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[tool]Scissors[/tool]
[tool]Thread and some yarn[/tool]
[tool]Thick sewnig needle[/tool]
[tool]Meter[/tool]
[tool]Pins (optional chalk and ruler)[/tool]
[supply]Used hoodie[/supply]
[supply]Acrylic blanket or pieces of cloth[/supply]
[supply]Cushion filling or a pillow(45cmx45cm)[/supply]
[supply]A flap ( for closing the sleeves)[/supply]
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Prepare all tools and supplies on the floor or table.
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Turn your sweatshirt inside out. Gather the edges of the collar and sew them with a thread or use a sewing machine if you want it faster. Leave a small piece open.
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Stretch the hoodie with pins and mark a straight line from one armpit to the other. If you prefer, use a ruler and chalk to mark on the fabric. Sew, joining the front and back of the grid, following the path. Remove the pins.
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Put the sleeves along the body of the sweatshirt and pin to the sides (as shown on the picture). Leave the cuffs without sewing them.
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Insert acrylic blanket, foam or even chopped leftover fabrics through the cuffs to form the edges of the bed.
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Fill the belly of the blouse with cushion stuffing or a pillow.
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Join the cuffs sewing them together, you can also use the sewing machine if you like.
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Take one piece of other fabric and put it around the cuffs so that it would cover the sewed part. Sew it with a regular stitch and turn it inwards.
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Now call your dog to enjoy his new, cosy bed
