This 4-in-1 combo of a scarf, hat, fingerless gloves and mitten pocket saves space (no need to find a place to put your hat and gloves) and time (no more searching endlessly for that lost glove). The hat keeps your ears warm so you don’t need earmuffs and has an optional opening for a ponytail. The scarf keeps your neck warm, plus the slot used to cross the scarf helps keep you from choking yourself. The best part is the fingerless gloves that are inside of a mitten-like pocket, allowing you to keep your hands warm while having easy access to your fingers (very useful for those with iPhones). You don't need to take your hand out of the glove - just slide your hand out of the mitten pockets and you're good to go! An added bonus is the mitten pocket can be used as a normal pocket as well! This is a fairly simple project and doesn’t require a lot of time or materials.
Remove these ads by
Signing UpStep 1: Materials
1. Fleece (I bought 1 yard for $4 and still have a good bit left over)
2. Scissors
3. Something to mark your cutting and sewing lines with (chalk would probably be best, but since I didn’t have any, I made do with a pencil. You could also use pieces of masking tape).
4. Thread
5. Sewing machine (you could technically use a needle and thread for this whole project if you really wanted to and were crazy enough to, but it would take way too much time).










































Visit Our Store »
Go Pro Today »




That would be great! I look forward to seeing your set. By the way, I can't remember if I told you where we live- Ireland, so please let me know the total price. I hope it goes well for you.
Thank you
Roberta
If you are anywhere near 6 feet in height, you may need closer to 1.5 yards of fabric. I didn't consider the need for the fabric to go around my neck, and will need to add a piece in the middle to make it long enough. Speaking of which, make the hat diameter a good bit more than you think you will need, because it seems to shrink with each addition of stitching.
I really didn't get that the mittens double as the "pockets", for some reason that wasn't clear to me in the original instructions.
The gloves and pocket access also tripped me up. I wasn't clear that the pocket access slit should be on the same side of the scarf as the slit for the glove. I am also still trying to figure out how to get the gloves on right to be in the correct orientation when having the scarf the right way out. I will probably end up putting them on last after I have the scarf the right way around.
But overall, still awesome!
Thanks from her ;)
This would be prefect for my 6yr old. He couldn't lose his mittens and hat and scarf separately. He'd have to lose them all together.
Or peoplekind, if that sounds better.
Or if you just don't like the word "mankind" you can change it.
Or something like that.