Beautiful beautiful ❤

@PQWQuilting

4 ай бұрын

Thank you! 😊

First time watcher here! I love this hat and I in live in Arizona, the Grand Canyon State. This is our first day of summer, we are going to start with the VERY hot temperatures, 110° this weekend. I like wear hats on outings, I am 73 years young and have had surgery twice on my face for "skin cancer", 24 stitches across my forehead last time. I grew up in southern California I surfed and played on the beaches most of each year. PLEASE protect your skin!!! This is why I'll be making this lovely hat with a wide brim.

@PQWQuilting

Жыл бұрын

Hi Cindy, exactly why we love being able to create these gorgeous hats - such a great way to keep our skin safe from the sun. I love that you'll be making one with a wide brim for the most protection! Stay safe 😊

Can't wait to get sewing these. I got the 'show special' kit from Melbourne's AQC to get started. Thanks for all the demo's & tips yesterday!

@PQWQuilting

Жыл бұрын

You're welcome Roseanne! We would love to see photos when you complete your hat - have fun creating yours 🤗

The hats look very professional. Thank you

@PQWQuilting

Жыл бұрын

Thank you , I am thrilled you like the hats I have designed Cheers Pauline

Very clever thankyou!

@PQWQuilting

Жыл бұрын

You're very welcome!

Hi from Canberra, this looks very interesting 😊

@PQWQuilting

Жыл бұрын

Hope you like it!

would love help with making the circle please. I bought the pattern.. and watch your video. But you already started the circle I can't get it started. l would love some help please

@PQWQuilting

Ай бұрын

Hi Kathy, Pauline shows how to start the circle for a similar project in this video where she is making HoneyBun Bowls. I think you will find the visual super helpful even though it isn't for the Robbie Hat! The section for starting the circle is around 14 minutes into the video: kzread.info/dash/bejne/h4V2rrNyftuZlLg.htmlsi=GaFTYr-ckD1dZIxO&t=839 I have a few more suggestions below that you might find useful for the next steps of your hat as well: My first suggestion is to make sure you create your hat in two separate sections (so you need to stop sewing after the first section and then start your brim). And I've got some tips below to help you keep your brim nice and flat. Make sure to keep the brim really flat on the bed of the machine. A great tip is to put the cord over your right shoulder and run it between your finger and thumb of your right hand. This is to stop the cord stretching as you go around the curves (which is what pulls it up instead of sitting flat). The goal is to have it just glide along. A Sew Slip Mat is very helpful to keep it gliding through if you're not already using one. And lastly, keep your left hand on the brim to keep it flat and don't be tempted to stretch it at all!

Good morning, Where has you purchase the glue?

@PQWQuilting

5 күн бұрын

You can purchase the glue from my website www.pqw.com.au. Hope you have fun making some fantastic creative hats . Pauline

How do you start creating the circle?

@PQWQuilting

Ай бұрын

Hi Hilary, Pauline shows how to start the circle for a similar project in this video where she is making HoneyBun Bowls. I think you will find the visual super helpful even though it isn't for the Robbie Hat! The section for starting the circle is around 14 minutes into the video: kzread.info/dash/bejne/h4V2rrNyftuZlLg.htmlsi=GaFTYr-ckD1dZIxO&t=839 If you have any more questions, please feel free to email us at hello@pqw.com.au and we can help you out there 😊

curious why you use batting at all? doesn't it make the hat heavy?

@PQWQuilting

Жыл бұрын

No the batting does not make the hats heavy , it is what gives the hat the body needed so it sits nicely on ones head