Tutorial: Hooded dress-up capes for kids

Never underestimate the power of a cape to transform a child into a superhero or princess or evil villain. Rachael from Rachael Rabbit shares a tutorial showing how you can make a hooded cape for kids’ dress-up play. She shows how you can make it in four variations. With small adaptations, it can be a Red Riding Hood cape, a Frozen or Cinderella princess cape, a Batman or pirate cape, or a mermaid cape. Go to Rachael Rabbit to see how to make one.

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With the inclusion of a cut line to eliminate pockets, the pattern offers the option to create a stylish top variation, providing added versatility to your sewing projects.

Embrace the relaxed sophistication of the L + C Amarena Dress, a must-have addition to your handmade wardrobe that seamlessly blends comfort with timeless style.

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