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Winter baby pants
Nov. 26th, 2010 08:54 amBaby pants!
(The best way to get her to stand still for photos lately is to let her play with the camera case.)
Three pairs, all from the same basic pattern as her rocket pants. They are remnants from my stash lined with cotton flannel. For the prototype pair I made a couple months ago (not shown), I fully lined them by sewing the outer and lining separately and then joining them. I decided that was too complicated and just flatlined the other ones. Once I solved some serger tension issues, these were a breeze to put together.
The main reason I made these pants is because my baby is long and skinny, so store-boughten pants that fit her in the waist are too short, and the long-enough ones fall down. She needed some pants, so. . . sewing to the rescue! So far they are fitting pretty well, but I will probably make some tweaks when I upsize them for the next set in a few months.
( More photos! )
(The best way to get her to stand still for photos lately is to let her play with the camera case.)
Three pairs, all from the same basic pattern as her rocket pants. They are remnants from my stash lined with cotton flannel. For the prototype pair I made a couple months ago (not shown), I fully lined them by sewing the outer and lining separately and then joining them. I decided that was too complicated and just flatlined the other ones. Once I solved some serger tension issues, these were a breeze to put together.
The main reason I made these pants is because my baby is long and skinny, so store-boughten pants that fit her in the waist are too short, and the long-enough ones fall down. She needed some pants, so. . . sewing to the rescue! So far they are fitting pretty well, but I will probably make some tweaks when I upsize them for the next set in a few months.
( More photos! )
