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Free Baby Clothes Patterns - Over 50 designs!
If a project includes a printable pattern, you’ll see a “p” next to its title. If a project doesn’t include a
pattern template, don’t despair! It likely consists of simple fabric shapes (like squares and rectangles)
that you can easily measure and cut yourself.

Note that some projects may be designed for a specific type of sewing machine. But don’t let that
discourage you! If a project you like calls for, say, complex embroidery stitches and you have just a
simple zigzag machine, you can try experimenting with a satin stitch, hand-embroidering a design, or
adding purchased embellishments instead.
Looking for baby booties?  See Baby Booties & Shoes.
*Only the pattern template is available for each of these baby items marked with an asterisk (*)  –
no step by step instructions. But the designer has provided some general tips for using these
patterns, which can be found here.
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Even more free patterns!

You might also be interested in these free patterns:

Baby Bibs

Baby Booties & Shoes

Stuffed Animals

Toys
Sewing How-To:
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Sewing Quick Tip:

When sewing knit fabrics, if you find that your sewing machine needle keeps pushing your knit
fabric down into your needle plate hole, try this:

Place a piece of paper under your fabric, stitching through both the fabric and the paper.
When you're finished, tear the paper away from your stitching. You may want to test this
method on a scrap of your fabric first to make sure the paper tears away completely. And
you may want to change to a larger needle if using thicker paper.

You can also try switching to a "straight stitch needle plate," which has a smaller hole for the
needle to pass through. (If you try this, just make sure to switch back to the plate with the
wider hole for zigzag stitching.)

For more great Sewing Tips like this click here.
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Sewing Quick Tip:

The raw edges of
knit fabrics tend to
curl when cut,
making them
challenging to work
with.

To keep the edges
of a knit fabric nice
and flat, spray the
curled edges with
starch, then press
with an iron.
Sewing Quick Tip:

Periodically clean
the lint and dust
from your sewing
machine’s
accessory tray.
Lint that’s in the
case can
accumulate on
your bobbins,
pressure feet, etc.,
and end up inside
your sewing
machine.
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If you arrived at this page through a search engine, you may want to check out the
Free Sewing Pattern Directory
for a list of ALL of the free sewing patterns accessible through this site.
Note: Clicking any of the following links will take you to another website unless otherwise indicated.
Hooded Cardigan* (6-12 mo.) (p)


Hooded Jacket* (over 12 mo.) (p)


Infant Cap (p)
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