Hello everyone

It's a beautiful day to you all out there and I hope you all are doing just great, it's my pleasure to be here again after awhile, I'm so much happy to share with you the making of this turban cap I made from a left over fabric I made for my sister.

It's been awhile a made an outfit for my sister who insisted I make a simple gown outfit for her, recently, I traveled home and as I always do, I make sure I go home with different outfits for my sisters and their children that is if I'm so chanced, but this particular time, I had it in mind to make for just one of my elder sister because of her frequent call that I should make sure I come with something nice for her, though for me, I was so busy making plans for my wedding and I had no time to make outfit for everybody, luckily enough for her, I was able to make this simple gown outfit with wrapped upper bodice and 360° flare and it was so nice.

After the making of this beautiful gown, which I saw that was ok, at some point, I thought of having it for myself 😂😂😂 I had some left over from the fabric, well at first, it never occurred to me that I could make something nice from the pieces, which can be used to compliment the gown outfit, though, anytime I finish making an outfit, the left over is always kept safe for future use, just as we all know here that every pieces count down to the last piece, I did same with the left over fabric.

Few days later, I came across someone who was wearing an outfit with a turban cap made from same fabric and immediately, I thought of the outfit I made for my sister with the left over fabric, but I was contemplating if the left over fabric would be enough for the type of cap I saw, when I got home, with the same knowledge I had on how to make a turban cap, I tried calculating the amount of fabric I had left and the type of cap but unfortunately it was not enough so I had to look for a simplier turban cap with the pieces I had left.

Fortunately enough for me, I came across this simple turban cap on YouTube and the pieces was enough with my calculations.

To make the turban cap, I took the circumference measurement of my head to be 21, then on the left over fabric, I measured 24" by 5.5" on fold in two places, then it was taken to my sewing machine to sew the sides on the two pieces as shown below.