cut that shape out and work it down until it is circle that fits into the inside top of the fez. You can put the fez upside down on a piece of paper and trace it. (pic3) I did not include a top for this pattern because the top size is different for ever fez size. It will not come off and if you try to get it off, it WILL make it worse. I repeat DO NOT let the hot glue or hot glue gun touch the fabric on the outside of the fez. Glue along the inside edge of the interfacing a little at a time while pressing over the bottom edges that you just clipped. (pic2) At the bottom of the fez, snip the edges all the way around, not quite all the way to the intefacing.
Sew the fez fabric together and fit it around your interfacing form until it is snug. Also make sure that the interfacing form is directly in the middle of the fez fabric, with enough seam allowance on both the top and bottom. If it isn't tight enough it will be wrinkly on the interfacing form. Make sure that you pin it together as tight against the interfacing as you can. Then take you fez fabric and turn it inside out around the outside of that interfacing piece, pinning the ends together. Sew one end of the interfacing to the other Overlapping one side over the other by about a half inch. You could hand sew everything if you'd like. You do not need to use a zigzag stitch nor do you even need a sewing machine. (pic1) Take your fez interfacing and sew the ends together. Then do the same directions for cutting the fabric and lining for the regular size fez. Also cut a 3 inch circle in interfacing for the fez top. When cutting lining, the top and sides only need a 1/2 in seam allowance but the bottom needs an inch seam allowance(pic 4)Ĭut the exact size of the pattern for interfacing. If you don't know many sewing terms, this is called a seam allowance.Īlso cut the fez top fabric with a 1 inch border(pic 3). Once you've cut the interfacing pieces, cut out your fabric(pic 2) which includes a 1 inch border around the entire pattern piece. Trace and cut out those shapes in interfacing only. You do not need to make room for any seam allowances for this part. When you have selected your size from the pattern, trace it onto the stabilizer as well as a a circle 6" in diameter(which you will be trimming down to get the right size). The pattern provided has different sizes marked on it. Whos does, make sure the size is smaller than the crown size of your head. If you want the fez to sit on your head the way Dr. Measure your head or get an approximation of what crown size you would like. 5 inches any ribbon or elastic that will blend into your hair. 1 make your own covered button about 3/4 inch (They look like this. 1 tassle (hobby lobby) both small and largeħ. 1/2 yard of the thickest sew in stabilizer interfacing you can find or 7 inches for mini fez ( If you don't know what interfacing or stabilizer is just ask someone at the place you are shopping and they will lend you a hand)Ħ.
1/3 yard of velvet or whatever fabric you would like outside fabric of the fez to be or 7 inches for mini fezĥ. approx 1/3 yard of any fabric for lining or 7 inches fabric for mini fezĤ. Pattern The small on is on an 8.5 x11 sheet of paper and the large one is on a 12x18" peice of paperģ. These are the things you will be needing:Ġ.
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