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Nov
14

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November “Flip this Pattern”: Flipped Creation Two


Maegen, from Foster Ramblings, is here to give you her “Flipped Creation”
for the Peek-a-Boo Pattern Shop, Hangout Hoodie.
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I am really thrilled to be a part of this competition! I love the Hangout Hoodie pattern, and it has truly been a pleasure to flip. I actually changed my mind at the last minute, so this is not my original flip. I created the Hangout Hunting Vest when I finally came out of denial two days before Halloween– there was no way Mack was going to wear his little Hobbit costume, so what could I make for him in a short amount of time? My husband Nathan loves to hunt, and we just happened to have a little pop gun rifle, so a-hunting Mack would go! 
Back when I first told Nathan about the competition and the pattern he suggested that I make a vest. I wasn’t sure how I felt about the vest idea so I went with something completely different. And in the end, I ended up loving this little vest so much more than the cardigan I had made.
I used one of Nathan’s too-small hunting shirts for the outer fabric. Because the fabric is sturdy and has no stretch at all, I cut out the 4t– two sizes bigger than Mack usually wears. The vest is lined with fleece, and has a layer of batting in the middle for an extra bit of warmth. 
What I flipped:
– discarded the sleeve and hoodie pattern pieces
– split the front piece down the middle and added an extra inch to each side
-created a collar piece
-lined the entire garment in such a way that it is reversible
Mack really loves his vest. In fact, Mack loves to wear every version of the Hangout Hoodie I have made thus far (this is saying a lot, because he is picky about what he wears). 
If you stop by my blog today, I’m sharing the tiny Hangout Hunting Vest I made for our other little guy. 
Thanks so much Ashley and Emily for having me!
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“Flip this Pattern” voting will begin on Friday, November 22 and run through Sunday, November 24.
Stay tuned for more “Flips” coming your way….every Thursday….between now and then!
And, in the meantime, link up your “Flipped Creation” and be inspired by others sewing along!



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nest full of eggs
9 yearss ago


So nice to see boy sewing this month! And what perfect timing/season for this hunting vest!

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pixidance
9 yearss ago


This is amazing! Such an adorable little man too :) I absolutely love this flip.

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Renee
9 yearss ago


So cute – especially paired with that hat!

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Vanessa@Designs By Sessa
9 yearss ago


Seriously so cute!!!! I love it!!!

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Maegen Foster
9 yearss ago


Just in case anyone stopped by and was wondering why there wasn’t a post about a tiny hunting vest, there is one up now! Sorry about that.

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Frances Suzanne
9 yearss ago


Such a perfect “flip” for the little hunter in your life :)!! Cute, cute, cute….

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Cindy
9 yearss ago


Adorable! The vest looks nice and cozy.:)

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