Anyone know where I can find a good hoodie pattern?

[Kay-VW]

Ok, so I have a couple of questions. I want to make a hoodie, I'm wondering if anyone knows where I can find a good simple pattern for one.

I also want to make a messenger bag. I want one that is large enough to hold note books, school books and what not, I also want to make one that looks nice, but is also durable. What I want to know is what fabric do I need to use, and what all I need to make it. Also, could anyone tell me where I could find a good pattern for one?

Ok, one last question. I really want to make a fox plushie, but I can not find a good pattern anywhere. Could someone help me with this?  

[SailorJuggaLokoLette]

There is a pattern brand called Burda.. Joann Fabrics sells them, I am not sure if anywhere else does. They have a really easy hoodie pattern for men, I used it for a cosplay and it was pretty easy.  

[trip_sha]

make 2 squares big enough for 1/2 of your head. put them together and you have a cat hat smile  

[trip_sha]

did you do it?  

[Rosecult]

I heart this tutorial from threadbanger. You can use it as a guideline. If you dont want to use a t-shirt you can at least use it as a guideline to trace the body shape onto your fabric. Dont forget to leave some room for seam allowance. I hope this helps!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V9a-6rr46Kw  

[bookaholic]

Rosecult

I heart this tutorial from threadbanger. You can use it as a guideline. If you dont want to use a t-shirt you can at least use it as a guideline to trace the body shape onto your fabric. Dont forget to leave some room for seam allowance. I hope this helps!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V9a-6rr46Kw

Duude, I love threadbanger. Even though I can't sew for beans I love to watch anyways for the cool projects.  

[Knit Happens]

Huh. I thought you were talking about knitting patterns at first.

The Central Park Hoodie is nice, if you're into knitting.