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If you have trouble printing it, make sure you are printing from a computer, not a phone or tablet. Make sure to print at 100%
34 reviews for *FREE* Bouffant Surgical Cap Pattern
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Denise Brown (verified owner) –
want to down load
Debby Hunker –
You have to go through the checkout to download the pattern. It doesn’t cost anything, but you still have to go through the process.
Tammy –
I am a nurse in the OR and would love to make myself a few. I would also like to make some for my co-workers
Char –
Really cute caps
Olivia Golden –
Love this tutorial, I will be trying to make my own scrub caps! Thank you! Have a fantastic day!
Olivia Golden
Amarillo, Texas
Linda Sitz (verified owner) –
Thank you for doing this. I have family in the medical field.
Margaret Mashburn –
I’m going to try making it
Becky (verified owner) –
Awesome
Angela Anderson (verified owner) –
seems straight forward enough. I’m going to make a bunch for my local clinic due to shortage of the disposables during this pandemic.
Jan Neil –
That was a good tutorial. I’ll be making my daughter and perhaps her co-workers a cap. I appreciate you sharing and empowering!
Robin (verified owner) –
Thank you, our local clinic is asking for these!
Susan Hey (verified owner) –
The idea is fabulous however the finished product is way too small.
Debby Hunker (verified owner) –
Are you sure you printed at 100%? I’ve never had that comment before. You can also chose to print larger than 100% if you need a larger cap.
Susan Hey (verified owner) –
The error was mine. I apologize for not reading the directions correctly. I have had 9 surgical nurses ask for these caps.
Chris (verified owner) –
Thanks so much for making this pattern free. Going to make these for hospitals here in Australia as they are running short. ??
Cathy Rotondi (verified owner) –
I can’t download the surgical cap pattern. Following all instructions it still won’t download. Please help and thank you.
Cathy
Debby Hunker (verified owner) –
There should be an email that comes with the download attached
Cathy (verified owner) –
At first a little difficult to figure out the download but was able to get it and the pattern and instructions are wonderful. Now off to making some caps.
BONNIE CHARRIER (verified owner) –
Thank you So MUCH, I have been making masks for our local hospital and friends in need and now they need caps and I needed a pattern.
Ramona Owens (verified owner) –
The cap was very easy and was great except too small. How do I print again so I can enlarge
Debby Hunker (verified owner) –
You may need to open it with Adobe Acrobat and make sure scaling is 100%
Nina Keester –
Looking forward to using this pattern in mass. I have been asked to make these for by a nurse friend for herself and co-workers who are working a COVID-19 ward in a VA Hospital.
Dee Manning –
I’m going to try making it, Thank you
Barb Boisvert (verified owner) –
If I added the sf101 would it still be washable in hot water to sterilize it?
Debby Hunker (verified owner) –
Yes. No problem
KATHY HOPPER –
A friend of mine daughter works in the ICU unit with coronavirus patients, and they can’t get enough supplies. As I’m making masks, she asked if I could make her a cap, so looked for a pattern. Yours looks like a good one. Thank you.
CHERYL DUNCAN (verified owner) –
Thank you for this free pattern. My daughter is a RN at a large hospital here in Cincinnati, Ohio. She was moved from her “regular” job in the ER to the new “covid19 unit”. I was just talking to her about keeping her very long hair tied up in more than her normal ponytail. This will give me one less thing to worry about when she is working.
T Hiatt (verified owner) –
Very simple to make. Really appreciate you sharing this as a free item. Our church ladies are making these for a local hospital. Thanks again.
Kristina (verified owner) –
Loved this pattern. Because of the elastic shortage I made some alterations. I hemmed the back flat area up where the elastic would have gone and then made ties (aprox 25 in x 1.5 in) and inserted into the seams on either side. Also due to the lack of elastic and to ensure it fit a variety of heads/hair, I also made the back a smidge wider. Any slack can easily be taken up by the ties. This was an excellent pattern to give a base and build off of to suit my needs.
Rita –
I have a granddaughter and son-in-law in the medical field. Am going to try to make this for them and if I succeed, will make more for their co-workers. Thank you so much for doing this.
Barbara Ochs (verified owner) –
Pattern is great, easy to follow. Made 2 hats for work in a couple of hours.
KatieJ (verified owner) –
Thank you so much for sharing this pattern! Video directions were so helpful, I was able to easily make several of these for my sister in law who is a nurse- she wanted to buy some buy they were all on back order because of the corona virus crisis!
Patti (verified owner) –
Making this for my niece she works in a hospital
Shari –
Thank you for providing this for free…Making for hospital staff!!! You rock!!
Linda S Bracken –
Thank you very much for giving this free pattern! My two daughters and I are nurses. We are working with short supplies. I will be making us a few of these!
Joyce Koch (verified owner) –
Thank you so much for doing this! My daughter is a nurse and was wanting some of these for her team. I guess I know what I will be doing tomorrow!
Susan Welsh (verified owner) –
What a great video. Very generous and clear. I especially want to thank you for the way you made it so easy and laid back. Not a huge amount of fuss. I look forward to trying out your other projects. Thank you.
Emma Ruhmann (verified owner) –
I’ve made many of these for my family members in the medical field. They are handing them out at work. They really like this style of surgical cap. Thank you so much for a free pattern for us to use! And even better, a video!!
Leslie –
Thank you so much for the free pattern and instructions. I’m an RN and making these for some of the nurses at the hospital I work at. You’re an angel for doing this. Thanks again.