This hood pattern, designed by Travis Halsey, is an excellent and versatile base to create and endless number of characters and looks! The pattern includes optional torso, sleeve, and chin patterns. The hood pattern is best utilized with 4-way stretch lycra or mesh. Each pattern yields three different sizes. Please refer to the sizing chart as sizing varies between pattern styles.
Unisex Hood Pattern (Medium)
Patterns are in PDF format and will open and print to the correct size without any additional adjustment. There is no need to resize anything once you receive your file. There is a 3" reference square on each pattern to double check that the printing scale is correct once printed.
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HELPFUL TIPS AND INFORMATION FOR YOUR DIGITAL FILES:
** No patterns are wider than 36" after printing
** Patterns are in 200 dpi resolution
** Each file includes the width and length of the print in inches
** Patterns do not include step by step instructions. They do include photos, illustrations, and text to aid in the construction process. Please visit the YouTube channel for detailed instructional videos on how to generally build professional ballet costumes: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfDjWCgqdD742yzwdhJRmRA
You can print from home using the program, Adobe Reader. If you do not have this program, it is a free download available for both PC and Mac computers. Open the pattern file using Adobe Reader, go to "Print," and select "Poster Print." The program will automatically slice your file into as many 8.5x11" sheets of paper as needed to fully print your pattern to scale. Be certain you keep the scale of printing at 100%. Changing the scale will yield an incorrect size. Once printed, arrange the pages and tape them together. If you prefer, you make print your file on a large scale printer at an office supply store instead.