Sew A Baby Romper With Me Using A Free Pattern
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- Hi! I dont't usually sew for others outside of my household but I was so excited to be asked by my friend to sew a gift for another friend who was having a baby. 😊
I hope you enjoy the video. If you have any comments or feedback, please drop them in the comments section.
Thanks for watching.
Bye for now,
B.
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Free Pattern - peekaboopatter...
(You need to join their facebook group or subscribe to their newsletter to get this pattern for free.)
I am not affiliated with any of the products/company here displayed, just sharing a pattern that I have used many times for my own children.
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THANK YOU for showing the bit about sewing it on facing incorrectly. Yes! It happens. ❤️
Exactly, and I want people to see it is ok to make mistakes. We will just do it better the next time.❤Thank you so much for watching.🤗
Thank you so much!!
Thank you for watching❤ I am glad you enjoyed it.
thank you!!💐💐
Thank you for watching😊
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Where you get your fabric from if you don’t mine me asking
I got it off a Facebook group from a business called WA Fabrics and it is UK based😊
Can you learn us how to make a size shart and pattern (under wear, romber and dress for newborn to 24 month
Thank you so much for watching. Unfortunately I don't have the knowledge to draft patterns for any size. There are many free patterns out there for you to use, it just takes time searching for them🙂 Another option is for you to trace around an item you already own, add seam allowance and then sew it. To make a dress with this pattern you could trace the top part and draw a line flaring out from the waist line or just cut the top and attach 2 rectangles roughly 1.5 times bigger than the measurement of the top pattern to make a gathered skirt.
For free underwear, check the Bummies from Brindille and Twig.
Thank you so much for watching🥰
I really don’t understand the directions at 7:50 about somehow putting the linings together. I’ve watched that part about 25 times and I don’t understand 😅
No worries. I'll try and explain this in another way. Lay the side flat matching them at the underarm seams and raw edges. Then grab both the lining pieces and fold them together over to the same side making sure evrything is still aligned and then sew over it from the top to the bottom. Hope this helps. Let me know how you get on😊
Do you have any tips for sewing up the armholes? Mine dont seems to match up .
Try laying both bodices flat open, separating the lining and main. Match up the seams and then fold them over each other like in the video. Let me know how you get on😊
Where you get your size labels from
@@dianne20010 I got them on Etsy at a shop called Labels4clothes 😊
interested in seeing you make boys clothes in patterned fabric as plain is boring and boys clothes are hard to find so please make some thing for boys cheers
Thank you for your message. I rarely get the opportunity to sew for boys because we don't have any in our family. Hopefully I may soon though, as someone in the family is expecting and we are waiting to find out what the gender is. 😊
The only thing I noticed is that you did not do anything to finish the edge of your lining pieces at the bottom. Why is that?
As this is jersey it does not fray, so finishing the edge is not necessary. This would come down to personal preference if you want to finish the edge.😊 Thanks for watching!
How would I change this pattern if I don’t want snaps?
You can substitute for buttons, or velcro( but unsure if this will hold well). If you want no closure at all, overlap the shoulder straps, remove the excess and sew a seam. As the necklines are quite high, you would also need to redraw a lower neckline for ease of putting on and taking off. Hope this answer your question.😊
Thanks for watching.
Can I ask what strength interacting you use ? Mine isn’t strong enough it seems
I did this one a while ago, but if I remember correctly it was a medium knit interfacing.
@@iambeesilva thank you ! And it was strong enough and didn’t feel easy to break ?
@@Pennynotsowise181 I felt is was fine, I have used the same interfacing on various fabrics and so far so good! Just make sure that the glue has properly melted and stuck to the fabric.😊
@@iambeesilva is knit interfacing different to normal interfacing?
@@Pennynotsowise181 yes, it has some give/stretch to accomodate the stretch in knit fabric.
Where do I get the pattern?
Please follow the link in the description box😊 Once you are on the page, you need to join their Facebook group ou subscribe to their newsletter to receive the pattern for free😊
Thanks for watching🥰
Thanks but i couldn’t get the patterns for free
Hi, you need to join the Peekaboo facebook group or sign up to their newsletter on the website and you will be able to get it for free.😊
I can't find this pattern
Hi Ruth,
In the description box below the video, I have posted the link to the pattern. You need to join their facebook group or subscribe to their newsletter to get the coupon code to be able to get the pattern for free. This is also detailed in the description of the pattern once you click on the link provided in my description box. X
The pattern is not free
Hi, I just checkes and it is still for free. If you scroll down on the listing of the pattern, it says you need to subscribe to their newsletter or join their facebook group to be able to get it for free. 😊
Oh I was so excited to find this video but why are you talking so fast?!
Thank you, please feel free to pause the video if you are planning to follow step by step😊