How to Make a Flannel and Sherpa Beanie

I recently made a flannel and sherpa neck warmer for the cold winter we are currently experiencing. I thought I would make a flannel and sherpa beanie to go with it. This beanie project is super simple and can be made in about an hour or less including cutting depending on your sewing skills. You can make this from two layers of fleece if you like but I decided to line mine with sherpa for extra warmth. How fun!

I used the flannel and sherpa I had left over from my previous project to make this cute little beanie. I purchased both at JOANN Fabric & Craft Stores. You could head to Amazon Fabrics or onlinefabristore.net to get what you need for your beanie project if you like. The post contains affiliate links that if you click on them and make a purchase I may receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

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How to Make a Lined Beanie

What you will Need: How to Make a Flannel and Sherpa Beanie

• Pattern you can get by clicking on this link
• 1/2 yd Flannel
• 1/2 yd Sherpa
• Standard sewing supplies

Step 1: Cut out your Fabrics

Using the pattern piece cut two flannel on the fold. Also using the pattern piece cut two sherpa pieces 4″ longer than the bottom of the pattern piece so that it will fold up as a cuff.

Step 2: Stitch the Short Curves

Take each piece of the flannel and the sherpa and stitch the short curves together using a 1/2″ seam allowance.

Step 3: Join the Two Pieces Together

Place the two flannel pieces right sides together stitch the long curve using a 1/2″ seam allowance. This will create the outer beanie. Repeat for the sherpa but leave an opening for turning in a later step. You will have two beanies

Step 4: Join the Two Beanies

Place the two beanies right sides together so that the bottom raw edges are matching and stitch all the way around the bottom of the beanies.

Step 5: Turn Right Sides Out

Turn the beanie right sides out through the opening in the Sherpa. Hand stitch the opening closed using ladder stitch. turn the beanie so that the funnel iOS right sides out. Push the sherpa inside the flannel. You will notice that the sherpa is longer than the flannel. Turn up the sherpa to act as a cuff on the beanie. You have now finished your flannel and sherpa beanie.

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