
These knotted baby hats have got to be one of the fastest things to sew - the only downside is that they require cotton knit fabric, which is very different from my stash of quilt fabric (cotton knit fabric has a stretch that quilt fabric does not have). The stretch makes the caps more comfy and snug on the baby's noggin.
I had a hard time finding a pattern or tutorial for these, so I'm trying to make my own. Of course, I'll share it when it's done :)


My favorite cap (so far) is this one with pig-tail double knots.
They can also be tied together. Neat.
It'd be quite helpful if I had a real baby head to try these on.
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On another note, if you like sloppy joe sandwiches, I have delicious recipe from my grandma to share.
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