Baby sewing patterns
First-size garments with the tolerances and fastenings babywear actually needs: wide openings for changing, flat seams and stretch necklines. They are small patterns with low fabric consumption, which makes them ideal for using up the offcuts from a larger run.
Sizes full baby size run included · 17 patterns · PDF A4 US$ 10 · PDF plotter US$ 15
Includes: bodysuits, rompers, all-in-ones, vests, trousers, bibs and accessories.
Pattern listings are in Spanish — prices, sizes and formats are the same, and checkout works from any country.
- BUZO 01
- BUZO 01 BEBE
- SHORT BEBA
- SHORT 014 BEBE
- CONJ 05
- BUZO 019-BB
- CAMPERA 023-BB
- BUZO 02 BEBE
- SHORT 056-BG BEBE
- BODY 16
- JOGGINS 09 BEBE
- BUZO 16-BS
- BODY 04
- CALZA 02
- CAMISA BEBE 01
- BODY 14-BS
- BODY 13-BS
Questions
- What fabric is used for babywear?
- Usually combed cotton with elastane (jersey or rib) because of skin contact, and light fleece for warmer pieces. It is the category where the customer touches the fabric before buying, so yarn quality matters more than the price per metre.
- How much fabric does a baby garment use?
- Very little compared with adult clothing, and that is the advantage: the leftovers from a larger production run are often enough to cut a full series of bodysuits without buying new fabric.
- Do the patterns include the snap openings?
- Yes. The crotch and shoulder openings are already resolved in the pieces and the snap positions are marked.