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"Forget the frizz, this gorgeous shower cap design is all you need to protect against stubborn flyaways! And to mix it up a little, add pattern and colour to your bathroom scheme with a few trendy hair toppers. Mix up your design with a collection of colourful fabrics, to make a stylish statement in your shower. You will need: 50cm x 50cm lightweight cotton print 50cm x 50cm lightweight water-resistant fabric (you could cut up an inexpensive shower curtain) 1.5m of 2.5cm-wide bias binding 50cm of 6mm wide elastic Matching thread How to make: 1. Cut a circle 47cm in diameter from both cotton and shower-resistant fabrics. With wrong sides facing, pin and stitch the two together, 2.5cm in from the outer edge. Open out one edge of the binding and pin to the wrong (showerproof) side of the hat with raw edges level. Join ends of binding and trim away excess. Stitch the binding to the hat along the fold. Press seam allowance open.  2. Fold the binding onto the right side and stitch close to edge, leaving a gap for elastic. Thread elastic through, overlap ends by 3cm and stitch securely. Sew up gap in binding stitching. Taken from And Sew to Bed by Caro London, Alison Beadnell and Caro Cutts (£14.99, Cico Books)"
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