Hahaha... this was 2 full days of filming and at the end I probably wasn't thinking straight. 😆 There are probably videos of me on my Instagram wearing it? I'm @craftmoore on all social channels.
I've been sewing for years and lady; that demo was awesome. Such a great teacher..... I now have a great plan for my 8 grand daughters Christmas or birthday gifts. I look forward to seeing more of you. Thank you.
Super cute way to use fabric you have left over and LOVE, then you get to wear it! and it can spruce up a boring plain hoodie. Or .. one with a strain/tear on a pocket.
I am planning to make my daughters and daughter-in-law quilted jackets for Christmas. They each have little girls that I wanted to also make jackets for, but I wanted something more fun for them. THIS! Thanks for sharing!
Also, did you say this works with the back covered? Two live in a cold environment, so I thought that would make it warmer. Just cut the freezer pattern to match the back in a similar way you did the front? Correct?
Yes, you can do all the different panels of the hoodie. Not sure if it makes it much warmer, but you could add a later of batting or fusible fleece between the hoodie and the quilted panel, and that might make it warmer?
I read your blog post, from gray hoodie, & found it interesting. Want to make one for my granddaughter & she wants a large star befow the hood. Appreciate your video😊
This is fabulous! What a brilliant idea to use freezer paper for making the pattern! I think this is a great opportunity to use narrow wonder under to attach the fabric along the edges of the hoodie.-I’m not a pinker either! As a bonus, I think that this might help to stabilize the knit of the jersey. There are so many possibilities. As a first quick project-I have far too many WIPS and really want to squeeze this in! I could see myself just lining hood and use matching or co-ordinating fabric for pockets (or make bias binding and just add it to the curved edge of the pockets). More quilting motifs could always be added at any time. I live in a colder region, so I might even use a flannel for some hoodies. Love the idea of using the selvage as part of the label. I keep meaning to do this on my quilts. I found them on your website, but it would be a good Idea to add your social media links in your notes, so others can follow you there. Thank you, and stay well! Muskoka ON 🇨🇦
Thank you very much for sharing your wonderful creative idea. Just want you to know that you are a great teacher your tone of voice and steps made it very easy for me to follow. I definitely will make one and follow you on TH-cam. Aloha from Hawaii
Great instructional video! I'm definitely going to try lining the inside of a hood as you did to add a pop of color to an otherwise bla zip-up hoodie. I will echo other commenters that I was waiting to see the full end product (maybe display on a hanger next time). Thanks for sharing your creativity and posting this. :-)
I understand! I was having some body-image issues when I filmed it, so I didn't put it on. And there is no way to go back and edit the video to add it.
Thanks! Target currently has quilted coats for sale, so maybe "flashy" is on-trend? And I'd recommend this on a newer sweater rather than an old one. It is a lot of work to put into something that is falling apart. Generally, sweaters fall apart at the hems and seams, and this technique does nothing to reinforce hems or seams...
@@CarolinaMoore yeah, that is actually wwhere mine is freying. also the pockets. maybe i could just sew it up. i really like the inside of the hood though.
I had just decided to try this. I had not seen anyone sewing this and thought it might be my original idea, but I guess not. Did you know unpick means not pick? The prefix un- means not. So, you mean you will pick the seam.
In the 80s, people actually stitched fabric to the inside of sweaters, then cut holes to make it visible ... so stitching kints and wovens together has been a thing for a while ... probably longer than I've been alive. ❤️ That's okay. An idea doesn't need to be original to be fun. The word "unpick" actually does mean to remove a seam (Google it if you like). The English language is full of contradictory "rules" like that. No surprise with a language that says "i before e" then has the rule "except after c" and then has a whole list of words that are exceptions to the exception. 😆
I was disappointed that you didn't show the hoodie on you. How does it hold up to washing? Have you considered using denim with spandex content to give some extra give as the decorative fabric?
I was having some negative-self-image issues at this time, so wasn't comfortable showing it on my body. It holds up great to washing - I wear it and it has been washed over a dozen times. I am a quilter, so I use quilting cottons. I also don't own a serger. I'd need to go buy the denim/spandex, and I'd probably want to use a serger to maintain the stretch in the seams... so, it probably isn't for me, but someone else might want to try it!
You absolutely can! I really don't use the hood on my hoodies very often, so I'm fine with it staying floppy. But this process is super adaptable to whatever you want for your hoodie. ❤
Curious, I went ahead and googled "hoodie." Here is the definition: a hooded sweatshirt, jacket, or other top. I then searched if a hoodie can have a zipper. It can. When folks want to differentiate, they say "zip up hoodie" or "pull over hoodie." So, I'm going to keep calling it a hoodie. And you can call it whatever you like. 😉
I don't know anyone who says zip-up or pull-over hoodie. It's either a hoodie or it's a sweat jacket. Google images of each... When you search for hoodies, you'll get 99 out of 100 without a zipper and when you search for sweat jackets, you'll get 999 out of a thousand with a zipper. That's how folk really differentiate them.
@karenhawkins6311 maybe it is a regional thing? I'm in California and I checked with my friends... none of us have ever heard the term "sweat jacket." 🤷♀️ Google conforms to your tastes. When I Google "hoodie", the very first result for me has a zipper. Yours may be very different. The algorithm knows. 😆
Girl, I waited to see it on you. Totally disappointed......not really. Love, love, love this idea. Blessings
Hahaha... this was 2 full days of filming and at the end I probably wasn't thinking straight. 😆 There are probably videos of me on my Instagram wearing it? I'm @craftmoore on all social channels.
I've been sewing for years and lady; that demo was awesome. Such a great teacher..... I now have a great plan for my 8 grand daughters Christmas or birthday gifts. I look forward to seeing more of you. Thank you.
Thank you! I hope they love their gifts!! 🥰🥰
Oh I wish I could have seen you wearing it!!
At some point I'll have to have a friend snap a photo of me wearing it. 🥰
Super cute way to use fabric you have left over and LOVE, then you get to wear it! and it can spruce up a boring plain hoodie. Or .. one with a strain/tear on a pocket.
You've got me wanting to run out and buy a hoodie just to make this jacket. Great instructions. Thank you.
You're welcome! It is a fun project!! 🥰
Love the sewing notions!!! So many I want to try and I’m sure so many more that I don’t even know I want yet.
I am planning to make my daughters and daughter-in-law quilted jackets for Christmas. They each have little girls that I wanted to also make jackets for, but I wanted something more fun for them. THIS! Thanks for sharing!
Also, did you say this works with the back covered? Two live in a cold environment, so I thought that would make it warmer. Just cut the freezer pattern to match the back in a similar way you did the front? Correct?
Yes, you can do all the different panels of the hoodie. Not sure if it makes it much warmer, but you could add a later of batting or fusible fleece between the hoodie and the quilted panel, and that might make it warmer?
@@CarolinaMoore That's exactly what I was planning on doing! Thanks, can't wait to get started.
Please share how they turn out! 🥰
Great technique! Thanks for a wonderful tutorial! 😊😊😊
You are so welcome! Glad you enjoyed it!
I read your blog post, from gray hoodie, & found it interesting. Want to make one for my granddaughter & she wants a large star befow the hood. Appreciate your video😊
This is fabulous! What a brilliant idea to use freezer paper for making the pattern!
I think this is a great opportunity to use narrow wonder under to attach the fabric along the edges of the hoodie.-I’m not a pinker either! As a bonus, I think that this might help to stabilize the knit of the jersey.
There are so many possibilities. As a first quick project-I have far too many WIPS and really want to squeeze this in! I could see myself just lining hood and use matching or co-ordinating fabric for pockets (or make bias binding and just add it to the curved edge of the pockets).
More quilting motifs could always be added at any time. I live in a colder region, so I might even use a flannel for some hoodies.
Love the idea of using the selvage as part of the label. I keep meaning to do this on my quilts.
I found them on your website, but it would be a good Idea to add your social media links in your notes, so others can follow you there.
Thank you, and stay well!
Muskoka ON 🇨🇦
Thanks for your lovely comments! And yes, I should add my social media links in the notes!
I hope you have lots of fun making your quilted hoodies! ❤️
You inspired me! I'm updating a hoodie right now and it looks great.
I bought a hoodie today and I plan on working on this project over Christmas break.
Oh! Please share a photo of your hoodie after you make it! 🥰
Love this project! I saw several people with these on the Thimble Therapy Retreat and they pointed me here. Thank you!
Oh! How fun is that!! I'm glad you found me. ❤
Thank you very much for sharing your wonderful creative idea. Just want you to know that you are a great teacher your tone of voice and steps made it very easy for me to follow. I definitely will make one and follow you on TH-cam.
Aloha from
Hawaii
Thank you! I hope it turned out great! 🥰
❤Great Tutorial and a Perfectly Beautiful Project! I Love the fabrics You chose. thank You for Sharing! ❤
Great instructional video! I'm definitely going to try lining the inside of a hood as you did to add a pop of color to an otherwise bla zip-up hoodie. I will echo other commenters that I was waiting to see the full end product (maybe display on a hanger next time). Thanks for sharing your creativity and posting this. :-)
You're welcome! Unfortunately, TH-cam won't let me add to a video once it is posted., so I can't add anything else. ❤
We need to see it on you!! Love the fabrics!!!
I understand! I was having some body-image issues when I filmed it, so I didn't put it on. And there is no way to go back and edit the video to add it.
You should try it on. Came up so cute.!
Love this idea! Love the fabrics you selected! Great tutorial! Thank you!
I'm so glad you enjoyed it! 🥰
You mentioned adding stuff to the sleeves or back. Do you have a video that shows that? I love this video!
I would love to see that too.
I have not added anything else to this sweater... sorry!
Wonderful idea & you did a fantastic job & explained everything so well. Thank you❤
Thanks! 🥰
It would have been nice to see what it looked like! I don’t want to make something when I’m not even sure what it looks like!
Hi! I have a bunch of photos over on the blog post that I linked: alwaysexpectmoore.com/2014/01/diy-hoodie-with-rapture-from-art-gallery-fabrics.html
Very nice I made one for my grandsons football games, in his High School colors!
Fabulous!! That sounds really fun! 🧡
Such a great tutorial. Looking forward to seeing more of your tutorials now I’ve found you. Lovely chatting to you earlier too ✂️
Thanks!! 🥰🥰🥰
I Love this idea!! Can't wait to try it!! So many fabric ideas going though my brain!!😂😍❤️
It is SUCH a fun way to incorporate your favorite fabrics into your wardrobe! ❤
@@CarolinaMoore I'm thinking of matching with some of my masks I've made!!
Oh! That would look super cute!! 💕
Thank you for this video you are a great teacher and I love your enthusiasm!!! i’m going to make one I just hope I do as good as job as you!!!!
Thanks!! This is such a fun project to make- and it is super forgiving, so I'm sure yours will turn out great! 🥰
Absolutely beautiful
I wish you had shown us the finished garment on you
I understand. I was just having some body-image issues that day, and I was really not up to it... I think most people can relate. ❤️
Well, now I have try this! Too fun! Thanks for the video & the inspiration!!
Yay!! Quilted Hoodies for everyone!! 🥰
I really like your quilted hoodie idea! Can you teach this as a class for our guild? It would be so fun for us to have matching hoodies.
Sure thing! It would probably need to be a 6 hour class.
thats pretty cool. a little flashy, but nice iddea to reinforce andd update an old falling apart jacket instead of tossing it
Thanks! Target currently has quilted coats for sale, so maybe "flashy" is on-trend? And I'd recommend this on a newer sweater rather than an old one. It is a lot of work to put into something that is falling apart. Generally, sweaters fall apart at the hems and seams, and this technique does nothing to reinforce hems or seams...
@@CarolinaMoore yeah, that is actually wwhere mine is freying. also the pockets. maybe i could just sew it up. i really like the inside of the hood though.
You can replace the pockets fairly easily, but the trim is trickier. And I do love a fancy hood!
You didn’t model it. Bummer. Really great idea. It turned out beautiful.
Sorry!! I'm always a little self-concous about modeling things. 🥰
😃 Rats, that’s my favorite part. 😁You really did do a good job 👍🏻
Sorry to disappoint! I'm so glad you enjoyed the rest of it, though! 🥰
Brilliant and darling! Thank you for the awesome tutorial! ❤
I'm so glad you enjoyed it! 🥰
So exciting I love the color’s. Fabulous!
Thank you so much! I love these colors as well - the bold pink with the navy neutral...
Great project!
Thanks! ❤️
New subscriber 😊 I have 2 hoodies that want to be decorated and thank you for sharing this. 😊
Welcome!! And I can't wait tonsee what you do with your hoodies! 🥰
This is amazing! I have tons of ideas!!! thank you!!!!!
Yay! I'm so glad it was helpful! ❤️
Great idea! I'll have to give this a try.
Let me know how it goes! 🥰
E your channel….so many great ideas….and this hoody is adorable…but we didn’t get to see it on you!
Please model this!!!
I had just decided to try this. I had not seen anyone sewing this and thought it might be my original idea, but I guess not. Did you know unpick means not pick? The prefix un- means not. So, you mean you will pick the seam.
In the 80s, people actually stitched fabric to the inside of sweaters, then cut holes to make it visible ... so stitching kints and wovens together has been a thing for a while ... probably longer than I've been alive. ❤️ That's okay. An idea doesn't need to be original to be fun.
The word "unpick" actually does mean to remove a seam (Google it if you like). The English language is full of contradictory "rules" like that. No surprise with a language that says "i before e" then has the rule "except after c" and then has a whole list of words that are exceptions to the exception. 😆
Cool idea
Thanks! ❤️
I enjoyed this. Good tips. Thanks
You're welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed it! 🥰
I was disappointed that you didn't show the hoodie on you. How does it hold up to washing? Have you considered using denim with spandex content to give some extra give as the decorative fabric?
I was having some negative-self-image issues at this time, so wasn't comfortable showing it on my body. It holds up great to washing - I wear it and it has been washed over a dozen times. I am a quilter, so I use quilting cottons. I also don't own a serger. I'd need to go buy the denim/spandex, and I'd probably want to use a serger to maintain the stretch in the seams... so, it probably isn't for me, but someone else might want to try it!
LOVE THIS!!
Thanks! 🥰
Love it!
Thanks! 🥰
Thank you.
You're welcome! ❤️
Quick question, did you pre-wash your hoodie?
I think I did... because I don't know the quality of fabric used for the Hoodia, so if it has significant shrink, I wanted to be safe. ❤️
Use a walking foot that will leave out any puckers .
Is that a craft iron and what is the stand and where can I get it?
The iron is an Oliso Mini. You can check at quilt stores - most carry the Oliso. If you don't have a local quilt shop you can also buy them online.
Very very nice video thank you.
I'm glad it was helpful! 🥰
Carolyn, what. Is the name of this fabric line, or designer, please?
You have great taste! I sew with Art Gallery Fabrics, and this line is Aquarelle by Katarina Rocella. 🥰
Excelente👍
Gracias! 🥰
I’m guessing you could do both sides if you wanted to right?
Yes, you could add a panel to the right and left if you wanted it more quilty. ❤️
Thanks great video
@Lseney glad you enjoyed it! ❤️
fuse Pellon SF101 to hoodie to stabilize it for adding lining?
You absolutely can! I really don't use the hood on my hoodies very often, so I'm fine with it staying floppy. But this process is super adaptable to whatever you want for your hoodie. ❤
Why didn't you put it on?
Because I had some body image issues when I filmed this.
I have tape over all my devices front facing cameras lol
Glad I'm not the only one! 😆
I have back electrical tape over my laptop camera. :) It's for EVERYONE'S safety.
Hahaha! I always have washi tape around ... and I'm the same! Everyone benefits! 😆
Its cute but you didnt show us the finished product at all!!
I thought you were going to cover the entire hoodie.
You totally can, using the same technique. I chose not to.
You didn't try it on
I had some body image issues at the time... modeling it was not going to happen. 💔
That’s not a hoodie. It’s a sweat jacket, but I’m going to keep watching because I’m hoping you can apply the same techniques to an actual hoodie. 🤞🤞🤞
Curious, I went ahead and googled "hoodie." Here is the definition: a hooded sweatshirt, jacket, or other top.
I then searched if a hoodie can have a zipper. It can. When folks want to differentiate, they say "zip up hoodie" or "pull over hoodie."
So, I'm going to keep calling it a hoodie. And you can call it whatever you like. 😉
I don't know anyone who says zip-up or pull-over hoodie. It's either a hoodie or it's a sweat jacket. Google images of each... When you search for hoodies, you'll get 99 out of 100 without a zipper and when you search for sweat jackets, you'll get 999 out of a thousand with a zipper. That's how folk really differentiate them.
@karenhawkins6311 maybe it is a regional thing? I'm in California and I checked with my friends... none of us have ever heard the term "sweat jacket." 🤷♀️
Google conforms to your tastes. When I Google "hoodie", the very first result for me has a zipper. Yours may be very different. The algorithm knows. 😆
Thank you