Little red riding hood costume pattern

Free Costume Pattern: This red riding hood cape pattern comes together quickly and comes in child and adult sizes.

I want to teach you all how I made my 2 year old daughter this red velvet cloak with just one yard of fabric. It was so amazingly easy to make and it turned out way better than I could have hoped or dreamed. Keep scrolling for step by step instructions with pictures. First, meet Clara, aka Red. She is my very sassy two year old. I totally had to bribe her with sweets to get her to dress up and smile.

Little red riding hood costume pattern

Bring the fairy-tale character to life with our easy-to-follow costume templates. An article attributed to "Martha Stewart Editors" indicates when several writers and editors have contributed to an article over the years. These collaborations allow us to provide you with the most accurate, up-to-date, and comprehensive information available. The Martha Stewart team aims to teach and inspire readers daily with tested-until-perfected recipes, creative DIY projects, and elevated home and entertaining ideas. They are experts in their fields who research, create, and test the best ways to help readers design the life they want. The joy is in the doing. Little Red Riding Hood has never looked so chic. The fairy-tale character is brought to life with a piece of red fabric and some basic sewing supplies. We provide templates for each component of the Halloween ensemble, so you'll have a guide when cutting out the dress and hood. Little Red's gown is made from a length of crimson jersey with a hole for the neck and a wide ribbon at the waist.

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I am new at sewing I know this is 2 years too late but this instruction confused me for ages too. Forget about cutting a 'second circle' - you have already cut it! But thanks so much to the author of this really helpful tutorial. I followed it last night and my daughter is now at school dressed as Little Red Riding Hood.

I want to teach you all how I made my 2 year old daughter this red velvet cloak with just one yard of fabric. It was so amazingly easy to make and it turned out way better than I could have hoped or dreamed. Keep scrolling for step by step instructions with pictures. First, meet Clara, aka Red. She is my very sassy two year old. I totally had to bribe her with sweets to get her to dress up and smile. I also had an insanely good workout chasing after this girl today while trying to snap a few shots I was literally jogging for about 20 minutes straight. No joke.

Little red riding hood costume pattern

Little red riding hood outfit made for costume party Yeah. So that is a guy in the photo. He decided he wanted to wear it more than me.

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It is really a lovely cape and I can't wait to see my daugther wearing it since it was hear idea anyway!! Hi Angel This pattern is by far the best I have seen online! For a child version you will need 1. I would use the child large for the 6 and 7 year olds. I love the tutorial! My daughter wants to be a princess with a cape for Halloween. Hi KerryLynn! Felt is a good alternative, but can be a little more stiff and warm. If only you had a pattern for : it looks like a cape hood with a scraf attached that crosses in the front of your neck. Fabric for the outside of the cape, red if you are making little red but this cape could be used for lots of costumes It looks great and it was easier than I thought it would be.

This fast hooded cape can be made in under an hour. Materials you will Need: A printed out version of this pattern. The Red Riding Hood cape with video.

Thanks for sharing it. Nice Blog. Just imagine it isn't attached to the cape yet. I have finished the cape for my daughter! Thanks, Alison. It is my tradition to make something for a costume for my kids every year, and I will be able to do it again, thanks to this pattern! Do you have any suggestions? I noticed on human patterns, the hoods have sort of a half circle cut on the bottom of the hood. Turn right side out, stuffing the lining into the hood. Thanks so much for the wonderful video and pattern. Hi Stephanie! Glad that this will last as long as i can take care of it.