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Yellow CareBear Scrubs
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I tried something different and put an inverted pleat in the front so when I decide to have kids there is room for a belly. I used flannel, which was a little difficult to work with to make a scrub top. I did a multi-pocket with purple and white piping. I added a tie.I added another inverted pleat to the back to have it fit slightly better (not shown). I thought it would be hot for spring/summer, but it was not just comfortable. Again I did not use a pattern just traced a basic scrub top and altered it.
Material Notes
Yellow flannel carebear fabric, white and purple piping, purple seam binding large and small, thread.
Difficulty
Intermediate
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Sep 5, 2009, 05.32 AMby camilaustral
how cute!! i like the pockets!!
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Sep 6, 2009, 07.43 AMby loyl8
thanks for the comment. The pockets are very useful and fun.
Sep 4, 2009, 11.30 PMby haleema
This is AWESOME! I love the style the pattern the colors. Brilliant!
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Sep 6, 2009, 07.43 AMby loyl8
Thanks! It is fun to wear to work the kids love it and so do the adults very nostalgic nowadays
Aug 31, 2009, 04.55 AMby mesha2316
That is sooooooooo cool!!!!!!!!! Awesome job!!!!!!!!!
Aug 30, 2009, 09.17 PMby scheryka
This is great. I am a medical assistant and have been making my own scrub sets. I got tired of the same design and was trying to find a different version. Yours is wonderful. I will post my scrubs eventually. I think. lol What pattern did you use and how did you do the multipocket?
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Aug 30, 2009, 09.35 PMby loyl8
Well I took one of my scrub tops and folded it in half and traced in on my fabric then I kind of thought what I want in a scrub tops and altered it, added more fabric for a pleat or gathers. The easiest was to pull the top farther from the folded seam, thats how I got more fabric but the same shape. The pocket I just took fabric cut out pieces, layered them down, made sure they lined up how I wanted them to, added piping, and sewed them all together, then folded the side that is showing and sewed. The only issue I ran into was how thick the pocket was since i used flannel, so I had to reconfigure the pocket. thank for the comment.