Kippah Pattern
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If you are looking for a kippah pattern, you’ve come to the right place. One of my most visited blog posts and YouTube videos is how to sew a kippah, also known as a yarmulke.
With the release of my second Hanukkah fabric line from Riley Blake Designs, Hanukkah Nights, I decided it was time to take the pattern up a notch.
I’ve combined two of my favorite things: sewing and crafting with my Cricut Maker.
You can still get the kippah pattern instructions and template for free (with updated photos showing my new fabric collection). If you have a Cricut Maker and like to use it to cut fabric, I have a pattern for sale in my Etsy Shop.
Since each kippah uses 12 pieces of fabric, 6 for the outside and 6 for the lining, it’s a big time saver to let your Cricut Maker or other cutting machine that can cut fabric take care of the cutting so you can do the sewing!
In the video below I share tips on cutting directional fabric by hand with the template so you don’t have menorahs or other objects upside down on a man’s head. I also show you how to set up and cut the pieces using your machine.
🎯 SHORTCUTS TO SPECIFIC TOPICS:
00:00 introduction
00:44 Use template and cut fabric by hand
01:11 How to cut directional fabric
03:40 Set up SVG files in Cricut
04:56 Put fabric on Cricut Mat
06:54 Cut fabric with Cricut
07:31 Remove fabric from mat
08:15 Cleaning your fabric mat
If you use either of my patterns and post them on Instagram I hope you tag me so I can see!
🧵 Tara Reed
