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A hooded scarf with cat ears, a faux fur hood and mitten pockets.
A cat hooded scarf will keep you looking cute in the winter, while the furry hood and mitten pockets will keep you warm.
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Step 1Pin the hood template to your fabric.
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Step 2Cut around the hood.
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Step 3Repeat but flip your template, so that you have both sides of the hood.
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Step 4Now pin your hood template to the furry fabric and cut out two of these.
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Step 5Pin together the two sides of the fabric hood, and then the two sides of the furry hood.
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Step 6Sew the hood together and then sew the furry hood together.
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Step 7Place the furry hood inside the hood.
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Step 8Pin the hood band template to your fabric.
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Step 9Cut two of these out and pin the two strips together along one edge.
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Step 10Sew along the edge and remove the pins.
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Step 11Fold inside out and pin along the same edge one more.
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Step 12Sew along this edge, to give the band a nice finish.
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Step 13Pin the ear template to the fabric.
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Step 14Cut out four large ears from the main fabric and two smaller ears from the fur.
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Step 15Sew the smaller fur ears on to two of the larger ears.
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Step 16Place two of the larger ears together, so that the fur is on the inside and pin around the edges.
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Step 17Sew around the edges, leaving the bottom unstitches.
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Step 18Turn inside out.
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Step 19Place the two ears on either side of the hood.
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Step 20Place the fabric band at the front of the hood.
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Step 21Fold inside out and pin the edges together, with the ears in between.
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Step 22Sew along the edge and remove the pins.
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Step 23Fold right side out.
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Step 24Slip the fur hood inside the main hood.
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Step 25Fold inside out and pin the inside of the band neatly over top before stitching in place.
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Step 26To make the scarf, cut two rectangle of fabric measuring 175 cm x 15 cm.
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Step 27For the pockets, cut four rectangles of furry fabric measuring 24 cm x 15 cm.
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Step 28Place the two pocket pieces on top of each other, with the furry sides facing and pin around the edges, leaving a 15 cm gap unpinned. Sew around the edges, leaving the unpinned side unstitched.
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Step 29Place the two lengths of scarf on top of each other and pin along one side.
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Step 30Sew along this edge and remove the pins.
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Step 31Place the pocket on the bottom edge of the scarf for reference and pin along the edge of the scarf, leaving a gap where it meets the gap on the pocket. Also, leave a gap on the opposite side in the middle of your scarf, measuring the width of your hood.
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Step 32Pin along the bottom edges of the scarf too and sew along the pinned edges.
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Step 33Fold the scarf in half and mark the middle with a pin on the opposite side to the gaps for the pockets and leave a gap wide enough to fit the hood
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Step 34Fold the scarf right side out.
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Step 35Slip the pockets inside the openings at the bottom of the scarf.
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Step 36Fold and pin the edges around the pocket opening, so that they look neat.
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Step 37Sew around the edges of your pocket.
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Step 38Also, sew across the scarf, where the top of the pocket would be.
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Step 39Slip the hood in it's opening in the middle of the scarf and neatly fold over the outside edge and pin in place.
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Step 40Sew the edge down.
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Step 41Flip over and repeat on the other side.
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Step 42Sew in place and you're all finished.
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Just doing the scarf bit and I should be done
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