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Here is a short tutorial on how to make a fleece hospital shruggie. These instructions would need to be adjusted to the person youare making the shruggie for. These would be great for chemotherapy or dialysis patients.
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How to Make Hospital Shruggie from Fleece
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Shruggie from fleece - how to makeThese would be great for
chemotherapy or dialysis patients.These are so simple and quick.The
pictures are of our second one, We had turned the fabric the
"wrong" way so had to add sleeves, but they turned out ok, too. If
you are using the 2 yard piece of fleece, you will not have that
problem--this was a shorter piece of fleece and we forgot to do the
selvage to selvage folding.Start with a 2 yard piece of fleece (if
your piece is a little shorter, that's ok too). The piece in the
picture was only 48" long, but was what we had on hands.
To make the sleeves:
Fold over about 1/3 of the length of the fabric (fold line goes
from selvage to selvage) Have pretty side of fabric out.
.Stitch sleeves (with pretty side on outside) --ours are about 8"
deep and the stitch line goes in about 18". We curved it downward
as we got towards the center thinking it would be less strain on
the fabric that way.
Note: On the first shruggie we made the sleeve narrower at the
outer edge, but Christina wanted to be able to cross her arms and
slide her hands into the sleeves, so on this one the sleeves allow
her to do that.
Neckhole: We simple found the center of the fold at the top of the
sleeves by folding the sleeves together. I made a cut along the
fold, maybe 4" each way from center, then cut slits across the
fold. I simply tried it over my head until the cuts allowed the
garment to slide on easily. Start smaller and then increase as
needed. It is best to keep the neck hole as small as possible,
because it is warmer that way. We did not do any trimming at the
neckline, just made the slits.That is all there is to making this.
I think it would be equallynice for anyone who likes to compute in
their pj's!! Notice that the short side of the shruggie is in the
back so there is no fabric bunched up at her back and it stays on
without having to tug at it.Robert, owner Nancy's FabricsMan who
Quilts!!!