Pullover Hoodie Sewing Patterns | DRCOS Patterns & How To Make

This is a free sewing pattern and tutorial for a long-sleeve pullover hoodie.

The design is based on a classic hoodie shape, making it suitable for everyday wear as well as cosplay casual outfits. You can also modify the base pattern to match your desired style.

This hoodie features a zipper that extends into the hood area. While this detail can seem a bit tricky, the construction is not as difficult as it looks, so it’s a great project to try even if you are new to sewing hoodies.

The pattern already includes seam allowances, so you can start sewing right away. Once printed, cut along the join lines and assemble.

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(1) Fold in 0.5in around the "Pocket" and sew the pocket mouth.

(2) Sew around the "Pocket" except for the pocket opening at the pocket attachment point.

(3) Sew the "Hood" together to form a shape, and Serging the sewn part.

(4) After sewing the shoulders of "Front Body Top" and "Back Body Bottom" together with a sewing machine, Serging the seam allowance.

(5) Serging "Hood" around the neck of "Body" and Serging the seam allowance.

(6) Sew a zipper to the "Body" and wrap the bias around the "Hood" and sew.

(7) Serging the seam allowance after sewing "Front Body Top" and "Front Body Bottom" together with a sewing machine.

(8) Serging the seam allowance after sewing the sides of "Front Body" and "Back Body" together with a sewing machine.

(9) After Serging the sides of the "Sleeve", sew the sides together with a sewing machine. After Serging the hem of the "Sleeve", fold up 0.5" and sew it with a sewing machine.

(10) Sew the "Sleeve" to the "Body" and Serging the armholes.

(11) Fold the hem of the "Body" three times and sew it with a sewing machine.

*It is recommended to make a buttonhole on the front of the hem to thread the cord through.

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