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A hood and Scarf!
This is a super fun sewing project that is also very functional for those cold weather months.

A great solution for coats that have no hoods or if you don't like getting hat hair :)

Posted by Caro from Brooklyn, New York, United States • Published See Caro 's 4 projects »
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  • How to make a hooded scarf. Scoody - Step 1
    Step 1

    Cut out two hood shapes from both the fleece and the fabric. Pin a hoody you already own to the fabric to get the right size and allow 1/4 inch seam.

  • How to make a hooded scarf. Scoody - Step 2
    Step 2

    Next, sew the two fleece pieces together along the curve of the hood. (Doesn't matter which side since its fleece.) Then sew the fabric pieces right sides together along the curve as well.

  • How to make a hooded scarf. Scoody - Step 3
    Step 3

    Set aside the hood pieces.

    Cut two rectangle pieces of the fleece and the fabric. Should be long enough to be a scarf, but use your own judgement for how long you want it to be.

    Pin together a piece of fleece and fabric right sides together leaving the end of the rectangle open. Pull the fabric right side out when done.

  • How to make a hooded scarf. Scoody - Step 4
    Step 4

    Put the hood pieces you sewed together so that the fabric piece is out the outside of the fleece piece. (See picture for example.)

    Once the hood pieces are together pin and sew along the front seam. At this point you also should pin the two scarf pieces to each bottom side on what would be the right side of the hood when you turn it inside out.

  • How to make a hooded scarf. Scoody - Step 5
    Step 5

    At this point your scarf pieces should be sewn in and the only thing left to do is finish your scoody by sewing along the bottom. Keep it turned inside out and sew along the bottom. Leave about two inches open at the bottom.

  • How to make a hooded scarf. Scoody - Step 6
    Step 6

    Pull the hood through the space you left on the bottom of the hood. To finish it off sew a stitch along the bottom and you are done.

    Ask me any questions! I hope you enjoyed this tut :)

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KMOM14
KMOM14 · Fort Wayne, Indiana, US · 378 projects
This is a great idea. About how much fabric and fleece does it take?
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Ginger Ginger.
Ginger Ginger. · Australia, AU · 16 projects
ah! i have that sewing machine and ah! yours looks so much more productive and un annoying than mine ( bloody sewing machine!) anyway great idea and i would wear it lots
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Caro
Caro · Brooklyn, New York, US · 4 projects
Thanks! I'm so glad that everyone liked it so much. Share pictures if you make your own!
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Phae G.
Phae G.
awesome tut you've got there. I hope to make on in the future.
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Vampish Brat
Vampish Brat · Melbourne, Victoria, AU · 6 projects
This is an awsome Idea I am always loosing winter hats I think I might make some for family when they go to germany for winter next year. Oh and I can make some out of plain cotten for when my sister visits places overseas where you have to cover your hair
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Caro
Caro · Brooklyn, New York, US · 4 projects
Seriously, we should all agree to just use the good fabric that we have Happy Life is for the living, as Cat says. I'm so glad you all like it, if you make one share the pictures Happy
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northernstar
northernstar · Flateyri, Westfjords, IS · 35 projects
Very cute, I really like this idea, I may have to attempt one Happy
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Eien
Eien · Conyers, Georgia, US · 3 projects
Oh I do the same thing! I hate that I have some fab fabric just sitting there for years due to fear of not using it for something perfect.


But I like this little scoody. I'll have to make one! So cute and useful.
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Cat Morley
Cat Morley · London, GB · 1432 projects
Aww I get that way with fabric all the time and then I feel silly because the prettiest fabric just sits in my stash doing nothing, when it should really be the stuff out there doing all the living.
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Caro
Caro · Brooklyn, New York, US · 4 projects
Thanks! The fabric is something I bought that I was afraid to use for some reason (its too nice, what if I mess up!) but then I just went for it.
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