See free tutorial here for shirt
What you need
- 1/3 yrd fabric (knit, denim, cotton, corduroy,...)
- 1/4" elastic 12" long
How to make the pants
1. Download pattern hereThis pattern is for private use only !!!!
Make sure you have page scaling set to none !
2. Sew front together (with 1/4" seam allowance as everywhere else)
3. Hem top with a 1/2" hem (forms casing for elastic)
4. Insert elastic in hem
5. Sew back together (make sure to sew elastic as well)
6. Hem both leg bottoms with a 1/2" hem
7. Sew leg inseam
You are done !!!
See free tutorial here for shirt
Your doing a great Job!! love it !! keep up the good work and thanks for the free Patterns :) can't wait to stitch up a pair :)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much. Have fun !
DeleteI have never worked with a pattern that is not the correct size for cutting, How do i convert this one to use 8 x 11 paper for printing
ReplyDeleteMake sure that you do not have any scaling selected when you print. Sometimes "fit to page" or similar is automatically selected. This pattern should print just fine on a regular letter sized paper. Good luck.
DeleteI have followed your steps, but I dont get when to use the part B?
ReplyDeleteTape part b to part a along the line labeled "merge with (a or b)" to form just one piece.
DeleteThank you so much for sharing your patterns. They are easy to print out and also to understand. Again, thanks soooo much
ReplyDeleteHi thank you for this easy tutorial. I made a pair of these out of a pair of knit pants that my daughter had outgrown. I did make just a couple changes. I wanted more close fitting pants so scaled the pattern down to 85% and that was perfect. I think if you're using a stretchy knit/jersey that is close fit this would be a tip. I also serge stitched the leg seams as my machine has a serge stitch. Otherwise a super easy pattern for a beginner. I will definitely be saving it for later to do again! Took me about 10 minutes cutting, 30 minutes start to finish sewing.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your input. That sounds perfect. I am glad you liked the pattern.
DeleteThanks for the patterns!
ReplyDeleteI just wanted to say thanks! My granddaughter wanted pjs for her baby doll and they were so easy.
ReplyDeleteI am new to sewing. My daughter asked to do this. I must admit that I am confused. There are two pieces for the bottom. Do I connect the two together then cut out the material? Do these two patterns form one half of the bottoms so I do this twice? or have I missed some directions somewhere. Perhaps I am not visual enough for this. Thank you for your help.
ReplyDeleteCan these be made for a smaller doll?
ReplyDeleteUne poupée ou poupon de combien en cm. merci
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