A Hoody Summary

    This is my hoody, I have worked on it for two months. 

       Making the hoody was hard, and also easy. The hardest thing to do was to connect the sleeves, and the hood on to the hoody. The easiest was connecting easy parts like the front part to the back. The most fun parts were sewing, and cutting. The annoying things were problems with the sewing, annoying pins, and ironing (well, not that much). In the end, the finished product was good! I learned how to use a serger, and how to use patterns. If I had a chance to do more, or improve, I would put a zipper, and maybe some patterns.

I. 6B

                           

Creating our hoodies

During the past two months we have both made made our own amazing hoodie. There were some things that were really hard and some that were quite easy. The easiest part was making the basics of a hoodie and the hardest part was attaching the rib-knits to the hoodie, especially the one on the neck. We both think our hoodies ended up nice, maybe even better than we expected. We both decided not to make a hood and we think that was a good choice because they look really nice without a hood.

-- Elsa and Gwen 6B

making of the hoodies

CSABI
Once upon a time we started. First we made our plans where we both had the same problem. We both had two ideas in mind one of us had swimming and some other random thing. I had assasins creed clothing and "Im with stupid" logo. So we mixed up our ideas and it turned out to be awesome.

MICHAEL
Yes, so as my friend Csabi mentioned above, we had plans for our hoodies but before that there was a lot of hard work and MATH to do before we would get to the stage where we could bring our designs to life.  First we had to trace the pieces on to a special tracing paper before we cut the pieces out. Both of us didnt want to ruin our hoodies so we worked carefully but fast and so we were th first ones done. I wanted to have strings for my hoodie so you could tighten my colossal hood. Over all I think my hoodie looks good.

 

Michael and Chabi 6B