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by toogie 09 Apr 2018 ( edited Apr 16'18 18:26 )
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I am looking for free (hopefully) cap patterns, for the cancer patient. Can anyone point me in the right direction and advise which fabrics are best? AND if any of you have tried the pattern, your reviews. Thank you-Toogie

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by pennyhal2 09 Apr 2018
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Try this site:

https://www.thespruce.com/chemo-hat-and-turban-sewing-patterns-2977862
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by toogie 09 Apr 2018
Thank you!
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by sdrise 10 Apr 2018
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I just made a few hats for myself. I used Polar fleece and a stretch jersey. They came out great! Mc Calls M 6521 has a cute hat pattern I used . I got it at Joanne's for 199 on sale. Hope that helps suzanne
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by toogie 10 Apr 2018
Thanks Suzanne. I'm sure yours did come out great, you should show us which view you used. So sorry you have need for one, though.
This is for a lady at church. Well, not actually for her, but for a neighbor or someone she knows. She wanted me to look and print her out a pattern, if I could find one free. I told her I would look and enlist my friends here to help with the search. Thank you about the fabrics you used too. Hope things get better for you soon and treatments don't make you too sick.-Toogie
by sdrise 14 Apr 2018
I did style G the cap with the brim and the cap is gathered on th sides. It cam out cute!
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by jofrog2000 16 Apr 2018
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There's at least one free on Craftsy from So sew Easy under free patterns. I'm there and only partway through the 42 pages.
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by toogie 16 Apr 2018
Just went through them myself, thanks!
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by sewdeb 16 Apr 2018
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Here's a winter beanie from Nancy Zieman's site.

And 10 free sewing patterns or knitting or crochet directions from tipjunkie.
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by toogie 16 Apr 2018
Thanks for the links, I'll go look.
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by parkermom 16 Apr 2018
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http://www.cancerdemamaclinic.com/information-for-volunteers/patterns/pattern-for-sewn-reversible-chemo-hat/

I have made several hats from this pattern, and have used cottony fabrics, minky or other soft stable knits. The softer the better!
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by toogie 16 Apr 2018
Thanks I'll take a look and the advice.