Kids South Shore Romper Pattern
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Print, or project directly to your fabric
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Easy step-by-step instructions & video tutorials
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Download your PDF Pattern after purchase
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Print, or project directly to your fabric
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Easy step-by-step instructions & video tutorials
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Download your PDF Pattern after purchase
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Print, or project directly to your fabric
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Easy step-by-step instructions & video tutorials
The South Shore Romper PDF Sewing Pattern is so comfortable, your little one will not want to take it off! It features optional side seam pockets, four sleeve options, and shorts, capris, or full-length pants options! You will love that you can make this for all seasons!
This is a digital PDF Sewing Pattern. It is NOT a paper pattern. This pattern is downloadable immediately after purchase.
Sizes:
This PDF sewing pattern comes in sizes 12-18 months up to big kid 12.
Fabric Recommendation:
This pattern is designed to be able to be made using 4-way, 50% stretch fabrics.
Features:
Tank, short, 3/4, long bell, and long sleeve options
Shorts, capris, and full pant length options
Gathered or straight bottom style options
Side seam pocket options
No trim pattern pages for quick and easy assembly
Layers printing feature is included for this pattern for your convenience
French translation included
What's Included:
Pattern pieces for all parts
Projector File with Layers
French & English Instructions
Size Chart
Fabric Requirements Chart
Tips and Notes
Glossary
Table of contents
Pattern Piece Diagram
Printing Instructions
Supply List
Step-by-step instructions. Each step has a color photo for visual aid.
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**Copyright**
This pattern is copy written.
You may use this pattern to create and sell dresses of your own. Giving credit to the pattern when selling would be appreciated, but not required.
You may not edit or recreate this pattern to sell.
You can not distribute this pattern to others.
You may not mass produce this pattern or clothing made using it.
I want you to love what you make and have fun making it.
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- This pattern is copyrighted. You may use this pattern to create and sell products of your own. Giving credit to the pattern when selling would be appreciated, but not required.
- You may not edit or recreate this pattern to sell.
- You can not distribute this pattern to others.
- You may not mass produce this pattern or clothing made using it.
Customer Reviews
Very simple to do. My girl loves it. She calls it her ninja suit.
The instructions are clear, everything went smooth with this pattern.
This was my first attempt at this pattern and it was so easy! My girl looooves it and would wear it everyday 😂 I will have to sew her many more (and for her jealous sisters too 😅)!
I loved making the south shore romper. I made two of the long versions. It’s an easy pattern to follow and it looks good. It’s a great way to use up scraps of fabric as I used one colour for the top and a different colour for the bottom.
My granddaughter loved this romper made from a brushed double knit.
I loved the adult one so just had to make one for my mini me. Sew… easy and fits a dream on My very small almost 8 year old. Can’t wait to make more to match mummy and also for baby sister too.
I just adore how this looks on my baby girl!! Such an easy sew too!
I made four jumpsuits - two size 10 with short sleeves and pants and two size 12 with short sleeves and long pants. Very nice pattern, love the options, easy to follow instructions and my girls LOVE their new summer outfits.
I’m very pleased with the pattern. I made a romper for my grand daughter and it fit perfectly. The explanations are very good with the help of the photos for each step. I used the French translation and saw it was a very good translation. As for the fabric I wanted to use one that I had which wasn’t jersey or stretchy. So I cut all the different parts of the pattern on the bias and it worked. The fabric I used was polyester crepe.
Really love this..