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Hello Needle workers. Hope you're having a good week already?

It's a pleasure to be here again... So I promised to share something amazing and here it is.

This is a hoodie and joggers made by me.

I'm too excited about this particular project because I got a lot of order after making it.

Streetwears are very versatile and can be worn for different occasion. To the airport, for sport activities, during winter/harmattan.

The day I went for fabric sourcing, was the day my school took us on Market survey. They took us to a market where we can get the fabrics to make hoodie and joggers at a very affordable price and then the color combination became another thing.

One thing to get right after fabric sourcing is learning how to match colors to make something awesome. Yes, I think I did a good job with the color combination.

The beautiful thing about this project is the fabrics and other items used in achieving this outfit.

I started off by drafting a basic bodice without adding any shape to it. It's a straight cut like when we are about to make a shirt.

Since this hoodie has an asymmetric line on the front pattern alone, I divided the upper bodice into two using my curve ruler.

The joggers also has a style line which I created as well.

I proceeded to the pocket of the hoodie, which I cut using 8 inches width and 5 inches in depth.

I joined the shoulder, sides and pocket together as seen in my picture.

As for the pocket, I made a cut using my joggers pattern and created a pocket bag for the joggers.After cutting it out, I joined the pocket bag to the pocket and joined them on each side of the joggers.

I also joined the crotch together and at this point the trouser was ready.

The next thing I did was to cut out the hoodie itself(cap).

To achieve this, I measured the round neckline of the upper bodice and then made a curve around it on the cap and measured 17 inches in depth.

I used my soldering iron to make a hole on the hoodie to attach my eyelet to make it look more professional.

I also did this on the elastic band of the joggers.

I made an elastic band using an elastic fabric I bought at the market. To achieve this, I measured the roundness of the sleeves aand added a 0.5 allowance which was used to join the sides of the band.