Nantucket bubble romper PDF sewing pattern. 0m-4y
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- 5B5B-10019-GR5
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Nantucket bubble romper pattern for baby, toddler, boys, girls, infant, and newborn children. PDF Sewing Pattern. Instant Download.
❥ Sizes: 0 months - 4 years. Please choose the size by heigh-chest (not by the age) to ensure a proper fit.
❥ ROMPER FEATURES: This romper has been hand-picked for babies. Sweet and playful, our Nantucket Bubble is essential for all seasons. Made with a fitted yoke and gathered bodice, this romper features classic elements like a Peter Pan collar or shoulder ruffles. The elasticized leg holes and a roomy waistline are comfortable additions, while the crotch and back snap plackets help to make changes quick, fuss-free affairs.
❥ FABRICS: Poplin, linen, quilting cotton fabrics, crepe, corduroy, lightweight denim, velvet, cotton knit, gauze.
❥ PDF project includes a professionally graded sewing pattern and comprehensive how-to-make tutorial for US Letter and A4.
You can use my patterns to make and sell actual garments in small amounts, but you are not allowed to use them for mass production. Patterns are not allowed to copy and resell.
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This is a pattern, not an actual garment.
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Nantucket Bubble Romper
I have been a memerb of the group for awhile but this is my first purchase and attempt to make an item as I have been put off by other companies PDF patterns in the past. So far this has been a breeze from printing and taping together, Im just about to cut out and sew. Liove the fact there is a video as well as written instructions. Excited to see my finished garment and make others.
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Nantucket bubble romper
Quite cute
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Romper
I enjoyed using this pattern and am pleased with the outcome. I'm looking forward to my new grand-daughter wearing it come summer.
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Nantucket bubble romper
great pattern,
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Nantucket Bubble Romper
This pattern was easy to use. Here’s the situation. A friend of mine asked someone to make a romper from an infant blanket since the child was going to turn one and would have looked great on pictures for her first birthday. Well they ruined the blanket. I was able to purchase new material for her and use the leftover material to attach to the newly made romper to give the appearance of a skirt/apron.
The pattern you provided was very easy and enjoyed using it. The mom loved the romper.
