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How To Sew A Hood – A Step-By-Step Guide

Anna SmithBy Anna SmithJanuary 22, 202404 Mins Read
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Want a hood sewed on? Want to try it yourself? Don’t know how? No worries, our blog post here will help explain how to sew a hood.
First, before we get into it, let’s talk about hoods. They aren’t just there for functional reasons. They’re also a personal touch and add style to your clothes. Since the weather is getting colder you’re going to need one anyway.

If you’ve grown tired of buying the same old thing in stores — making one yourself can be pretty cool. You can start to bring fashion ideas that you have in your head to life.

1.Stuff You Need!

Before we get into the process of sewing a bag, we need to gather the tools and materials mentioned below:

How to draft a hood - quick and easy, step by step!

1.1. Fabric

You can choose any fabric you want. Just make sure it goes well with your garment.

1.2. Pattern or Measurements

If you’re looking for a pattern, there are many online that you can take inspiration from or you can draft one on your own.

Choose a pattern that vibes with your style!

1.3. Thread

Make sure to choose a matching thread that complements the color of your chosen fabric.

1.4. Sewing Machine

You will need a sewing machine ofcourse.

1.5. Scissors, Pins, and Measuring Tape

They are essential tools that come handy in every sewing project.

HOW TO draft and sew a 3 piece hood! Super Easy!

2. Steps to Sewing the Hood –  A Step-by-step Guide

Alright ladies, now that you have gathered the tools and materials mentioned above, it’s time to met the story; How to sew hood?

2.1. Step 1: Preparing the Pattern

The first thing you need to do is finalize the pattern properly.

If you’re drafting your own pattern then all you have to do is take accurate measurements of your head where the hood will sit and the depth you desire.

Based on these measurements, cut a rectangle and shape one end into a curve for the back of your hood. This ensures proper fit of your hood.

2.2: Step 2- Cutting Fabric Pieces:

Next up is cutting fabric pieces;

– Place your fabric flat on a surface
– Line up your pieces
– Use pins
– Cut out two hood shapes.

Repeat this if you want a lined hood and finally move onto cutting out hoods if you’re working with different fabrics for inside lining.

2.3. Step 3. Sewing Hood Pieces

Now let’s move onto the 3rd step. You need to start sewing the two hood pieces you have created. While sewing make sure that pieces are facing the right sides together.

In case you are thinking of going for a lined hood then place the lining inside the main hood piece. Use pins to secure and also make sure the edges are properly aligned. Once you are done with this, start the sewing process and make sure to leave the bottom open. This hole will hell turn the hood right side out later.

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2.4. Step 4. Turning the Hood Right Side Out

In the 4th step, you need to turn the pieces you’ve created right side out. Once you are done with this, start topstitching around the face opening of the hood. You need to sew the hood in place.

2.5. Step 5. Finishing Touches

In the last step, Attach the Hood to Your Garment

Pin the hood to your garment, making sure it is centered and evenly aligned. Sew the hood in place, ensuring a strong and secure attachment.

2.6. Step 6: Add Finishing Touches

In the last step, you need to add finishing touches to your bag. You can add pockets or embellishments to add your personal touch to the bag you’ve created.

Once the hood is attached properly, put your hood back on and check the results.

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Closing Thought

Congratulations ladies! You have now successfully sewn a hood by yourself without anybody’s help . You’ve added your personal touch to it as well.

A lot of people think sewing a hood on your own is hard. But that isn’t true at all . If you follow this guide you will easily be able to do so . It may seem like a tough thing at first but its actually rewarding . Plus it lets you bring any idea into reality.

Have you tried this method ? Share your experiences with us down below.

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