A PDF Sewing Pattern from Charlie’s Aunt Designs

This is a PDF sewing pattern for the 1920’s-inspired Kettlebaston cloche hat, featuring an integrated band, pieced crown, and button tab trim. This smart hat design has a neat brim that is reminiscent of the flattering shapes of the late 20s and early 30s cloche hats. The Kettlebaston cloche hat is equally suitable for today’s attire sewn from tweed, moleskin, or corduroy for autumn and winter wear, or in lighter weight linen fabrics for warmer weather. This PDF sewing pattern provides actual size templates to print. As many of the templates are too big to fit on one sheet, you must cut out and tape these templates together where shown. Instructions for this are clear. Three different sizes – small (21½”), medium (22½), and large (23½”) – are included in the pattern. This pattern is not suitable for beginners.
Sewing Supplies:
½ yard (50 cm) of 54” (140 cm) wide, or 2/3 yard of 44” (112 cm) wide, exterior fabric for the outside of the hat
2/3 yard (60 cm) of 36” (92 cm) wide fusible interfacing (in a firm weight) to stiffen the exterior fabric
¼ yard (25 cm) of 36” (92 cm) wide lining fabric to line the hat
approximately 1 yard (39 cm) of 1” (25 mm) width grosgrain ribbon for the interior band
1 button approx. 1¼” (35 mm) diameter to trim side tab
sticky tape (to join pattern templates)
pins
fabric marker pen, pencil, or chalk
thread to match fabric