Cap making workshops
About the Course
In this one day workshop you will be able to make your own cap from a choice of three styles. The 8-panel, peaked cap, known as a Newsboy or Gatsby Cap, this style is also very popular with Peaky Blinders enthusiasts. The Cadet style cap or the Trapper cap which has cosy ear flaps. The ear flap is designed to hug the neck and pull in against the ears and when flipped up, it stays tight against the cap without the need for fasteners. Or the Captain style cap, also known as a Fisherman or Fiddler style cap.
These unisex caps suit all ages and the pattern sizes range from child to large adult.
You will need to bring just 1 metre of your own fabric. This cap can be made with a broad variety of fabrics. I would recommend fabric of medium thickness like wool suiting, denim or canvas but avoid fabrics that are heavy, rigid or thick. Thinner fabrics like cotton or linen can also be used with a layer of interlining or interfacing, both of which can be provided on the workshop. All other materials and machinery, including lining fabrics, are provided.
The workshop is one day and the cost is £45. To keep social distancing safety measures, there are only 2 places available on this workshop.
If you will be redeeming a CraftCourses gift voucher on this course, the voucher code must be provided at the point of booking.
What's included in the price?
All tools and equipment are provided and any lining or interfacing materials are also included.
Tea, coffee and refreshments are also provided.
Contact
Paula Cain at Chester Costume HouseHigh Street
Saltney, Chester
Cheshire
CH4 8SE
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Suitable for
- Parking provided
- Public transport
- Suitable for beginners