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"@Beani It's amazing how different fabric can behave, even amongst wovens and knits. I like to work with quilters cotton, because it's very predictable in how it behaves. That might be a good starting point for your first adventures into woven stuff. It also irons nicely which should making hemming much easier.\n \n\n\n\tAs far as your next knit project, I'd say stick with stuff you're excited about. No point in forcing it, it's a hobby for fun! I don't do a lot of lining, mostly out of preference and to avoid extra bulk, but I think if you look up \"bag lining\" that might be the best technique for a knit hoodie, it's also one of the most common techniques for most modern styles, so it's a good one to learn. There's also the option to just line the hood, which could be super cute in a contrasting fabric. Just keep in mind if you line a knit fabric with a woven one, you lose all the benefit of knits stretchiness.* It can be done, but it's worth keeping in mind they hang very differently.\n \n\n\n\tEdited to add: It only occurred to me hooours later that woven fabric with spandex in it is a thing that exists and is stretchy. There's a lot of kinds of fabric, lol.\n \n"
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