Male scrub cap pattern free

A simple pattern for a reversible scrub cap, designed for doctors, by a doctor.

I was approached by a family friend who asked if I could make her some surgical caps, so I found a pattern and got to sewing! First I figured out what fabrics I had left in big enough pieces and le…

Scrub hats!!! Anyone making them? Just drafted a pattern as I needed to make one for a doctor friend and, as usual, since I did the work and digitised the pattern, I also took photos of the process and I'm sharing it all here. Feel free to share the link to this blog anywhere you like for people to find it, but please don't share/post the pattern file itself.

Surgical Cap Sewing Pattern with download - see kate sew

Fabric Composition is Cotton - Rayon - Spandex- Button for mask strap • Cotton Rich, Stretch Fabric• Ultra Soft• Cool Feeling• Light Weight• Features a Terrycloth Sweatband• Back Elastic• Adjustable, Tie Back Closure * Inside of hat front is designed with a sweat-absorbent terry cloth. * For sanitary concern, this item cannot be returned for exchange or refund

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Cotton scrub caps with a drawstring closure would make an excellent gift for the healthcare workers in your life. Styled after those seen on the medical drama Grey’s Anatomy, they are one siz…

Looking for a free scrub cap pattern? In this video sewing tutorial I will show you how to make scrub hats - I have 2 different styles and two free printable scrub cap patterns.

What can you do with a skull cap? Plenty! Doctors and nurses wear skull caps (or scrub caps) to secure their hair during surgery. Chefs wear skull caps to keep hair out of their twice-braised beef. Motorcycle riders, football players, and construction workers wear skull caps to make their helmets and hard hats more comfortable. (And to look super cool, of course.) This week Rob is working on a totally rad, custom skull cap. Make it out of superheros, Harry Potter prints, or a gnarly Indian…

Scrub hats!!! Anyone making them? Just drafted a pattern as I needed to make one for a doctor friend and, as usual, since I did the work and digitised the pattern, I also took photos of the process and I'm sharing it all here. Feel free to share the link to this blog anywhere you like for people to find it, but please don't share/post the pattern file itself.