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Homebody Hoodie PDF Sewing Pattern
This will be the layering piece you reach for in all seasons, Layer it over a summery dress or achieve ultimate comfort by pairing it with matching Homebody Joggers.
The Homebody Hoodie features an open ended zip fastening, with the option of a beautiful bound finish, a roomy hood, complete with drawstring, a relaxed drop shoulder sleeve with fitted cuff, a staggered split detail hem and generous inseam pockets.
The Homebody Hoodie is the perfect companion to the Homebody Joggers so you can sew yourself the ultimate sportswear or loungewear set.
There are plenty of details for experienced sewers to enjoy sewing and newer sewers will learn lots of new skills throughout this make.
You can make the Homebody Hoodie in sizes XS – XXL.
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We designed the Homebody Hoodie to complement the Homebody Joggers but also to wear with all your handmade makes as a hard working piece in your everyday wardrobe.
The Hoodie is fitted at the chest and contoured to provide a little extra room at the waist and hips.
We’re sharing inspiration to make it your way. Why not mix and match different colours to create a colour-block effect or add a cosy fleece or fur hood lining for extra snuggle-factor. Change up look by swapping out the hem band for a pre-made rib instead.
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We recommend a stable stretch fabric with approx. 20-50% stretch for this pattern. Suitable fabrics include: Sweatshirt, ponte roma, fleece, velour, quilted jersey and French terry. An elastane mix fabric will prevent your hoodie from going baggy during wear.
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Suggested Fabrics:
Medium to Heavyweight stable stretch knits including sweater knits, french terry, velour
For Hood lining: light to medium weight stable stretch fabrics including single cotton elastane jersey, ponti roma
Fabric 150cm / 60" wide:
For main body 175cm
For the hood lining and pocket bags 50cm
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The Homebody Hoodie can be made in Sizes XS – XXL.
It is vitally important, when sewing your own clothes, to take accurate measurements of your body, and not rely on the sizing you expect to buy on the high street. For this pattern we have opted to use sizing XS – XXL, which approximately covers UK sizes 8 – 24. Measure yourself first to choose the right size for you!
