Last updated: 3/21/12 |
Sewing Information, Advice, How-to
Free Baby Clothes Patterns - Over 100 designs!
| 101 of the best free Baby Clothes Patterns & Tutorials on the web! |
| Baby Clothes-sewing Tips: |
| Baby Pintuck Dress During Quiet Time |
| No-button Shirt (3-6 mos.) BabyPatterns |
| Baby Leg Warmers Goosie Girls |
| Jumper Dress (12+mos) BabyPatterns |
| Long-sleeved Shirt (6-12mos.) BabyPatterns |
| Ivory Netting T-bonnet Brother |
| Peasant Blouse Prudent Baby |
| Laney's Emergency Sunhat The L-T Experience |
| White & Cream Ruffle Dress Fave Crafts |
| Cashmere Baby Hat Chez Beeper Bebe |
| Itty Bitty Baby Dress Made by Rae |
| Embellished Baby Onesies Java Jem |
| Easiest Baby Hat Ever Radical Cross Stitch |
| Pull-up Shorts (6mos.) BabyPatterns |
| Pull-up Shorts (6-12mos) BabyPatterns |
| Quick Baby Bonnet Sewing.org |
| Simple Baby Kimono Wrap* Habitual |
| Skirt (12+ mos.) BabyPatterns |
| Quick Newborn Hat from a T-shirt Rookie Moms |
| Short Sleeve Wrap Dress (3-6 mos.) BabyPatterns |
| Toddler's Fluted Edge Hat About.com |
| Vest for Newborns BabyPatterns |
| Cap for Newborn BabyPatterns |
| Heirloom Bonnet Touching Little Lives |
| Infant Hooded Bath Towel About.com |
| Toddler Sun Bonnet About.com |
| Hooded Cardigan BabyPatterns |
| Sewn Knit Fabric Baby Hat Jessie's Branch |
| Fleece Jumpsuits (0-3 mos.) BabyPatterns |
| Hooded Jacket BabyPatterns |
| Small Jumper Dress (0-3 mos.) BabyPatterns |
| Sweater/Cardigan (12+ mos.) BabyPatterns |
| Fourth of July Baby Sun Hat Purlbee |
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Sewing Quick Tips:
#1: The raw edges of knit fabrics tend to curl when cut, which can make the fabric challenging to work
with. So, to keep the edges of a knit fabric nice and flat, try spraying the curled edges with starch, then
press with an iron.
#2: 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.
with. So, to keep the edges of a knit fabric nice and flat, try spraying the curled edges with starch, then
press with an iron.
#2: 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.
Sew your own baby clothes with this collection of over 100 free baby clothes patterns gathered from all over the web. Sew
baby dresses, hats, shirts, pants, and more.
And since many baby clothes are made from knit fabrics, here are a few tips for working with knits: Sometimes a knit fabric
will have a subtle nap to it (where the pile of the fabric runs in one direction). Therefore, when laying your pattern pieces
onto your fabric, you may want to lay them all out in the same direction so that the nap will run in the same direction on
your finished garment.
And use a ballpoint needle in your sewing machine, which will pass between the fibers of your knit fabric instead of piercing
them. And when sewing your seams, be sure to use a special stretch stitch (if your sewing machine has this stitch) or a tiny
zigzag stitch so that the seams of your garment will stretch when worn. And if you experience your sewing machine needle
pushing your knit fabric down into your needle plate hole as you sew, try placing paper underneath your fabric. Stitch
through both the fabric and the paper, then tear the paper away from the stitching when finished. (You may want to test
this method on a scrap of your fabric first to make sure the paper tears away completely.)
baby dresses, hats, shirts, pants, and more.
And since many baby clothes are made from knit fabrics, here are a few tips for working with knits: Sometimes a knit fabric
will have a subtle nap to it (where the pile of the fabric runs in one direction). Therefore, when laying your pattern pieces
onto your fabric, you may want to lay them all out in the same direction so that the nap will run in the same direction on
your finished garment.
And use a ballpoint needle in your sewing machine, which will pass between the fibers of your knit fabric instead of piercing
them. And when sewing your seams, be sure to use a special stretch stitch (if your sewing machine has this stitch) or a tiny
zigzag stitch so that the seams of your garment will stretch when worn. And if you experience your sewing machine needle
pushing your knit fabric down into your needle plate hole as you sew, try placing paper underneath your fabric. Stitch
through both the fabric and the paper, then tear the paper away from the stitching when finished. (You may want to test
this method on a scrap of your fabric first to make sure the paper tears away completely.)
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| Baby Bonnet from Lace Handkerchief Lace Fairy |
| Baby's Fleece Hat (0-3 mos.) BabyPatterns |
| Baby Towel Bath Robe Sew Much 4 Retirement |
| Pull-up Pants (6 mos.) BabyPatterns |
| Pleated Skirt (3-6 mos.) BabyPatterns |
| Buttoned Cardigan BabyPatterns |
| Preemie Sleeper Touching Little Lives |
| Baby/Toddler Dress from T-shirt On Your Own... |
| No-elastic Fleece Pull-up Cover Wigglebums |
| Baby Briefs Sew-ing.com |
| Toddler Cap Small Dream Factory |
| Fleece Pull-up Pants BabyPatterns |
| Vintage Baby Day Gown* Sewing.org |
| Toddler Dress Make Baby Stuff |
