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Description
This is a super sweet, super simple playset for the special little girl in your life. We can’t wait to see your creations and your lovely models!
Material Notes
Lightweight cottons, elastic,button and spaghetti.
Difficulty
Novice
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Categories
- For
- Children
- Garment Type
- Accessories
- Style
- Casual
- Material
- Cotton
Credits
- Photographer
- Location
- Model
- Sadie Fox Jacobs
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Sophia #BS-005
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Feb 19, 2010, 05.03 PMby inlovewithcreating
aww adorable perfect for my girl.
Dec 20, 2009, 08.57 PMby pinksalamander
Would anyone who has made this be able to shed any light on the fabric requirements? Would it be possible to squeeze the top/trousers onto FQ’s rather than yardage? Just because I’m looking up fabric on eBay and want to know the cost! Thanks!
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Jan 29, 2010, 09.26 AMby sophie11
Hello!
I’ve just cut this out, not sewn it yet, trying to get it onto lots of lovely bits of fabric I have left. For the top, the pattern is all one piece, i.e. the front is cut on the fold and the back angled off, and there is no cut or seam on the shoulders (you simply serge the back and sides). So for that reason, you actually need a decent amount of fabric for the top. The bloomers are simply one pattern piece cut twice (rather than four pieces for adult size pants) so you should get them out of a half yard. Hope that helps!
Nov 10, 2008, 06.25 AMby iamdaniela
I’ve been looking for something for my almost 3yo as I have amazing vintage fabric (from my grandma) but not enough for me…! So I will make a few of these, but into dresses! Thanks for the inspiration!
Oct 3, 2008, 07.09 AMby majnets3s
Wonderfull!
Sep 18, 2008, 03.51 AMby kamelia
Oh this is wonderful… Have to make a lot of these!!! I’ve got 5 nieces…….
Sep 17, 2008, 02.25 AMby lybu
wow. sweat little girl. the picks are great. want to try it out as a gift for my friend.
Sep 17, 2008, 01.47 AMby hcbouma
Thanks Benedikta. Maybe next year my little niece can wear this.
Sep 17, 2008, 12.09 AMby mrspilkington
oh, this is lovely! thank you so much.
Sep 16, 2008, 10.39 PMby talyq
That looks adorable. I have a 9 month old, so this should make a nice addition to her next spring/summer wardrobe. Thank you.
Sep 16, 2008, 08.36 PMby milsakate
So cute! What a great pattern. Shame my new baby is a boy, as I would love to make this. Must ask my husband for a girl next time ;)
Sep 16, 2008, 08.25 PMby nikkissewfun
Oh this is soo adorable! I only wish I had a girl so I could make a bunch of these!
Sep 16, 2008, 05.44 PMby alagos
I love this! I have twins who will be 2 in February, so this will fit them next summer. I’ll definitely be making this!
Sep 16, 2008, 05.25 PMby catherine6707
Adorable, this is really cute. Congradulations
Sep 16, 2008, 04.57 PMby benedikta
We are glad you like it and we will see to make some boys clothes in the future! Noted down.
Sep 16, 2008, 02.00 PMby igraine
That is soooo adorable! I would love to have childrens patterns for boys too! It is hard to find interesting patterns that don’t look like I tried to make denim pajamas
Sep 16, 2008, 01.45 PMby tonya-y
Yeah, it’s had to find boys stuff(I have a 4yr old). For this pattern I’d suggest doing “jammers” that’s what we called them in the 80’s, for the pants. Instead of gathering the cuffs, just leave them full, it’s actually popular among alot of european children’s patterns. The top is tricky…hmmm..Maybe go with an Asian flair, do a tailored fit sleeve, keep the A-line body, but make it button down the front and do a mandarin/military style collar, of course shorten the lenth a bit, add pockts…LOTS of pockets on both the top and pants….just an idea…..
Sep 16, 2008, 01.44 PMby materialmama
Adorable! It makes me want to upload more children’s patterns as well. Well done!
Sep 16, 2008, 01.38 PMby tonya-y
tcarole, you’re right to go by pattern sizes, though I find going by height and chest measurements give me the best fit. Even if you had the child there to fit, they dont’s always stay still. :) I use a garment I know fits to get an idea of the fit. As a mother and auntie I know about the crazy sizing. My 19 month old daughter is tiny, she still fits 12mos for chest/waist, but her height is 18-24mos. My neice on the other hand who is 28months fits in 3-4T’s for chest and waist, but they tend to hang a little long on her. That’s why I prefer to sew their clothes, store bought gets a little hectic.
Sep 16, 2008, 12.37 PMby darcie
Can it be clarified what the sizes are? The range listed in the description is 92-110 (2-5), but the pattern is labeled 92, 104, 116, 128 (2, 4, 6, 8). It is hard to tell from the .pdf without printing all 19 pages and measuring.
Thanks for the kids clothes! I was just looking for some here yesterday. :)
Sep 16, 2008, 12.20 PMby grammargremlin
Ooh! This is so pretty! I will have to get to work on having a girl. :) I agree with some other comments that I would love to see boy patterns.
Sep 16, 2008, 12.09 PMby catmagalhaes
Pity, I have a boy with 3 years. Could you do a how-to to convert this into boy’s clothing?
Sep 16, 2008, 08.28 AMby tcarole
Oh, and how about stuff for boys? My best friend has a boy and I’ve had a really hard time finding cute stuff to make for him. She won’t let me dress him up like a girl like I want to. :-(
Sep 16, 2008, 08.26 AMby tcarole
Even if you don’t have children (like me), chances are, you have friends and family that do and simple, cute patterns like this are great. So easy to customize for your favorite shorties.
The thing I find the most challenging is that I don’t know what sizes to make. I don’t have the model to fit on so I have to guess, based on age and, on some patterns, by weight. It’s pretty hard to measure a wiggly baby and they double in size in a week, it seems. And it seems like they never wear the size that corresponds with their age. People tell me, as an example, “oh, she’s 13 months, but she’s wearing a 2T”. As a non-parent, what does that mean? I’m just trying to figure out what size will fit her now? Or, what size will she be in December when I finally finish the parka I’m making her?
Parents, if you could help us out with more info, it would mean more cute homemade outfits and who doesn’t want that???
Sep 16, 2008, 06.58 AMby benedikta
Glad you all like it! We did not really plan doing kid’s clothes, it was more a try out to see how it was received. Clearly well. Makes us realize, we should do more :) I will add the meters right now hcbouma…
Sep 16, 2008, 04.02 AMby hcbouma
Where is the requested amount of fabric in METERS, Burdastyle??
Sep 16, 2008, 12.19 AMby ghainskom
Finally! Thank you BurdaStyle! My fingers are itching, I just can’t wait to do this!
Sep 16, 2008, 12.10 AMby live2exist
Beautiful and Comfortable… Just how my twins like it. Can’t wait to see my babies in this cute ensemble
Sep 15, 2008, 11.49 PMby nasja
This is so cute!! Lucky for me, I have 2 little girls! Thanks!!
Sep 15, 2008, 08.51 PMby wendyxo
Thank you! This will be perfect for my little one for this coming summer downunder.
Sep 15, 2008, 07.31 PMby peaudane
Cute! on the pattern it says 92-128, which is a much larger size range than 92-110. I hope those are the correct sizes because I could then make it for my 5 year old!