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Light, fluffy, and super comfortable: NALOU is a sewing pattern for a children’s muslin hoodie in sizes 92–176. The loose fit, crossover hood, and two practical pockets make it a true favorite sweater – perfect for spring and autumn.
If you enjoy sewing children's clothing from muslin, NALOU is exactly the right project: feather-light, breathable, and truly stylish.
NALOU is beginner-friendly and comes with everything your heart desires: a detailed photo tutorial, a sewing video, and seam and hem allowances already included. This makes sewing a muslin hoodie successful, even if you are just starting out with sewing.
And if you’re looking for a change: NALOU works not only with muslin but also with jersey.
A special detail is the crossover hood. It fits pleasantly soft around the neck, protects against the wind, and doesn’t constrict – the perfect mix of comfort and functionality. Just the thing for a muslin sweater that children love to wear.
NALOU is more than just a sweater – it’s a little treasure chest. The two pockets are large enough for chestnuts, toy cars, or tissues. A hoodie that is practical yet looks cool.
Whether as a lightweight muslin sweater for the transition period, a casual hoodie for the playground, or a cozy top for at home – NALOU is versatile and always the right choice. With sizes from 92 to 176, this sewing pattern will accompany you for many years.
As a transitional sweater for spring & autumn
Cozy muslin hoodie for kindergarten
Practical hoodie for the playground
Comfortable sweater for outings and travel
Lightweight children’s hoodie made of muslin for at home
Pleasant muslin sweater after sports
Favorite sweater for teens – cool, casual, comfortable
With NALOU, you can sew a muslin hoodie for children that is feather-light, fluffy, and super comfortable. Whether as a top, sweater, or hoodie – this pattern turns muslin into true favorite pieces. Fast to sew, perfect for beginners, and with a feel-good factor for all of childhood. 🌿
But jersey fabrics* are also a good option for this pattern. In that case, you might want to choose one size smaller.
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