DIY Wool Anorak from a Military Surplus Blanket

I wanted a wool anorak for my son and myself and ended up getting scammed on a too good to be true deal from Fakebook. They send me a lightweight fleece pullover.. I definitely got fleeced, so I decided I would make them myself. This is one of a series where I will take you through my process of making a couple for my son and a buddy. I am a novice and you will see what it takes if you are too. But if you have the will, you can get through as i had and maybe you will enjoy it and want to make more, as I have.

[@kingdavidapple]

Rooky moves?!? You tackled something my wife, who sewed her wedding dress many years ago & has done countless other projects, wouldn't even consider. You found a problem & addressed it with working method & even some style. Attaboy!

[@florianvandarq9258]

Good job

[@gospelninja2.016]

dude you did a great job. if i saw that on esty for like 220$ i would provably buy it.. lol

[@daoyang8593]

Nice!

[@fotisvon9943]

pair that with a windbreaker and thats all you need

[@FREEDUMB4ALL]

Hey, great job especially considering it was your first go at it. I'm thinking of making one myself. Thanks for the video.