Protect Your Hair This Winter With This Easy DIY Satin-lined Beanie

6 Materials
$10
30 Minutes
Easy

We love our beanies in winter, but they can mess up our hair.


It’s quick and easy to add a satin lining to them, to both protect our hair and make the beanie more comfortable.


I’m doing one for my son today, but the method is the same whatever the size.

Tools and materials:

  • Satin lining fabric
  • Knitted beanie
  • Fabric marker
  • Scissors
  • Pins
  • Sewing machine
Tracing beanie

1. Trace the beanie

Fold your satin lining in half with the right side inside.


Place the beanie in the center and trace around it.


You need to add an allowance all around because the beanie will stretch but the lining won’t.


This is the amount I allowed and I wish I’d made it a little larger.

Sewing lining

2. Sew the lining

Cut out the lining.


Sew the curved edges together with a zigzag stitch. I used a quarter inch seam allowance.

Attaching lining

3. Attach the lining

Flip your beanie wrong side out and your lining right side out.


Tuck the beanie inside the lining.

Attaching lining

Grab the bottom edge of the lining and turn it under by about a quarter of an inch to hide the raw edge.

Attaching lining

Pin the lining to the beanie.

Attaching lining

Sew them together around the lower edge of the lining. 

Attaching lining

Use a zigzag or stretch stitch and stretch the beanie to fit the lining as you sew.


Turn your hat right side up and flip up the cuff, and you’re done!

DIY satin-lined beanie

You can match the lining shade to the hat or add a pop of color, it’s up to you.

DIY satin-lined beanie

DIY satin-lined beanie

Once you’ve lined one beanie, you won’t be able to stop. You’ll soon have a collection of them.


What do you think of this idea? Comment down below.


Next, learn How to Sew a French Seam.


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Suggested materials:
  • Satin lining fabric
  • Knitted beanie
  • Fabric marker
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