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Modern Sewing Co. Hooded Scarf - PDF Sewing Pattern

The Hooded Quilt Scarf is a small but mighty layer bringing warmth and character to colder days. The softly padded shape sits generously around the head and neck, with long ties that can be worn loose or fastened for a cosier feel.

It sits naturally alongside the Reversible Quilt Jacket but is equally lovely worn on its own, adding an easy finishing touch to a winter outfit.

With two sides to choose from, the reversible design lets you change the mood of the piece simply by turning it over.

You can view the instruction booklet on your device at home, print it out at home, or add the 'printed instructions' product to your order and we will print it for you. Please note we will print the instructions in black & white.

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Sewing Level

Suitable for all levels including total beginners.

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Sizing

One size: From top of head to end of the tie - 71cm; Width from the front around the base of the neck - 56cm

An olive green quilted bonnet with tan trim, tied and folded on a textured light beige background.
A woman wearing an olive green quilted hooded jacket with tan contrast trim and large front patch pockets, photographed against a plain light beige studio background.
A woman wearing a mustard yellow hooded jacket with gray piping and beige trousers, standing against a plain beige studio background.
A person shown in side profile wearing a quilted olive green hooded jacket with tan trim, paired with light beige pants, against a plain off-white background.
A woman wearing a bright yellow hooded jacket with gray piping and beige wide-leg trousers, standing against a plain beige background.
A woman wearing an olive green quilted jacket with tan contrast trim and a matching green-and-tan neck scarf, paired with beige corduroy pants, standing against a plain beige studio background.
A model wearing a bright yellow hooded jacket with light gray piping and beige corduroy trousers, standing against a plain off-white wall.
A person viewed from the back wearing an olive green quilted hooded jacket with tan trim, paired with light beige pants, against a plain off-white wall.
A person viewed from the back wearing a bright yellow hooded jacket with light gray piping details and beige pants, standing against a plain light beige wall.
A monochrome line drawing showing a bonnet-style head covering with a bow on the left and a side profile view on the right, on a plain light beige background.
A digital infographic detailing fabric and materials consumption for quilting, comparing quilted and non-quilted versions. It lists fabric consumption and sewing machine thread per yard for self, satin, and lining fabrics, along with a checklist of other materials like binding, chalk, and basting spray.

Fabric

For quilting we recommend relatively lightweight fabrics such as cotton or linen. For non-quilted versions you’ll need very thick fabrics such as boiled wool or fleece.

Notions

Binding: 50cm of fabric to make your own or 3.5 metres of pre-made binding, 5cm wide unfolded

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