Baby Onesie Pattern Draft From a Basic Block (Sloper) PART 1
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- Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024
- How to create the pattern for a baby onesie - body block - from a basic block.
Using my basic blocks sheet I show you how I create the pattern for a new born baby onesie. In part 2 of the series we will look at how to sew the onesie together.
Create your own baby body patterns.
Find the basic block sheet in my Etsy shop:
etsy.me/2ORGqGq
Lots more information available on my blog page and web site
www.modeliste-creative.com
Oh thank you soooo much for this! I have learnt a lot and can't wait to watch the next. You have a lovely teaching style and explain everything very well.
You are so welcome! Many thanks for your kind comments - I taught for a long time at Manchester Met University and Iove teaching, so this helps me do what I love now I am retired.
Modeliste-Creative love your explanation
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Thank you ma’am very well explained .love your work
Sania Pegado thank you for your kind words.
Love your tutorials- the envelope shoulder is one I've wanted to do for a while (working on a woven top pattern with the envelope shoulder...trying to figure out how to make woven top patterns for toddlers that don't need closures.)
Wonderful! I plan to do another tutorial with my baby romper block as soon as I get a moment! Many thanks for you comments!
Thanks a lot. If I am stitching for a new born or any of the sizes from your pattern, would it be advisable to cut off 2" on the body? What would you suggest is best, to take 2 inches off or to leave it as it is. Please let me know.
I suggest you make a trial garment in a basic knit fabric to test and perfect the fit. Children vary in size so much so having a test garment allows you to refer back for each style you need.
I would suggest making a toile or a trial garment and go from there, that way you will have a better idea.
Can you please tell me how I make the new born baby style please (its is for a 2 year old with cerebral palsy who is fitted with a peg & G tube feeding so the side pockets would be best but I cant find a video or instructions for that 2nd style you have shown in the picture. Also does the pattern allow for making that style or do adjustments have to be made for that style.
Can you also please tell me where I find the list of what is needed in particular where you but the popper tool from please. I cant find it in the directions (in fact I cant find 'directions' tab. Many thanks
Hi, I do recommend a cross over style for the feeding tubes and easy access, as this is a basic block you can develop any style you choose from the block (sloper) however you will need some pattern cutting skills. The popper machine is from Amazon, there are lot's of versions on there.
Loved the video, very helpful! I don't see where to get the pdf of the pattern you mentioned, only the link to have it sent, can you please let me know how I can download it and take it to the printers? Thanks!
Hi, You can find all my products on Etsy - all the links can be found on my blog page at www.modelistecreative.com - many thanks!
How do you work out the actual seam measurements you need, im trying to make some different sizing baby clothes
Hi, I rely very much on experience, the more you practice the easier it becomes and I have worked as a professional pattern cutter for over 30 years so it is now second nature, but use your instinct and we all learn by making mistakes too!
4:17 Hi, I'm a beginner. How many cms or inches does the grid paper pattern dot separates? Is it 1 inch from one dot to another? Thank you.
There are different versions - some are 1" and others just under - the supplied should let you know that before purchase.
Pls how did u create d shoulder style line?
I created the shape as a style line - make sure you watch both videos of the 2 part series to understand fully - many thanks for watching.
Can you tell me how big is your pattern size? I need to make some for a 4 year old special needs child.
Its a baby size - sorry I don't go that far up - only to 2 years.
Please make videos about bra drafting if possible :)
Thanks for asking, I am busy writing an online pattern cutting course so my time is very limited at the moment, but there will be a lingerie course coming soon!