Free download pattern french hood

Start by turning under the seam allowance on angled sides of the pocket. These will be the openings for your hands. Line up the bottom of the pocket with the bottom of the shirt. Pin as you turn under. Thread a drawstring through one hole and out the other. Take the front and back shirt pieces and sew them together at the shoulders.

The right side of the fabric should be together. Now, take the hood and match the back center of the hood with the back center of the shirt. Pin from the back center around to the front. Your hood should overlap at the front. Sew the hood to the shirt. Make sure the overlap in in the front of the hoodie. Match the sleeves to the shirt. Make sure the sleeve back is on the shirt back. I start and both sides and work my way towards the center.

Ease the opposite curves together and meet in the middle. From the right side your sleeve should now be attached. Now fold back over so the right sides are together and sew the side seams.

I always like to start on the end of the sleeve and sew down to the bottom of the main shirt. Sew both sides. Then I folded the fashion fabric around the visor and tacked it down with hot glue.

I clipped the fabric as needed to go around the curves. This can be various shapes. I liked the version that goes over the head, and then wraps around the back of the head to help hold it in place.

I used the pattern I printed from here. I used the idea of making it out of cardboard covered with tape as suggested in this post. When I put the original piece on the model it was a bit long, so I just sliced it at the top, and taped it together with duct tape. I then covered the whole thing with duct tape to give it added strength.

I used pieces of duct tape and taped the felt around the paste to cover it. If you do this, trim the felt so that you are taping felt-to-duct tape and not felt-to-felt, as that stays better. When that was done, I ran one reinforcing piece along the length of the paste, covering all of the small pieces. I hot glued that in place. Any little bits of duct tape that showed, I colored black with a black Sharpie marker.

That way it can be adjusted if someone else wants to wear it at some point. This is all covered by a veil, so no one sees it anyway. The last thing I did was glue a piece of velvet ribbon to the inside of the headband part.

I planned to add ribbon ties to the hat or you could use hairpins , but I figured the velvet would help keep it in place. If you are making a really nice hood, most tutorials have you sew heavy gauge wire to the edges to help shape it and hold it in place.

For my purposes, ribbon ties would work just as well. The next step was to decorate the visor piece. I chose to hot glue an old pearl necklace to the very edge. Hot glue CAN show when it dries. Depending on the glue sticks clear or cloudy the color can vary.

The pattern gives multiple options for a perfect fit. There are sizings for cloth diaper or disposable diaper. Plus long-sleeve and short-sleeve options or tank top.

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