Layout the pattern and carefully cut the material. Double-check everything before you cut! You can’t easily fix a bad cut, so make sure to cut carefully. The length of the cloak can b… See more

Pin the outer pieces together with the right sides facing each other. Sew all of the outer pieces, leaving a half-inch seam allowance, then iron the seams flat. Once the outer pieces are … See more

The hood can be made in different ways. The best choice for first-timers is to follow the pattern and cut the pieces accordingly. Sew the outer fabric and lining together. Turn the ho… See more

The bottom edge of the hood should be a perfect fit for the top edge of the cloak. Line up the two pieces and pin them together. The cloak and hood should look complete, except the… See more

The closure can be a variety of things. It can be a simple string, like the one on a hoodie. To do this properly, you will need to make a special seam around the outer edge of th… See more