These are so cute and are right up here on my sewing to do list. Will send you a picture when I get round to making them , thank you for the pattern x

Jeanette you are a lovely generous lady. I might just make a pinafore and bloomers for Gracie-Boo.

Well, I had a disaster with my tunic top, not only have I decided that I detest rows and rows of gathers, I had also failed to read the pattern correctly and chosen totally unsuitable material, gah! I used a light wool blend when it should have been a light cotton because of the gathers, doh! Still, i am undaunted and still might decide to tackle the pattern as I hate to be outnumbered by a sewing or knitting pattern. The positive upshot was I learnt a salutory lesson and celebrated my mistakes!! I have however had some successes in the loft room ~ a jester style birthday crown for a friend's little girl and an art bag and roll up pencil case for Pip's friend, Beth, so all in all a good week.

Hugs San x

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These look lovely in the vintage fabric - I am going to make some of these over the weekend, thank you for sharing the pattern! Kate x

They are so cute. I love bloomers under dresses. I really, really hate to see nappies hanging out the end of cute dresses, so bloomer are a must, if you ask me. Sadly, I have no-one at the moment to make these for, but as soon as I do, I will be headed for your tute. Thanks for sharing

Love the pattern, much better than other on-line pants and knickers pattern, which can make the front and back the same (i.e. have side seams only and say ' Cut 2'). Not the right shape for a baby!
It also occurs to me that you could adapt this into shorts by lengthening the legs by an inch or two and maybe extending the waistline to make a deeper waistband. Obviously you wouldn't then elasticate the legs!

I've now made these in between sizes 3-6 months and 6-12 months for my grand-daughter, who is 7 1/2 months by birth date, but was 10 weeks premature. She's 5.5kg or a little over 12 lbs. I thought these might be on the big side but allow for growth. I liked the pattern because, as I said earlier, unlike most free pants patterns for kids, it does have a longer measurement in the back seam than the front, which is correct. But I didn't find it any too big, barely needed to elasticate the waist at all. So I think next time I will go for a bigger size, and I will also extend the inner leg seam to make a wider crutch, so it more fully covers her nappies (diapers in the US). But a big thank you - the idea is great. I think it could also be adapted to make shorts or pants with again a longer leg.

Hiya,

Please forgive my ignorance but could you please confirm whether or not the seam allowance is already included in your template or does it need to be added when cutting?

Thanks!

Heidi

Hi is the bloomers high waisted?

im sorry but this tutorial is awful... you dont at all explain how to lay the fabric or what part of the pattern is what. I make shorts ALL the time so I have a basic understanding of how shorts patterns work and this pattern does not match up no matter which way I lay the fabric (again you failed to explain) and your photos are awful and dont show how to actually assemble the garment. Thank god the pattern was free but Im pretty upset I just wasted fabric cutting out this crappy pattern.

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