Rompers
Rompers are made for play and dance through the seasons.
Sew with breezy fabrics for summery beach days or layered up with wintery wool to keep them cosy.
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Rompers are made for play and dance through the seasons.
Sew with breezy fabrics for summery beach days or layered up with wintery wool to keep them cosy.
Sign up here to receive your free Petal Dress pdf pattern
I really loved making this pattern for my 3 1/2 year old granddaughter. I used leftover fleece for the lining, corduroy for the main exterior & plaid flannel for the sleeves, interior hood & button panels. I am super thrilled how it turned out. She is going to look so cute in it. It was written well with very straightforward instructions. A project that could be made in a day.
Really great pattern and easy to follow.
Just be mindful of placement of cut patterns if you want a wool and cotton side. I just need to hand stitch mine closed.
The instructions were detailed and had pictures for every step. I usually sew quilts, not clothing, but I was able to make some lovely cloaks for my godchildren! I used fabric from my local reuse shop.
I printed on standard printer and taped the pattern together. No problems at all.
I was delighted by how quickly these slippers came together. I used the sleeve of an old (woven) cardigan, parts of a worn-out shirt and duvet cover for lining, a scrap of thick corduroy as padding and a bit of denim for the sole. I added stick-on non-slip patches for security. The instructions were easy to follow and the slippers are so comfortable. I plan to make more for myself and for family and friends.
The pattern was really clear with easy-to-follow instructions. It was my first time making clothes for a boy, and this pattern made it a breeze (pun intended)!
I thought the collar would be very difficult to do, but it turned out to be doable with the step-by-step instructions. The French seams also turned out beautifully.
The only problem I had was with installing Adobe on my computer, so I couldn’t access the layers. I ended up printing the entire pdf and tracing the size I wanted. It works out as I’m sure I’ll be making more of these shirts!