Transformers hoodie
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craftgrrlI made my first ever from-scratch hoodie yesterday! I'm really happy that it turned out well since I just free-handed the pattern.
I used a charcoal knit fabric for the main part and this Transformers-like war robot printed children's pajama knit for the accents and applique.
Side view.
Front view...that's an interesting look.
Back view. I secured the applique with fusible webbing and then stitched it on all sides.
With hood up. I love the hood.
Altogether I'm very happy with it. I wanted a hoodie made of a lighter weight material but that hung loose rather than being so form-fitting.
I used two yards of charcoal knit (I didn't use it all), 2/3 yard of Transformers knit, 22" black zipper, thread and fuse web for applique. It was a lot easier than I thought it would be.
I used a charcoal knit fabric for the main part and this Transformers-like war robot printed children's pajama knit for the accents and applique.
Side view.
Front view...that's an interesting look.
Back view. I secured the applique with fusible webbing and then stitched it on all sides.
With hood up. I love the hood.
Altogether I'm very happy with it. I wanted a hoodie made of a lighter weight material but that hung loose rather than being so form-fitting.
I used two yards of charcoal knit (I didn't use it all), 2/3 yard of Transformers knit, 22" black zipper, thread and fuse web for applique. It was a lot easier than I thought it would be.
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