Comfort Hood Balaclava Hat PDF sewing pattern
€4,50
This sewing project is meant to keep you warm in winter. It’s a combination of a hood, a high collar and what pretty much qualifies as a breast plate. (Btw, it's unisex and I think it'll will make for a perfect Xmas present!)
Seam allowances are included: 1 cm everywhere.
Video tutorial only, no illustrated PDF instructions https://youtu.be/ToJTYwf745s
Tag me and #comforthood on IG!
Can't wait to see your creations!
| FABRIC AND SUPPLIES |
• Shell fabric: the pattern was made with a slightly elastic base fabric, which is something to observe if your head is big. Note that to sew the project following method 2 (see chapters under the video tutorial on Youtube), it’s imperative to have at least one fabric, either the shell or the lining, fairly stretchy.
If your head is around 55-56 cm and you’re not interested in method 2, you can use non stretchy fabrics.
Sweat, fleece, velvet, padded fabric, denim, nylon, knit...
- yardage for a 150 cm large fabric : 45 cm
- yardage for a 60" large fabric: 18"
• Lining: my sample is lined with cotton jersey/5% lycra, but you may want to not line it, or to line it with fleece, sherpa, or other thick and cosy fabrics. Pick a stretchy fabric if you’re interested in method 2 (see tutorial on Youtube).
- yardage for a 150 cm large fabric : 45 cm
- yardage for a 60" large fabric: 18"
• Cord: extensible or not. 130 cm / 51" long. Cord stopper optional.
• Bias or webbing tape (if method 3 - see video tutorial) 150 cm / 60" long
| SIZES |
One adult size, head circumference: 55-59 cm // 211/4-231/4 in
| DIFFICULTY |
Easy! I give you 3 ways of finishing the Comfort Hood, one of the methods, the burrito one, is difficult (see chapters under the youtube video).
| WHAT YOU GET |
This listing is for a PDF pattern only.
- Printing formats: tiled file with margins, adapted to both A4 and Letter + A0, print scale on 100%
- Language: English
CAREFUL: watch the video tutorial to know how to sew it, it does NOT come with PDF illustrated instructions.
Follow me on IG @isainstitches
https://www.instagram.com/isainstitches/
For private, non commercial use only.
Seam allowances are included: 1 cm everywhere.
Video tutorial only, no illustrated PDF instructions https://youtu.be/ToJTYwf745s
Tag me and #comforthood on IG!
Can't wait to see your creations!
| FABRIC AND SUPPLIES |
• Shell fabric: the pattern was made with a slightly elastic base fabric, which is something to observe if your head is big. Note that to sew the project following method 2 (see chapters under the video tutorial on Youtube), it’s imperative to have at least one fabric, either the shell or the lining, fairly stretchy.
If your head is around 55-56 cm and you’re not interested in method 2, you can use non stretchy fabrics.
Sweat, fleece, velvet, padded fabric, denim, nylon, knit...
- yardage for a 150 cm large fabric : 45 cm
- yardage for a 60" large fabric: 18"
• Lining: my sample is lined with cotton jersey/5% lycra, but you may want to not line it, or to line it with fleece, sherpa, or other thick and cosy fabrics. Pick a stretchy fabric if you’re interested in method 2 (see tutorial on Youtube).
- yardage for a 150 cm large fabric : 45 cm
- yardage for a 60" large fabric: 18"
• Cord: extensible or not. 130 cm / 51" long. Cord stopper optional.
• Bias or webbing tape (if method 3 - see video tutorial) 150 cm / 60" long
| SIZES |
One adult size, head circumference: 55-59 cm // 211/4-231/4 in
| DIFFICULTY |
Easy! I give you 3 ways of finishing the Comfort Hood, one of the methods, the burrito one, is difficult (see chapters under the youtube video).
| WHAT YOU GET |
This listing is for a PDF pattern only.
- Printing formats: tiled file with margins, adapted to both A4 and Letter + A0, print scale on 100%
- Language: English
CAREFUL: watch the video tutorial to know how to sew it, it does NOT come with PDF illustrated instructions.
Follow me on IG @isainstitches
https://www.instagram.com/isainstitches/
For private, non commercial use only.
