This year I decided to put an updated spin on a Santa suite for and annual Thanksmas Eve Party. This hoodie not only turned head and got compliments wherever I went but I must have been asked to make at least 15 for people other than myself, It was so simple I figured that I would just share the instructions and let people make themselves one.
Background:
Time: 30 minutes - 1 hour depending on sewing speed
Cost: Hoodie $10- 20 (Target / Marshalls)
Garland $ 3 (on second hoodie "fur" from Michael's $ 5)
Needle and Thread (you should have this but if you don't) $2
for a less permanent hold Safety Pins $2 a Box
Background:
Time: 30 minutes - 1 hour depending on sewing speed
Cost: Hoodie $10- 20 (Target / Marshalls)
Garland $ 3 (on second hoodie "fur" from Michael's $ 5)
Needle and Thread (you should have this but if you don't) $2
for a less permanent hold Safety Pins $2 a Box
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What You'll Need:
1 plain Red Hoodie ( any other color will do but seriously Santa and Hot Mrs. Clause
wear red, green if you want to be an elf )
Garland for the white accents (higher quality fur can be substituted but doesn't need to be)
Something to secure the Garland to the Hoodie ( Safety pins worked fine but for a more
permanent look you could sow)
What You'll Want:
This Template
Iron on letters (for personalization)
A winter warmer or eggnog
Christmas carols playing in the background
Anything else you need to get into the spirit
1 plain Red Hoodie ( any other color will do but seriously Santa and Hot Mrs. Clause
wear red, green if you want to be an elf )
Garland for the white accents (higher quality fur can be substituted but doesn't need to be)
Something to secure the Garland to the Hoodie ( Safety pins worked fine but for a more
permanent look you could sow)
What You'll Want:
This Template
Iron on letters (for personalization)
A winter warmer or eggnog
Christmas carols playing in the background
Anything else you need to get into the spirit
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I think I'll make one and add a white pompom to the "point" of the hood for that extra Santa Claus effect.