This programming Computer automatic feed cutting and Sewing Machine are extensively used for brim stitching for hat-making and sewing patterns for the fisherman hats, Irish county hat, Boonie hat and Session hat.
Main Features:
7.5 inch LCD Touch screen panel, Quick, easy and precise pattern editing;
Automatic needle setting function.
Automatic tangent line function.
Thread clamping function.
Broken needle detection function.
Product Parameters:
Model No. | JYL-PM-01D / JYL-PM-01P |
Presser Foot Mode | Electronic/Mechanical |
Sewing Speed | 3000 rpm |
Maximum Stitches | 20000 stitches/pattern |
Stored Programs | 1-999 patterns |
Machine Size | 1200*540*730mm |
Applicable Needle | DP*17 |
Supply Voltage | AC 220V single phase |
Weight | 75KG |
Motor | 750W Direct Drive Servo Motor |
Working range | maximum radius R135 |
Product Introduction
Most people make a brim for the bucket hat using a standard simple needle. It is definitely not a issue for producers of hats but the issues are that ” the pattern isn’t done sufficient well ” and ” the effectiveness of production in bulk is low.” It’s difficult to locate people who can be skilled at making caps, specifically this step: sew the hat’s the brim using a great patterns. Due to the reasons above we’re planning to make a more effective bucket hat machine that is automatic. It’s an automated brim of the hat stitching machine. JYL-PM-01 Bucket Hat Sewing Machine as well as Fisherman Hat Sewing Machine. This machine is ideal to make bucket hats and fishing hats. Irish country hat, session hats, among others. There are numerous advantages to this machine to create a the hat. It is simple to operate using the 7.5 inch touchscreen controller; Automatic setting of the needle for cutting, automatic cutting thread, needle thread clamping and breakage needle detection. breakage needle detection. One person is able to operate 23 Hat brim sewing machines at the same time. The sewing pattern is standard and elegant;
Whatever the thickness of the material is they can achieve the kind of stitching you need to make hats. It uses Japan imported machine heads that can provide stability. The jig is equipped with a side plates and a turntable. They also include a voice broadcast feature that helps users to operate the machine step by step. It’s a great way to free your hands. The hat sewing machine has become well-known in cap factories. where one worker can operate multiple machines, which helps to reduce the cost of labor as well as materials and time.Specialty allows sewing to be more efficient. You are invited to find out more about our cap sewing machines.
Making a bucket hat with a sewing machine is a fun and relatively straightforward project. Follow these steps to create your own bucket hat:
Materials you'll need:
Fabric of your choice (cotton, denim, or any suitable material)
Sewing machine
Thread (matching the fabric color)
Scissors
Pins
Measuring tape
Iron and ironing board
Step 1: Pattern and Measurements
You can find a bucket hat pattern online or create your own by measuring the circumference of your head where the hat will sit (usually above the ears and around the forehead). Add an inch to this measurement for seam allowance.
Decide how deep you want your hat to be and add that measurement to the circumference measurement.
Step 2: Cut the Fabric
Use your pattern to cut two pieces of fabric (one for the outer layer and one for the inner lining). Make sure to cut on the fold for the brim so that it's one continuous piece.
Step 3: Sew the Brim
Take the brim piece (the circular part) of your hat and fold it in half with the right sides of the fabric facing each other. Pin it in place.
Sew along the curved edge, leaving the straight edge open. Remember to backstitch at the beginning and end to secure the stitches.
Step 4: Trim and Turn the Brim
Trim any excess fabric and clip notches along the curved seam to help the brim lay flat when turned.
Carefully turn the brim right side out and press it with an iron to give it a smooth shape.
Step 5: Sew the Hat Crown
Take the crown pieces (the taller rectangular part of your hat) and place them right sides together. Pin along the curved edge.
Sew along the curved edge, again backstitching at the beginning and end.
Step 6: Attach Brim to Crown
With the hat crown still inside out and the brim right side out, slide the brim inside the crown. Match up the raw edges and pin them together, ensuring the seams of the crown and brim line up.
Sew the brim to the crown, making sure to keep the layers flat and avoiding any puckering. This will attach the brim to the body of the hat.
Step 7: Finish the Hat
Turn the hat right side out and press it flat with an iron.
To add a lining, repeat steps 5 and 6 with the lining fabric but leave a small opening in the lining seam to turn the hat right side out later.
Slip the lining inside the hat with the right sides together. Align the raw edges and pin them together.
Sew along the edge of the hat's brim, leaving the small opening in the lining to turn the hat right side out.
Turn the hat right side out through the opening and hand-sew the opening in the lining closed.
Step 8: Final Touches
Press the hat again to make sure everything is smooth and even.
You can optionally add a chin strap, eyelets, or any other decorative elements to your hat.
Now, you have your own handmade bucket hat! Enjoy wearing it and showing off your sewing skills.