HOW TO MAKE A HOODED TOWEL
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- In this video, we will show you how to construct a hooded towel with a self lined hood.
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I have made several hooded towels as baby gifts through the years. Each time I go to my machine I pull up your video to refresh myself with your instructions. I love to look of the professional the end results. Thank you for sharing your gifts and talents with us!
This is by far the very best technique that I've seen for a hooded towel! Love it! One thing that I changed is that, when attaching the hood to the towel, I started at the center and sewed toward the outside of the hood and then turned it around and did the other side. I did that so that it wouldn't bunch up in the center as you sew toward the center. It was a little awkward because I had to have the length of the towel to the right while sewing the reverse from the center. Just had to deal with the bulkiness.
Thank you so much for the tutorial, Juju! Your designs are the best!
I have spent hours looking for an in the hoop design. This is finally what I’m looking for! I’m so excited to make this for my new baby girl first great granddaughter! Of course I will change the colors to a soft pink.
Beautiful job. I love the bath towel. Thanks for the idea.❤
I love the way you have hidden the seams. Great choice of towels
This is one of the best tutorials I have seen with a nice finish, with hidden Seams I mean. I am no seamstress but for the towel edges not really matching when you do the self lining thing (which I find great) I would suggest drawing the line like at 8.25 and not really in the center: linings tend to show more because they have less room to fit in, like when you do pouches for the lining you should use a larger seam allowance to better accommodate the lining fabric, if the outside part is just a little bigger than the lining part, I feel when you match the bottom edges they would like up better. My preference is to add a little bias tape, I find it a nice decorative touch and this way you cannot see if everything matches really well. (Also where I live towels are 22’’ so I think I might try using some terry cloth and making a towel from scratch, which would have no finished edges)
Thanks for sharing, I will use this method for my next towel ☺️
Love the way you have attached the hood. Thank you
Love the way you put the towel together
This is the best video for making a baby bath towel. I like how everything is finished with no raw edges.
I am a Seamstress of 45 years and you did wonderful on this demo and want to say Thank You So Much, can't wait to start making them, Thank You for All of Your Wonderful Designs, I love them all and continuously purchase from you.
Thank you so much for the video!!! I'm making Granddaughter her second one. She picked out the designs herself.
Great tutorial. I love the way you finished it to hide the raw edges and doubled the hood to finish the applique side. Thanks
I hope this doesn't offend anyone but she looks like kevens mom from home alone. Really beautiful lady!!! Loved the vid really helped me 💖💜
I love this and will be making some of these for my grandchildren!
I really liked this video. As an avid DbyJuJu shopper, I have several that would make adorable towel toppers. Now I know how to do the towel itself. Thank you! Will watch more...
Lady, you have the best sewing room view in the WORLD! Thanks for the video. I'm totally doing my towel your way now. No ugly seams, nice finished look. Thanks!
Thank you for this very helpful tutorial. Hoping to get to make one (or more) soon.
Fantastic technique and instructions! I love that the appliqué back is hidden. Thank you for sharing! :)
Thank you. Getting ready to sew my peeker together. I made one with raw edges before. Like this way better.😊
Been watching many of these hooded towel videos, but this is by far my favorite technique. Thanks.
Thats adorable!!! You did a great job!!! I'm also a grandma and our grandbabies don't see imperfections all the see and love is what we give them..
Your son Jake is doing a great job. I love this tutorial. You are so real. Thank you.
This is awesome! I just purchased a Baby Lock Alliance and I'm excited to try to make one of these! Thank you so much!
By far the most professional looking towel. I like encasing the embroidery design so it doesn't show the back and it is much softer. Thank you!
Your instructions are so easy to follow. This is such a tidy method. Thanks!
This was a great tutorial and I am a seamstress and I love the finished look....I made one for my granddaughter and I hope she loves it!!! YOU ARE A SEAMSTRESS!!
Thank you for these directions. My hooded towels went together so easily. The kids are thrilled!!!
Perfect! Now I need to make some of these for next Christmas.
You know what I've been doing? I load the design into my software and print a copy of the design with crosshairs. Then I tape it to the exact spot I want to stitch it on the hooped project. I use the "move" feature to move the hoop exactly where I want it based on the taped design. Then I pull off the taped design and stitch. Not sure if that made sense but it works great for me!
Thank you for the easy to follow instructions! My granddaughter will love her new hooded towel.
This is a great video and I love how you enclosed everything. I've made plain hooded towels for years for my granddaughters but this year I am adding peekers and your tutorial is just perfect, Thank you!
Your window view looks amazing....thanks for the extra professional tips...
Really dislike the unfinished look of traditional hooded towels. Saw this and loved it. I followed along with the video and it turned out so cute and you were so thorough in your explanations. Thank you.
Made a towel for grandson tonight... it turned out lovely... thank you!
Great instructions. Plan to make some this week!, Thank you.
Love LOVE this video. You explain it so much better than most of ones I have listened to
Genius!!!! I have struggled through so many towels - this is by far the easiest, most simple way to make a professional finished, lined towel! Love it! Thank you for the fantastic video! I’m going to buy towels now to make one!
Yes thanks so much 👌👍
Thanks so much for this video! You did a great job making this so I could understand. I will actually try to make these for my 3 youngest grandkids now. They are going to love them.
Thank you for sharing your video. When my son was a baby over 30 years ago, I was gifted a store bought hooded towel and I used that towel so much. Your towel is so much nicer. My cousin’s new baby will love this. 😊
Thank you so much for saying I could do it, even if I didn't sew, I probably never would have tried. I also like that you could leave it with the design not in the position you intended and be human.... it really helps us newbies to keep trying! I love your designs and also all your helpful tutorials. I made a hooded towel for a very sick little boy and it made his day. God bless you !
I've made hooded bath towels for YEARS, but am about to make my first one with an embroidery design on it. So i decided to watch this tutorial and I am in love with this method!!!!!! I was always bothered by the raw edge. You have solved my dilemma. This is absolutely GENIUS! Thank you so much!
Love the lined hood. Great job.
This is by far the most professional looking hooded towel I have seen. Love it.
Thank you so much for this video. I LOVE that the hood is lined. That makes this so professional and soft on the person's head. I have a great grand- daughter to make this for and I think her mom would like one also for the beach. I have many of your designs and enjoy using them in my projects.
Thank you so much! I am a visual learner and really appreciate this video. You ROCK!
OMG!! It's so much easier than I had imagined. Thanks Juju!!
So cute!!! Thanks for such a great video. I can't wait to make these for my grandsugars.
Just made 6 of these and I love the tutorial! It's so easy to follow and the resulting towel is perfect, looks finished and hood is not floppy like so many I've seen. Thanks so much!!
Wonderful as always. I don't know why there are any other embroidery offers out there. DBJJ is so great. You have a design for every occasion. I'm so glad I found you at least 8 years ago. Thank you. Please keep up the great designs. ❤💕
Thanks so much for the video. Now I’m ready to make some cute hooded towels. Love the view from your sewing machine.
This is the best hooded towel demonstration I have seen. Thank you for sharing. I do hope Charlie loved them and you have forgiven yourself for not moving the duck down; it looks great. You may find a walking foot would help when sewing the two pieces together and avoid the top puckering.
This is my favorite hooded towel video. I love how the hood is encased. Thank you.
I really like the way you finished this towel vs the way others sew their seams. I will be trying this way ! Thank you!
I just finished a towel for my granddaughter. It is so cute! Thanks for the excellent instructions.
This is adorable! I love the peeker designs! Finally know how to make the hooded towels!
Great instructional video. My grandson has requested a replacement, he loves using the first one I made for him :)
Thank you for this great video. Even after watching your video, I was still hesitant. I was afraid I could not do it correctly. After watching your video several times, I decided if you and others could do it, so could I. I've now made 4 hooded towels for my grandchildren. It was quicker and easier than I thought it would be. Thank you again!!!
THANK YOU for such a great and EASY to follow instructional tutorial! I love that the hood is lined and the French seam gives the towel a polished finish.
Thank you so, so much for your demonstration. I'm going to make one for my new great grandson.
I have watched many hooded towel tutorials and this is by far the best. I love that there are no open seams. Everything went together flawlessly. Thank you so much.
Tried this for the first time....won't be my last. Love this. It is so simple yet so neat with all the stitching and seams hidden. Thank you!
I have been making hooded towels for at least 10 years now and make my own embroidery on them as I don't own an embroidery machine, but I really like how you make the towels with now seams showing or the embroidery showing. I have one I am making for my Granddaughters birthday and am so excited to make it the way you do. Thanks so much for showing us how to do this! I live in Canada and we don't have Target stores here anymore which I am so sad for, since they did have the best colour and thickness for making the hooded towels. Joan
What a great tutorial. I have made many hooded towels but never with hidden seams. Love it!
Great! I sewed my own along with you and it turned out sooo cute. Thank you so much for all the great tips. My grandson will love it.
Thank you so much for making this hooded towel, love that the inside is lined, doesn’t look messy.
Such a nice job - easy to follow and our great grandsons will love the cuddle these hooded towels provide!
Thank you so much for sharing your talent! I’ve made one and have another I’ll be finishing today. Couldn’t have done it without your tutorial.
Thank You SOOO much for the tutorial. Getting ready to make my first hoody for my grandson and yours look nicer and more professional than other I have seen. You made it very easy to understand and to follow along.
Your welcome
I have a 6' 4" husband with a big head, too! Great tutorial. Nice to finally see the pretty face behind the DBJJ website.
I have been using your design in my videos and i absolutely love working with them. I love this tutorial, it was really helpful. And I will be trying it out.
I going on your website to check out those designs. Another thing i love about your designs is that they usually come in bundles or sets.
Thank you for a very helpful video.
Thank you for such a wonderful video, my hooded towels look so nice can’t wait to gift in April 2023.
Thank you for this lined version. I've made about 15 but never lined. I have six I'm getting ready to stitch. I love all your designs and every single one stitches out beautifully. Can't get enough of your designs and love your website.
I made this yesterday. It was easy and turned out very nicely. I learned to not use a thick towel set. The hood is pretty thick. I will use a thinner hand towel next time.
Great video. You could not have made this any easier to follow! Thank you! You are right, with your instructions, anyone can do this!
This is one of the best hooded towel video out there. Thank you so much
Wonderful and clear instruction for this neatly sewn hooded bath towel. And may I say the view from the windows is gorgeous!
Thank you !!!
I am so happy to have found this video. I couldn’t get the download pattern for this to work, but your tutorial is great! Very informative and seems easy to follow. Now to find the folding video. Hope to make these for my grand babies for Christmas. Many thanks for all you do.
Totally just as cute even not moved to the edge. Just darling. Good camera work too. Thank you both!
Been holding off doing the towels but I now see how easy it actually is. Thank you for the fantastic video! Will tackle a few tomorrow. So much appreciated!
Thank you for sharing. Best method I've seen. Always hated the raw edges showing.
Just completed my first hooded towel. Your tutorial made it so easy. I see many more in my future! Thank you!
Fantastic job!! I did mine right along with you!! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!
It's looking beautiful. I'm gonna try my towel. Thank you very much.
Your video has given me the confidence I need to attempt this project! LOVE your designs and your generosity in pricing! You are so much appreciated!
You did a great job! I love it - especially the professional touches, french seems and the embroidery covered on the inside - most of the other hooded baby towels don't look so professional, going to try this for my niece's baby (shhh grand niece???) I don't get to the stores so wish me luck for ordering the towels online.
Beautiful. I do a lot of hooded towels, but I love your idea. I will try next time. Thank you. God bless you.
I really enjoyed this video partially because of the topic but mostly because of the individual doing the video. I loved her down-to-earth straight talking & walking through the instructions -- I don't know her name but I hope she has more instructional videos from Designs By JuJu -- thank you & have a great day!
This is my most favorite hooded towel. I really love the self-lined hood with the embroidered applique! Great job. Thank you! 😀💖💯
This would be a perfect opportunity to use a walking foot. Lovely projects, great video.!!
Thank you for this video. I like the covered stablizer and seams.What I learned for next time: my animal face was 6" high x 9" wide. When I turned the hood right side out I lost the cat's ears. Makes her look like shes got her ears back and is mad! #2 is that Costco towels are really thick and with the multiple layers of towel, most machines probably wont be able to sew through them.
Thanks again.
Thank you. Just washed my towels and hooping to try one this week
love, love, love this!!! Thank you for taking the time to demonstrate this for us!! I just finished this for my grandson's birthday tomorrow!!!
What a wonderful tutorial! I've been making hooded towels for over 40 years, but I love this self lined version!!
So adorable!!! I can’t wait to make these for the little people in my life.
Thank you for this video! I too have made other hooded towels but this is the easiest and 'cleanest" way to do it.
Love this method, made 2 already, definitely look professional.
I wish I could like this video more than once. These are great presents. Thank you!
Great instructions! Thank you Julie. Looking forward to making these in the future!!
Going to make this for my granddaughters first Bday next month!!!!
just made my first hooded towel following your video, ao easy and quick , love it, thank you
So great. Fear struck but will watch a few more times and just have to give it a try.