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Description
This is a regular hoodie I had draped. I chose a fun baby blue sweatshirt fleece and some fun wide print yellow lace. The only zipper I had at the time was a black one but some say it “adds” to the final look. I also used the same fleece for the finish on the sleeves, hood, and hem.
Material Notes
about 2 yards of sweatshirt fleece, & contrasting lace (the lace can be stretch or non-stretch, but remember if the lace is stretchy becareful not to chose one that may pill). One 12"zipper, optional draw string or lace ribbon, about a yard long or shorter(personal preferance) & contrasting threads or matching thread
Difficulty
Novice
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Credits
I would like to thank Ms. Coco my maniquin for always being patient and understanding of our long fittings..love ya toots
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Nov 28, 2007, 02.23 PMby kasia26
Great job making a regular hoodie interesting.
Nov 27, 2007, 08.46 PMby mafiathreads
The lace is a non-stretch lace and I just basted the lace over the fleece where i knew t would shift during constrruction. The two don’t shift inbetween eachother, and sosme people think the lace looks screen printed on at first glance. thanks for the comment
Nov 27, 2007, 07.48 PMby nehmah
Is the lace a stretch or not? If not, did you bond it to the sweatshirt fabric? They look as if they don’t shift, this is good.