welding hat

"THE PAINTED HORSE" wrote in message news:%vbsh.10$ snipped-for-privacy@bignews3.bellsouth.net...

And Sharon Hays will probably be along soon to give you more.

Beverly

"BEI Design" wrote in message news:E7adnY-FTtWCzSzYnZ2dnUVZ snipped-for-privacy@comcast.com...

I searched the google archives for alt.sewing, where these have been discussed before:

HTH,

Beverly

"BEI Design" wrote in message news:ya-dnX5mfdRwzSzYnZ2dnUVZ snipped-for-privacy@comcast.com...

And to save you some time: McCalls 3193 would have to size it up for an adult. Beverly

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LOL I think You and Kay got this one covered. ;) My only tip on these type of do-rags is go ahead and line them with something. You don't have to line the band around the front that becomes the ties. I do a lot of these for my BIL. He's "follically challenged." (IOW, not so much hair left any more.) He really likes these type hats. So for summer, I make them for him out of quilting cottons (with all type of WILD prints) and line them with baby terry cloth. He says that works great. For winter, I line them with 100% cotton flannel, prewashed in hot a couple times. It's very soft, and keeps his head cozy in the winter. :) Most of the patterns I've seen are all about the same, so pick whichever one you makes the most sense to you.

HTH

Sharon

I do a lot of

"follically challenged." Where's the spew warning, Sharon. Had to clean the screen and desk this time. Juno

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"THE PAINTED HORSE" wrote

Would one of the hat patterns in Wild Things work? The price is right! (its free)

I don't know any welders so don't know what the criteria are for a good welding hat!

Sorry about that. LOL

Sharon