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~Chef's Hats and Kerchiefs~

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Pair of festive feline chefs hats made for a silent auction!  They sold quite quickly as a great mother and daughter gift!
Another couple of chefs hats made for the silent auction from leftover fabrics!
Chefs hat of ticking and gingham...
Chefs hats and kerchiefs made from a sheet purchased from Goodwill!
Constructed from a nice bolt of ticking fabric...
Pair of festive feline chefs hats made for a silent auction!  They sold quite quickly as a great mother and daughter gift!

Pair of festive feline chef's hats made for a silent auction!  They sold quite quickly as a great mother and daughter gift!
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Students in our family and consumer science department have always enjoyed making aprons.  This past year we added chef's hats and kerchiefs optional to their sewing portfolio!

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gossjean gossjean writes: I have looked high and low for patterns for chef's hats and can not find them in the stores. I purchased the one I am using in my home economics class off of ebay! I made templates of the pattern piece so my students would destroy the frail tissue paper one that I have! I have been using the template for so long, I will have to see if I can find the original pattern!

Yeah...I found it! McCall's (Uniform Essentials #2233) for chef's coalt, kerchief, hat and standard chef apron. Checked online at www.mcall.com and they still have it. Hope that helps...
Posted: 6:52 am on February 22nd

beaderonboard beaderonboard writes: Great job, they are very clever and cute, I especially like the striped ones, and the father son one made from the sheet.
Posted: 5:13 pm on February 10th

SewingForKids SewingForKids writes: These are so cute and would be perfect for my girl scouts to make. Did you reference any pattern, or just make your own? Can you offer any tips?
Posted: 4:07 pm on February 10th

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