Headscarf with Cuff

Hello, my dears,

As a complement to the summer dress, I also sewed a headscarf. The materials here were again my cotton jersey with the little pears and a piece of pink cuff fabric.



Thanks to the wide cuff, the headscarf is sure to fit well and not slip. The stretchy cuff always helps a garment be worn longer because it grows with the child.



I’m especially proud of the rolled hem. This was actually the first time I made one. The pros do this with an overlock sewing machine. Since I only have a regular sewing machine, I had to make it work with that. The advantages are: the edge is single-layer, not so thick, nothing can fray, and it ripples, which looks slightly playful.



On the sides, there are small darts on the right and left (see arrow), so that the headscarf sits nicely against the head when worn.



At the back, on the other hand, it is airy, but when worn the pointed end hangs over it anyway, and in windy weather you could also tuck it into the cuff.



And the pattern can also really show itself when worn ...



So, that was the little headscarf. Very easy to sew. I suspect I’ll make a few more of these for the summer. We’ll see what Lisann’s mom says. It mustn’t be too kitschy, after all.

Best wishes, Ina

That’s adorable. A great way to use up scraps!!

So cute and so pretty :-)

Best wishes, Inge

It’s definitely not cheesy, but it’s absolutely adorable!

So cute 🥰

Another fantastic piece of clothing. It can replace a hat on cool days—perfect for little girls.