Today, on the day of Defender of the Fatherland Day, I will tell you about how you can make such a cap yourself.
A necessary attribute of many festive school performances and concerts.
A master class in photographs would not work, since time was running out and there was no way to take photographs step by step. Therefore, I’ll just tell you, show the source diagrams and the finished result.
The task “to make a cap or peakless cap” at first plunged me into some shock. And then I found this page on the Country of Masters website. The task no longer seemed so impossible and I decided to try.
This diagram brought even more clarity to the question. Everything is clear as day.
1. Take two sheets of thick paper or white cardboard in A3 format (my thick paper turned out to be thicker than cardboard, yeah, they make stationery nowadays). Cut out two circles with a radius of 14.5 cm (diameter 29 cm). This is the maximum size of the circle that can fit on this sheet, and we don't need more. Circles are the top of our cap.
2. the band and visor from black cardboard (one sheet of A4 format). To make a band, we take a measurement - the circumference of the child’s head. Next, we cut the sheet of cardboard into three strips 7 cm wide and 29.5 cm long. We glue the two strips together (taking into account the measurements taken), and try on the band on the model’s head.
3. The next stage is connecting the band and the top of the cap. In one of the white circles you need to cut out the inner circle. We remember school mathematics lessons and the formula. Divide the measured head circumference by 6.28 (you can use a calculator
