This the second in a three part series showing how I upcycled an old Onesie into three new garments.
The first post showed how to make a pair of tracksuit (jogging) bottoms and this one shows how to make the matching Hoodie.
I had previously emancipated the top part of the onesie from its lower body and was left with this: –
The centre front zip was cut out next…..
….and a new centre front seam was made by sewing right sides together and overlocking the raw edges.
Both sleeves were shortened by a couple of inches, overlocked and then hemmed leaving a small gap through which to thread the elastic.
The bottom of the hoodie was overlocked and hemmed in the same way, leaving a gap for the elastic.
Having measured loosely around wrists and hips, pieces of elastic were threaded through each of the channels and secured together by hand.
Finished!
A cute hoodie to match the tracksuit bottoms.
Not the most appreciative smile in the world….
That’s better!
So, that’s how to make a great little hoodie from an old onesie.
Previous post: TRACKSUIT BOTTOMS
Next Post: SLIPPER BOOTS
March 27, 2015 at 7:49 am
Another job well done! ๐ The little suit looks so comfy and equally perfect for lounging or a bit of rough and tumble outdoors!! Looks like son No 3 came round on the modelling front in the end ๐
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March 27, 2015 at 10:51 am
He’s hardly taken it off since I made it! He’s worn it to both tennis and football this week as well as rolling around in the garden – I’ve never washed one outfit so much in a week!
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March 27, 2015 at 9:59 pm
I love it! It looks so neat. You little guy is such a cutie pie. I love his sweet smile. Great job Sheila. I can’t wait to see the slipper socks. ๐
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