than you think to break your scissors trust me I've had it happen. 3 iron everything even if you don't think it needs it iron it anyway if you can't put the iron directly on it put it on a low heat keep it an inch or two above the fabric and steam it instead. I just want to help I'm not trying to be mean you don't even have to listen if you don't want to its just what I've learned from experience.

@kenandrewdaily

9 жыл бұрын

Emma Ashby Thanks for the advice! This video was made when I first started sewing (about 2 years ago). So I didn't know much. But since then, I've learned to switch my pin's orientation, use my rotary cutter only on fabric and always use an iron.

Hi! Did you use a 1" buckle/strap?

@kenandrewdaily

9 жыл бұрын

Rebecca L Yes I did!

hey man, would i be able to use my little singer genie 353 sewing machine to make these? or is there a specific type of machine to use to make hats? or does it really depend on material. let me know! thanks!

@kenandrewdaily

10 жыл бұрын

pyroman23 Never worked with that machine so I can't give you a direct answer. But you should be able to do this with most machines. Just set the tension up correctly.

@pyroman23

10 жыл бұрын

Appreciate it man. Also, the templates youve provided, does it fit most heads?

@kenandrewdaily

10 жыл бұрын

It's a OSFA template. If you want to have a certain size, you would need to modify it.

What plastic did you happen to get at Home Depot? Ive been searching for the right type of brim material but havent found one yet.

@kenandrewdaily

9 жыл бұрын

Trace Corley Synthetic plastic or something like that, I wouldn't use it though. I would go here for supplies like snaps and brims: www.capsupplyco.com/

Hey great videos, have you tried using buckram fabric for the inner side of the front panel?

@kenandrewdaily

10 жыл бұрын

No I haven't, why?

@Cloudvill

10 жыл бұрын

***** I've read that when you wet it and shape it, then dry it, it will harden and hold that shape. I've seen it on the inner two front panels of some 6-panel snapbacks. Saw the info about it on some millinery videos. I would like to try it, but I sold my sewing machine! gotta wait till I can buy one again X-(

@Cloudvill

10 жыл бұрын

Cloud Vil *not read but saw it

@kenandrewdaily

10 жыл бұрын

I haven't come across the actual material, but i'm pretty sure there's many alternatives to that. It seems like that material would be too expensive to slap on every single 5-panel made.

@Cloudvill

10 жыл бұрын

***** well not necessarily because you can get a yard of buckram for like 3-4 bucks are yard at joanns or online, that yard would prob be enough for dozens of hats, but you are right that there are probably alternatives, and either way, your 5-panel that you made holds a great form without it. If i ever get around to trying it out, I'll let you know

but you can you tell me where I can find please would greatly appreciate it

@kenandrewdaily

9 жыл бұрын

Victor Calle In the video description, there is a link to my blogger. Then scroll down to download the template.

Hey bro, where did you get your mold that you put the hat on top of at the end?

@kenandrewdaily

9 жыл бұрын

Cloud Vil You can get it at any hat store like Lids or hat club. Or get it on ebay

@Cloudvill

9 жыл бұрын

Awesome thanks man

Where can I download the pattern? I can't find a link in the video description :(

@kenandrewdaily

7 жыл бұрын

+Rosa Rot here ya go: kenandrewdaily.blogspot.com/2013/11/5-panel-template.html?m=1

Is that a thicker or thinner fabric

@kenandrewdaily

9 жыл бұрын

SCbackyardfishing Thinner fabric

What's the best kind of fabric to use?

@kenandrewdaily

9 жыл бұрын

SCbackyardfishing Cotton Twill

What kind if material did you use for this?

@kenandrewdaily

10 жыл бұрын

Faux leather from Joanns

Thanks for the free pattern!

@kenandrewdaily

10 жыл бұрын

No problem!

@tebiwonder

Жыл бұрын

​@@kenandrewdaily seguis teniendo los patrones? me los enviarias? por favor gracias ♥

How long did it take you to do this? And what's the best type of fabric to use for these hats? Sorry if you answered these already, I'm a new subscriber and I love your work!

@oddjuice6865

9 жыл бұрын

Odd Juice Also, how much do we need to sew from the edge,, 1 CM?

@kenandrewdaily

9 жыл бұрын

Odd Juice About an hour with templates. Wool/cotton blend. Thanks for the support!

@kenandrewdaily

9 жыл бұрын

Odd Juice Yes 1 cm.

If you want the hat to keep a certain form, buy some cheap hair spray and spray the inside. It'll act like starch on clothes but better

how much would you sell one of your custom made 5 panels for?

@kenandrewdaily

10 жыл бұрын

Fork&SpoonTS I don't make customs, but I would probably sell one for $15-20 if I did sell them.

What materials you use to make the tab?

@kenandrewdaily

10 жыл бұрын

Dylan Ryan Tab? What do you mean?

you're awesome!

Good video! i have a question.. the size of the templates of the link are regular? if we need a bigger size.. how can we modify the template? need some help! :) i am an 8 in new era!! Regards..

@kenandrewdaily

9 жыл бұрын

Pablo Mora The size of the template is OSFA. You can modify the template if you would like.

@pablomora7880

9 жыл бұрын

***** if the head is 64cm of circumference.. how do i modify to make it fit well.. help me please! i guess an OSFA dont fit me.. need some help here!! excelent video btw..

@pablomora7880

9 жыл бұрын

***** 5 panel hat template size 8?

Hey! can you tell me please the measurements of the five panel template? :) i love your videos btw

@kenandrewdaily

9 жыл бұрын

Gabriela González If you print the template true to size (On a regular piece of printer paper), you won't have to worry about measurements.

@Cyanflottante

9 жыл бұрын

Thanks! :)

can i have the 5 panel cap that you made ??i dont have any machine to do somthing like that haha

Can you make a denim vest from denim jeans tutorial please!!

@kenandrewdaily

10 жыл бұрын

I'll add this to my list, thanks for the suggestion!

I don't think your template will work for me. I recently bought a wig to switch hair colors without having to dye it, so I need a bigger cap... Any idea where to find a template for a bigger size? :(

that Link to 5-Panel Template seems smaller then the one in the video.. is that the same size your using

@kenandrewdaily

10 жыл бұрын

Yes, it's true to size.

@Tazyz

10 жыл бұрын

***** mines not adding up. the top not sizing up to the the front

@kenandrewdaily

10 жыл бұрын

I'm not sure what happened then. The template I used in the video is exactly the same as the template I uploaded.

what measures please

@kenandrewdaily

9 жыл бұрын

Victor Calle Download the template, print true to size. You don't need measurements.

do you make lots of hats?????

excelent video 2019