How to turn a KID’S HOODIE into a SWEATSHIRT // DIY sewing tutorial

[@666lunchmeat3]

thank you for the tutorial! i have so many beautiful hoodies I never wear because the hood annoys me, I’m so excited to turn them into sweatshirts 🥰

[@SachisStudio]

thank you for your comment ❣️☺️

[@mistymoody6291]

Thanks lady, much appreciated of your inspiration.,✌️

[@SachisStudio]

Thanks for watching! ☺️

[@larae75]

Awesome !! Thank you for posting this . ❤🎉😊

[@SachisStudio]

Thank you for watching❣️

[@g182003]

I’m gonna try this on an old hoodie first

[@atamber]

Thank you for this tutorial

[@SachisStudio]

thank you for watching!

[@AntonySelvaraj-ht3pi]

Video very nice

[@SachisStudio]

Thank you for watching! 😊

[@amarabluem6699]

Exactly what I needed! I made the neck a little too big but other than that it worked perfectly.

[@SachisStudio]

Great to hear! I also made the neckline too big… probably, it needs to be smaller than we think because it gets stretched out when it’s attached to the neckline…

[@fairyboy444]

i love it, but might do one inch for the neck band. i’m gonna do this with the hoodie i bought that is too big

[@SachisStudio]

Hope your project turns out great for you! :)

[@dieDeni]

Gonna try this for my kids ❤

[@mariannestratton528]

Love how this turned out! Will this work on an adult sweatshirt?

[@SachisStudio]

haven’t tried it, but the principle should work for adult sizes!

[@DL-bt9te]

Thank you very much for the tutorial. My 5 year old doesn't want a hoodie from the jumper he likes. Now I know how to do. Let me cut those annoying hoodies from his favourite jumpers

[@SachisStudio]

That's great! glad I could help🌷☺️

[@djasso12]

I am so impressed like how did you even think to use the hoodie. My brain was so confused but maybe one day my creativity will advance

[@SachisStudio]

My ideas usually come from my thriftiness and unwillingness to waste a clothing item (= money I’ve already spent) 😂 ! I hope my video wasn’t too confusing.. ❤️

[@golumskill1531]

hi thanx for this , really good work its amazing .actually i serach for sweats crew neck from nba , nfl nhl and they'r not so cool but they make a lot of cool hoodies , so i had the idea to do what you show right here , do you think its possible for a s or m size for adult ? i mean i would not do that myself , i would call a seamstress

[@SachisStudio]

Thank you so much for your comment! I’m sure a professional seamstress can do something like this to adult size hoodies!

[@christophelanguedoc6398]

Merci beaucoup pour ta vidéo 👍 C'est ce que je cherche depuis pas mal de temps pour enlever ma capuche à mon sweat, je ne supporte pas cette capuche. Est-ce que le tour de tête est vraiment la taille à prendre pour le coudre au sweat coupé ? Ou existe-t-il un tour du sweat à calculer pour que ça soit n'y trop grand ou trop petit ? D'avance merci pour ta réponse 👍

[@SachisStudio]

I’d cut the neckband exactly the same measurement as the neckline first, then stretch the band as much as it comfortably stretches, then cut off the excess length past the original length. I know it sounds kind of confusing in text… I show this technique in my video about making T-shirts. ☺️

[@mranon42023]

If your neck fits OK (not small) consider doing this for a better look: 1. dont cut the neck, just unstitch to keep most part of the neck possible 2. dont cut further when sewing, do it just on the verge 3. the section of the neck should go from broad in the bottom to tight in the upper part, trerefor you should sew your neckband in an hourglass shape (if possible in both sides left and right instead of only one in the back as you did). make sure the seams are aligned to the ones in the former hoodie 4. remove the pockets if present, they look weird if you do it this way it will look a lot better.

[@hurshredder4272]

thanks 🌹

[@SachisStudio]

You're welcome 😊

[@tachangnabam8897]

So cute 😘 🥰🤠

[@SachisStudio]

thank you! 😊😊

[@wahyupanti1470]

mantap 👍, ini yg saya butuh kn

[@wahyupanti1470]

terima kasih

[@SachisStudio]

thank you for watching ☺️🌷

[@MarynaMostert]

No the hoodi must stay