This pom-pom hat is easy to make and one sweater can be used to make multiple hats. Warm and Resevrable Wool Hat.
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With every size from a baby up to an adult, this is the go-to hat sewing pattern for families. Recycled Wool Hat. The Playdate Romper includes the following options No more messing with snaps in the middle of the night or exposing your little ones chest to the cold air just to get the diaper The Aspen Pullover features a fun kangaroo pocket in front, accent trim, raglan sleeves and options for a cozy cowl or a standard neckband.
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This is a good pattern for a beginner since it will ensure you get to practice certain stitches and techniques such as sewing elastic and facings. It is available in sizes 8 — 20 and there are only 7 simple steps to follow to ensure this is easy enough to finish without the need for an instructional video.
More at: Sew Mag. With a stand-out design for a jumpsuit, this pattern looks the part and has a pleasant subtly frilled front to add to the style. It features cropped length legs and is free and downloadable so it can be made as soon as you have the materials. There are guidelines on what the best fabrics are and if you can find a design similar to the one in the example then you are going to end up with a jumpsuit you will want to wear all the time.
More at: Gathered. It layers well but is also comfortable and stylish on its own. The best fabrics will be chambray, linen, or cotton and the printable version works on A4 but can also be printed full size. The tie around the waist looks great and it has an airy feel to it without being too floaty and loose. Anyone who wants an easy project should find this is a good place to start as there are easy-to-follow instructions as well.
More at: Peppermint Mag. Another everyday jumpsuit that is super comfortable, we love the elasticated waistband that also adds some textured lines. The front buttons help to make it a little different from some of the others and it even has pockets! The example uses cotton poplin but other fabrics work well.
It is always good to choose an interesting design such as a floral print but whatever you go for, this is a relatively easy pattern to follow and the instructions guide you through the process well.
How cute is this playsuit? Well, it is also extremely comfortable and makes an ideal outfit for wearing on a warm day.
The short length and the small straps ensure it feels nice with the sun beating down and the pouch pockets making it a functional outfit that could be put to good use when gardening. Pair it with some white sneakers and enjoy the casual look in comfort. It can be printed on A4, is free to download, and requires less material than a lot of the alternatives. It is safe to say that we are a fan and it would make an excellent addition to any wardrobe.
This is a strapless version of the fun playsuit style and with a heavier fabric, it can make an excellent winter party outfit with the right layering.
The bias grain on the edge will allow the hem to turn without buckling but take care not to over stretch. Sew down. Next press the bib hem edge under 1cm and again 2. Go to the bottom hem edge and press this under 1cm and 1cm then do the same on the side edges. Sew down all around. Stitch the top hem down. Position the pocket on the front of the apron using the centre point you marked earlier.
Pin to hold in place and stitch on close to the edges making a couple of double reverses at the two top corners for extra strength. The pocket can be divided into two by sewing through the centre from top to bottom. Fold the straps in half with wrong side out and sew along the length, leave a 3cm gap midway to turn out; sew across both ends.
Turn the straps through and press to smooth out the seams. Hand stitch the gap closed or sew a top stitch around the entire strap close enough to the edge to seal the gap.
Attach the strap ends to each side of the front bib stitching securely to hold. Cross the straps over and pin the ends to the back corners of the apron. Now it is best to try the apron on to be sure to get the correct strap length for your height. To get the correct fit the bib should be fairly high on the chest and the apron should fall and wrap smoothly around the hips without any dragging or excessive gape at the curved side edges although there will be some gape here as there are no darts to shape the edge to the body.
Take a close look at the finished photos to see how it should look. If the back of the apron is swinging forward the straps are too long and if the back is pulling up or the sides are gaping a lot then the straps are too short.
It is also possible to make adjustable straps by using a slide buckle attached at the front bib. Add extra length to the straps for this. Owner and designer of Felicity Sewing Patterns View all posts by felicitysewingpatternsblog. Like Like.
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