Make A Fleece Elf Hood for Christmas- Free Winter Hat / Hood Sewing Pattern

Winter is coming, but Jack Frost won’t be nipping at your ears in this adorable FREE elf hood sewing pattern. The free pattern come in 6 sizes newborn to large-headed adult. You’ll be outfitting your whole family and all your friends in these adorable “Just Add Ears Hoods”. Today I'm making the elf hood, but this free pattern also has Hoodie and Pixie point shapes included. Fleece hoods are great for Holiday photos and perfect for outdoor holiday events.
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Pattern available in Printable PDF or SVG cut file for your Cricut, Silhouette / Cameo, Brother cutting machines.
Pattern also includes Pixie Point Hood and Hoodie Shaped Hat.
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Winter Hood Sizes
Newborn/Doll:
Infant (0-12 months):
Little Kid (6 months -2 years):
Big Kid (2-6 years):
Teen (7 years+, Teen, Adult):
Large (Adults with large heads and roomie on average heads)
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[@gailjackson2663]

Thank you This is so cute. New great grandbaby that has to have this for the holidays.

[@heatherrj9980]

Just adorable and really clear instructions - thank you.

[@TheFabricNinja]

Thank you! 😊

[@lindasmik284]

I really appreciate your detailed pattern and instructions. To top it all off, how can anybody possibly go wrong in making this after watching this video?

[@TheFabricNinja]

Thank you!

[@hugeinjapan4635]

Spray adhesive on patterns? My life is forever changed

[@TheFabricNinja]

Glad I could help.

[@paulaziegler3795]

i don't know how to print the pattern. It's all chopped up. Can you help me?

[@TheFabricNinja]

It might be easier for me to help you with email. [e-mail] But in general you overlap the crosshairs and tape the pieces of paper together.