Diy balaclava free pattern

Learn how to make a balaclava with a free sewing pattern. This beginner sewing project uses fleece or sweatshirting in kids and adults sizes.

If you read balaclava and thought of a delicious and flaky Greek pastry…you’re not alone. But this isn’t a recipe for baklava, but instead a tutorial for a BALACLAVA – or a ski mask. This one is super cozy in fleece and perfect for upcoming winter weather. You’ll find the tutorial over at Make It...Read More »

In this article, we will show you how to sew a balaclava. The pattern featured in this article is available in two styles and sizes for all age groups.

We’ve had frigid temps in our area, and sounds like most people across the US are having the same conditions. While staying indoors is a great way to stay warm (unless your power is out) dre…

Whether you love spending time outside in the winter or just want to stay warm and cozy, knit balaclavas are the best way to keep your head and face toasty! They come in many styles – tight-fitting for sports, loose and stylish for wearing around town, or anything in between! Find your next balaclava knitting pattern in this collection of 17 free balaclava knitting patterns for beginner and intermediate knitters.

Bat Girl needed a cool hood like Batman. I had some scraps left over from her cape which is awesome cause they will match seamlessly. I CA...

We've had frigid temps in our area, and sounds like most people across the US are having the same conditions. While staying indoors is a great way to stay warm (unless your power is out) dressing ...

Looking for a winter accessory that's both practical and stylish? Try crocheting your own balaclava with this one skein balaclava crochet pattern! With just one skein of worsted weight yarn and a size J/6 mm crochet hook, you can create a cozy and unique accessory that offers warmth around the face and neck. This easy and free pattern features an all-in-one design that eliminates the need for separate beanies and scarves or cowls, making it the perfect accessory for any outdoor adventure.

This little article should help along on your way to making yourself a down balaclava to keep your head warm, especially if you’re using a quilt or hoodless sleeping bag. To start with you will need a pattern. There are several available across the net but the one I chose to use was this one provided by Jan Rezac at backpackinglight.com (http://www.backpackinglight.com/cgi-bin/backpackinglight/forums/thread_display.html?forum_thread_id=28863). Thanks Jan for putting that in the public…