Free surgical scrub hat patterns

Best free Scrub Cap Patterns to DIY for health care workers : this list rounds up how to create protective surgical hats for nurses and doctors

Having printable surgical hat patterns at your disposal allows you to create personalized and comfortable headgear, essential for maintaining hygiene and safety in medical or lab environments..

Scrub hats!!! Anyone making them? Just drafted a pattern as I needed to make one for a doctor friend and, as usual, since I did the work and digitised the pattern, I also took photos of the process and I'm sharing it all here. Feel free to share the link to this blog anywhere you like for people to find it, but please don't share/post the pattern file itself.

Use the free scrub cap pattern to make a reversible, bouffant style scrub hat. Detailed, easy to follow instructions with photos are also provided.

Our local hospital has put out a call for 1,000 surgical or scrub caps to help them respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. In addition to sewing up a storm, I made this DIY Surgical Cap Tutorial to help others join in this effort. Below you'll find a free printable pattern, step-by-step tutorial and YouTube demo (my first, awkward attempt at a video - which was much harder than it looks!). If you're local to Guelph, you can join Guelph Covid19 Surgical Cap Sewists on Facebook - donations are…

Having printable surgical hat patterns at your disposal allows you to create personalized and comfortable headgear, essential for maintaining hygiene and safety in medical or lab environments..

Free improved sewing pattern for easy DIY scrub cap, surgical cap, skull cap, with instructions.

Wondering How to Make a Scrub Cap? Top US sewing blog and vlog, Sweet Red Poppy shares their FREE sewing pattern and tutorial. Click here now for more!!

Easy to make 2 Color Scrub Cap with Ponytail - No Buttonholes, No Elastic needed. You asked for it! You got it! Easy to follow instructions!

I was approached by a family friend who asked if I could make her some surgical caps, so I found a pattern and got to sewing! First I figured out what fabrics I had left in big enough pieces and le…