Red Riding Hood Cape Pattern - Fleece Fun

This Red Riding Hood cape pattern is one of Fleece Fun’s most popular. The circular half cape is perfect for going to grandmother’s house in – it’s warmth will keep the chill from nipping, but not necessarily wolves. This half cape can be made at different lengths (and materials) to get the look you want. Perfect for Halloween. Materials you will need: 2 and 1/4 yards fleece for adult – 1.5 yards for children sizes, felt or jersey knit (depending on size of pattern and if you line the hood or not) 3/4 yard Jersey knit or 5/8 yard for a child size (or two large t-shirts, optional) Yard of Ribbon Thread Assembled printed pattern scissors You May Also Like: Download the free pattern, tutorial below! You can get a free copy of Adobe reader here- it is the ONLY reader I recommend. Video Tutorial Here, Written below: 1- Assemble and cut out the Pattern You can find instructions on how to assemble the pattern here. You will need to decide what length of cape you want to make. 6 - Finishing up

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planning some plans - Mai Autumn if you recall back in february, when i started talking about designing a line of throw pillows, this post is going to sound kind of similar. i'm always dreaming up new things i want to make, and this week has been no exception. the throw pillows are still in the back of my mind, (don't you worry!) but i got to thinking what i would really love... to design a line of clothes someday. now, this is kind of just a distant, far out there kind of dream, for now, (since i hardly know how to sew, and i definitely don't know how to design patterns.. yet) but i wanted to throw it out there to see if it feels right. you know, putting it in writing and all. i mean, really, eventually, i would like to have all sorts of beautiful things available. i want to create my own little world and furnish it with everything i could possibly imagine! it's a bit insane, i know. but i think i'm going in the right direction. it feels good. and that's what matters, right? jamie and the jones

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The Audrey Cape Tutorial This tutorial is for personal use only. Thank you. These capes are one of the girls' favorite things that we have yet made. I am not kidding when I say that this cape comes out everyday....and I won't let it be worn to school yet (it's still in the mid 80's here---and apparently I am a mean mom) so someone is waiting for the day that it will finally be cool enough that she can wear it to school. But I am glad that it is a keeper, because it was easy and cute. Here is the thing about this cape.....and I know I say this often on our blog but you are all going to faint at how easy this pattern is.

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