This is perfect! I have a Rachel Ashwell fuzzy blanket that is way too feminine for our home decor. But, I LOVE it! This is a way it can keep me warm, and pretty ❤
I used a combo of my serger and straight stitch machine, depending on the area I was stitching. You could definitely do it all with a regular machine though.
This might be a reaaaaaaly stupid question, but I am a newbie guy coming into the sewing world. If I bought a blanket to do this project, do I need to separate the fabrics before doing this, or is there an advantage to having a blanket where the two fabrics are coming together? Last night I cut out the patterns with both fabrics attached.
That is actually a GREAT question! If I can, I love to cut the two fabrics together like you did - the only thing you need to be aware of is if there's a stitched border attaching the fabrics together, you'll want to avoid it so that the layers can be separated after cutting.
@@sewmuchadoThank you! So from what I'm seeing in the video, I need to separate the fleece from the outer fabric to continue, right? The only time that the two fabrics are together in the process is when I'm cutting them out, right?
Hi! My advice is to just follow the video one step at a time - if you do that the cuffs will turn out great even if it doesn't make sense as you're doing it!
@@sewmuchado Hi, thank you for this pattern, Im going to give it a go! A question first though, regarding the cuffs, when you sew on the cuffs, are you using a zigzag stitch? I have a serger as well as my sewing machine, which would you recommend? Thanks
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Your tutorial is amaz8ng I am beginning my first home business as a 24 yr old by your help thanks a million madam❤
My old bones feel the cold more & think this is exactly what I need. Thanks for the free pattern🎉
You are so welcome, I hope you enjoy the pattern and your new hoodie blanket!
Thanks for the free pattern. I'm excited to make this
You’re welcome 😊
This is perfect! I have a Rachel Ashwell fuzzy blanket that is way too feminine for our home decor. But, I LOVE it! This is a way it can keep me warm, and pretty ❤
Yay, so glad to hear it!
Excellent tutorial and thank you for the free pattern! Love my new fluffy, cosy hoodie 😊
You are so welcome, glad you enjoyed it and love your hoodie!!
Love this blanket hoodie. Thank you for the free pattern and tutorial. Merry Christmas and a blessed new year. ❤
You are so welcome! Merry Christmas!
This tutorial is absolutely fantastic, thank you so much!
You are so welcome, I’m glad it’s helpful!
Wow. You did a great job. Im not great at sewing by any means so i dont think i could do this, but i really really want to!! Lol
Thanks so much Hannah! And I bet you could do it!!
Hi thanks for a lovely video, Can you please give me a link for a sewing machine used in the video??
Is there a way to get the final measurements? I want to make one for myself but im very tall. wanting to see if i need to size or scale it up at all.
Definitely, if you click the link for the blog post you can find the finished measurements :).
did you use a serger foot to sew?
I used a combo of my serger and straight stitch machine, depending on the area I was stitching. You could definitely do it all with a regular machine though.
Is this pattern no longer available? I am having problems downloading it.
Yes it’s still available and can be accessed via the link in the description :).
This might be a reaaaaaaly stupid question, but I am a newbie guy coming into the sewing world. If I bought a blanket to do this project, do I need to separate the fabrics before doing this, or is there an advantage to having a blanket where the two fabrics are coming together? Last night I cut out the patterns with both fabrics attached.
That is actually a GREAT question! If I can, I love to cut the two fabrics together like you did - the only thing you need to be aware of is if there's a stitched border attaching the fabrics together, you'll want to avoid it so that the layers can be separated after cutting.
@@sewmuchadoThank you! So from what I'm seeing in the video, I need to separate the fleece from the outer fabric to continue, right? The only time that the two fabrics are together in the process is when I'm cutting them out, right?
Yes that’s exactly right!
@@sewmuchadoAwesome. Thank you so much!
Okay how do you see the cuffs like that? I’m new to sewing but completely lost on that one lol
Hi! My advice is to just follow the video one step at a time - if you do that the cuffs will turn out great even if it doesn't make sense as you're doing it!
@@sewmuchado Hi, thank you for this pattern, Im going to give it a go! A question first though, regarding the cuffs, when you sew on the cuffs, are you using a zigzag stitch? I have a serger as well as my sewing machine, which would you recommend? Thanks