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Step 7Cut out four of each piece - hats and ears!
Cut out the hat pieces first, and then the ears. The hat pieces take up more room and have to be placed in certain ways.
The trick with the hat pieces is two get two sets of them - and when the curved backs are facing eachother, they both need to have the right side (the nubbier, fuzzier side of the fabric) of the fabric facing up!
Lay your piece of fabric nubby (right) side up, and then fold over the end piece so that you can fit the hat pattern on it, with the flap facing to the right. Pin it together, and cut through both layers of fabric! Do this twise. :)
The ears can be cut from any large scraps or the leftover fabric!
The trick with the hat pieces is two get two sets of them - and when the curved backs are facing eachother, they both need to have the right side (the nubbier, fuzzier side of the fabric) of the fabric facing up!
Lay your piece of fabric nubby (right) side up, and then fold over the end piece so that you can fit the hat pattern on it, with the flap facing to the right. Pin it together, and cut through both layers of fabric! Do this twise. :)
The ears can be cut from any large scraps or the leftover fabric!
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does nubby side mean the softer fluffier side or the side that you don't want to see?
and does that mean when you fold it over and put the pattern on top, its the softer side?
sorry i'm just sort of confused
In this case, you're folding the fabric in half so the nubby sides are touching and you're doing all the tracing on the smooth side. :)
thank you so much!