5:41Cap in 5 minutes — SIMPLE and WITHOUT A PATTERN! (Anyone can do it!)
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A flat grey ring of fabric and a finished baker boy cap sit side by side, joined by a big red arrow. It's hard to picture how one becomes the other. '5 minutes' and 'WITHOUT A PATTERN' make it sound easy.
'WITHOUT A PATTERN' removes the step that puts off beginner sewists, and 'Anyone can do it' with '5 minutes' makes it sound effortless.
The fabric ring and the mannequin wearing the cap are the only two things on a plain grey background, so the before and after read instantly, even at feed size.
When your method turns a surprisingly simple shape into a finished item, show the raw shape and the result side by side with a bold arrow. Put the time and the skipped hard step in the title.
Show the simple start and the finished item, not the steps.
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