Baby romper

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Baby romper  How to make a baby romper for summer
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Emmanuelle designed this bunting bag specially for her son Etienne when he refused to be covered to sleep (especially in summer!)

This summer baby romper, sized for 2-year-olds (U.S. size 3T), is very light and only has one layer of fabric.

Supplies
Tools
Materials
  • Patterned fabric
  • Matching bias tape (to be made in this tutorial)
  • 1 zipper, 60 cm (2 ft) long
  • 2 snap buttons
Directions

Make the body of the baby romper

  • Cut 2 shoulder pieces as shown in the pattern below.

  • Cut 2 rectangles measuring 75 x 60 cm (30 x 24 inches) for the bottom part.
  • Round the 2 bottom corners of each rectangle.

  • Mark the following reference points in pencil:
    • along the top of the rectange at 15, 30, and 45cm (6, 12, and 18 inches).
    • along the bottom of the shoulder  piece at 9, 18, and 27 cm (3-1/2, 7, and 10-1/2 inches).
  • Line the 2 pieces up, wrong sides together, along the reference points.
  • Pin at the reference points.
  • Pin between the reference points, making small, regular pleats.

  • Sew at 5 mm (1/16 inch) from the edge. Re-cut the edges at 3 mm (1/32 inch) from the seam.

  • Turn inside out (the right sides will now be together). Pin along the fold and then sew at 5 mm (1/16 inch) from the edge to have a clean seam both inside and out.

  • Do the same thing for 2 pieces of fabric that will form the other side of the bunting bag.

Final touches for the baby romper

  • Position the zipper on one of the sides of the bunting bag, just underneath the existing seam. Sew it in place.

  • Attach the other piece of fabric to the same zipper by the same method.
    NB: The 2 sides will then be joined by this closure.

  • Place the 2 sides of the bunting bag together, right sides facing in. Sew at 5mm (1/8 inch) from the edge along the bottom part (only).
    NB: Sew with a zigzag stitch along the sides to avoid fraying.

  • Position the bias tape along all the upper part.
    • Start with one tip of the bias tape against the zipper.
    • Sew little by little, never cutting the bias tape.
    • Finish against the opposite end of the zipper. 

  • Sew the snap buttons onto the shoulder straps, making sure to line the fabric if the snap buttons are very delicate.


 
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