This last month or so, I had been working on market bags, lunch bags, and totebags. Then I received a request to make surgical caps. I had never done any, but I was game! I came up with 2 different styles; several different sizes. (I don't believe one size fits all is for everyone!) My buyer came by yesterday and bought the nine I had ready with her fabrics. She took eight others (made with my fabrics) to her hospital today; I'm hoping for a sell-out, lol. I will be listing them online; if anyone is interested, just e-mail me. I can customize them for you!



Very nice Lynn and a good change from doing the same thing..Did you have a pattern or are you just familiar with surgical caps
ReplyDeleteThat's funny, Nancy. I did buy a pattern online; then tweaked it to make it mine.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the hats! My welders caps provide me with an abundance of scraps to sew with too!
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