Pattern for Recycled Tin Can Caps
I made this Coca-Cola Cap based on a memory from the past.
This time, I used 7 350ml cans of Coca-Cola.
I got the tools from a 100-yen shop.
The cans were easily cut with regular scissors, and I used packing string for the braided cord.
The holes for the string were neatly made with a punch.
Please adjust the hat size by tightening the cord.
It seems like you could make a good product using Pepsi, Kirin Lemon, or other brands.
This time, I will provide you with a pattern made on A5-sized plain paper.
I apologize for the amateur hand-drawn design.
No returns, no refunds, no complaints (3N).
I do not make hats.
Please check the photos for the pattern and the finished hat.
I plan to ship via mini-letter (shipping fee: 63 yen).
Due to my lack of efficiency, shipping will be on Saturday or Sunday.
Thank you for your understanding.
Pattern...Hat
This time, I used 7 350ml cans of Coca-Cola.
I got the tools from a 100-yen shop.
The cans were easily cut with regular scissors, and I used packing string for the braided cord.
The holes for the string were neatly made with a punch.
Please adjust the hat size by tightening the cord.
It seems like you could make a good product using Pepsi, Kirin Lemon, or other brands.
This time, I will provide you with a pattern made on A5-sized plain paper.
I apologize for the amateur hand-drawn design.
No returns, no refunds, no complaints (3N).
I do not make hats.
Please check the photos for the pattern and the finished hat.
I plan to ship via mini-letter (shipping fee: 63 yen).
Due to my lack of efficiency, shipping will be on Saturday or Sunday.
Thank you for your understanding.
Pattern...Hat
Category
Japanese & Western Sewing Materials
Condition
New/unused
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
From
Kanagawa
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