Bucket hats quickly became one of the most popular accessories last summer and it looks like they’re here to stay this season as well. Mood’s quick and easy new sewing pattern means that you can jump on this trend with ease! The best part? This pattern is fully reversible, so you can sew yours up as a 2-in-1 accessory or simply line it with a pop of color! Try yours in a crisp denim, comfy twill, or get vibrant with a holographic vinyl!
Purchase Materials Used Below:
- MDF262 – The Bucket Hat Sewing Pattern (free download below!)
Paisley Version:
- 1 yard After Dark Paisley Bandana Printed Stretch Cotton Denim
- 1 yard Stratton White Solid Organic Cotton Twill
Solid Version
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24 comments
Super !!!
Is there Seam Allowances already on the pattern?
Yes, a 1/2″ seam allowance is already included! 🙂
Thanks!
cant wait to make it woo
Hey, Courtney!
You’re my favorite designer here! As fall comes, with strong flavors from the 90s, I wondered if you would be willing to think blue velvet dress thoughts… like that off the shoulder full skirted formal that floats around pinterest…
is there a “FOLD” line indicated on the Bucket Hat pattern?
Hi, Diane! No, none of the bucket hat pieces are cut on the fold. 🙂
The directions mention “on the fold.” It also seems like there is a small point in the middle of the pattern for the brim that I thought might be the fold line. Thanks for the tip.
Thanks also on the tip about the fold.. I was missing the mental layout on the fabric. That’s always a helpful visual at the start.
finally an extra large hat without me adding/adjusting a pattern.
Can this be lined?
Hi Katherine! This pattern is fully reversible and includes a lining. 😀
can’t wait to make this.
i love the bucket hat.
Thank you for such a fun pattern! I made one this weekend and have at least 4 more on my list to make!
I just saw Jess on Oklaroots make this hat and I can’t wait to give it a try. Thanks so much! I look forward to pouring through your website!
I also discovered it via OklaRoots and am going to make one today for an upcoming cruise to Bermuda!! THANKS, MOOD!!!!
Thank you for the pattern. I saw this on OklaRoots, too. Now I’m excited to look around your site.
Jess from Okla Roots recommended this! Can’t wait to try this pattern!
I’m a sewer. Can’t wait to make
Just saw Jess from Okla Roots make this, off to get some fusible interfacing.
love this idea, but where in the instructions does it mention how to make it fully reversible? I imagine you make another hat and attach it wrong sides together, but would you have a double brim or just make one brim with 2 separate fabrics on it? Thank you!
Hi, Wendy! Correct, you can make two full layers of the hat and attach them face to face at the brim. Leave about 3″ open along the outside of the brim to turn your hate right side out and then close the opening when you topstitch the brim. Hope that makes sense! 🙂