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digital cozy winter hood sewing pattern

digital cozy winter hood sewing pattern
Price: $8.95
Brand: Oliver + S
Item: OLV-OS026LIG-D
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What child wouldn’t want to hear a bear hat in the winter? This hood can be made in a wool coating with a velveteen lining. But it could also be made in microfiber fleece or even lightweight wool felt repurposed from an old sweater. By altering the shape of the ear pieces slightly, our bear could be transformed into other furry friends: long skinny ears make a rabbit; squat triangular ears make a cat; larger oblong floppy ears turn it into a dog.

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digital cozy winter hood sewing pattern
  • Digital Patterns

    This style is provided as a digital PDF pattern. It may be printed on both home printers (using either 8 1/2" x 11" or A4 paper) and at service bureaus that handle 36"-wide or A0 sheets. When you complete your order, you will be provided with a unique code to instantly download the pattern. See our digital product policy for full details.

    Printing Information:

    • Instructions: 7 pages
    • Tiled pattern pieces: 7 pages
    • 36-inch pattern sheets: 1 page
    • A0 pattern sheets: 1 page

    Description

    What child wouldn’t want to hear a bear hat in the winter? This hood can be made in a wool coating with a velveteen lining. But it could also be made in microfiber fleece or even lightweight wool felt repurposed from an old sweater. By altering the shape of the ear pieces slightly, our bear could be transformed into other furry friends: long skinny ears make a rabbit; squat triangular ears make a cat; larger oblong floppy ears turn it into a dog.

    Skills Used

    Each of our patterns calls on a unique set of sewing skills. Haven't ever done one of these things before? Don't worry. We'll walk you through it, step by step.

    After successfully sewing this pattern, you will have developed the following skills: sewing curved seam, hand-stitching.

    Suggested Fabrics

    Fabric A: wool coating or tweed, velveteen, or a lightweight felted sweater. Fabric B: velveteen, flannel, corduroy, or quilting cotton. (Note: Velveteen, or cotton velvet, is more difficult to work with than other recommended fabrics for this project, so if this is a first project for you, we recommend using wool or one of the other suggested fabrics.)

    Notions

    1 yard of 1/4"-wide to 1/2"-wide ribbon, coordinating thread.

    Fabric Guide

    SIZE Extra-Small (0 M-12 M) Small (12 M-3T) Medium (4-6) Large (7-10)
    Fabric A, 44"* 1/2 yard 1/2 yard 1/2 yard 1/2 yard
    Fabric B, 44"** 1/2 yard 1/2 yard 1/2 yard 1/2 yard

    * For outside of hood.  ** For lining.

     

  • English System
    Size Chest
    (in)
    Waist
    (in)
    Hip
    (in)
    Height
    (in)
    Weight
    (lbs)
    6-12M 19 19 ½ 19 ½ 27-29 17-22
    12-18M 19 ¾ 20 ½ 20 ½ 29-31 22-27
    18-24M 20 ½ 21 21 31-33 27-30
    2T 21 21 22 33-36 30-33
    3T 21 ½ 21 23 36-39 33-36
    4 22 ½ 21 ½ 24 39-42 36-39
    5 23 ½ 22 25 ½ 42-45 39-44
    6 24 ½ 22 ½ 26 ½ 45-49 45-55
    7 25 ½ 23 27 ½ 49-52 56-64
    8 26 ½ 23 ½ 28 ½ 52-54 65-72
    10 28 24 30 54-56 73-77

     

    Metric System
    Size Chest
    (cm)
    Waist
    (cm)
    Hip
    (cm)
    Height
    (cm)
    Weight
    (kg)
    6-12M 48 50 50 69-74 8-10
    12-18M 50 52 51 74-79 10-12
    18-24M 52 53 56 79-84 12-14
    2T 53 53 56 84-91 14-15
    3T 55 53 58 91-99 15-16
    4 57 55 61 99-107 16-18
    5 60 56 65 107-114 18-20
    6 62 57 67 114-124 20-25
    7 65 58 70 124-132 25-29
    8 67 60 72 132-137 29-33
    10 71 61 76 137-142 33-35

     

  • Average rating: (5 of 5) based on 1 reviews

      Great pattern
    Reviewed by N Openshaw ( Verified Buyer) on 11/29/2020
    I have made four of these hats! It's easy to sew and looks great. They are comfortable and my girls love them!
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