It is high time I joined the
sewing for boys fun this month, don't you think? Over the weekend I made four pairs of toddler-sized
Big Butt Baby Pants - one for Oscar, and three for some of our best NYC pals.
I posted a few months ago how much I like
this pattern (from
Made by Rae), but I think I love it ten times more on a toddler. Oscar is a fan, too. Do you like his breakfast spot? He likes to perch high on a stool and eat his waffles on the dishwasher. We are the picture of safety over here.
(fabric - Heather Ross, Mendocino collection)
I was even able to stretch the pattern to fit a slim 4-year old by adding several inches to the hemline. I cut the rest of the pattern to the normal 2T size and it is still a perfect fit.
(fabric - Riley Blake, Wheels collection)
Ok, this next pair is for a girl ... but the point is, this is a great pattern!
(fabric - Lizzy House, Red Letter Day collection)
Also, I bought a box of gorgeous ranunculus this weekend to plant in our window boxes, despite the fact that I am a notorious plant-killer. Here's hoping I can remember to water them this go round!
29 comments:
Very cute! :-)
cute and lovely!
Love the riley blake ones! So cute!
I love Made by Rae! Thanks for posting these, the Riley Blake fabric just about melted my heart! I am going to have to buy that and make some for my little guys! Thanks, Jill!!
These are just adorable. I think I'm going to have to make them.
I love it! Just discovered your blog and it is certainly inspiring my crafting side! Would love to make these pants for our little man!
Love the pants! hmm . . . I wonder if they'll stretch to adult size? ;)
Adorable pants! I like the way the back is constructed!
I really need to make some of these! I've had it bookmarked for a while now but just got some really cute fabric (love your Riley Blake BTW.
Yay for BBBP!! Great minds must think alike, I just made (and blogged) about these pants last week :)
Aww he looks so adorable perched high on a stool.
This post has inspired me to break my crafting lull and make a pair! So quick and easy! Thanks
Good luck with the flowers, somehow I managed to kill a potted ivy plant so I feel you on the brown thumb.
Those pants are too adorable for words! I love them! I am going to buy the pattern now!
Beautiful work.
i was just sewing a pair last night for my daughter who wears cloth diapers. i sucked at attaching the crotch part. i was disappointed.
did you topstitch the rear panel?
i did. maybe that made it more difficult for me.
Wonderful choice of fabrics! Good luck with your black thumb.
What great fabric choices and a beautiful flower. Thanks for sharing!
Way cute! Great job!!
tooooo cute Jill!
And funny, Rae made a cute pair of pants with Red Letter Day that she's sharing tomorrow. I love it all!
am *dying* of cute. LOVE these! You always post such nice things about my patterns. thank you.
:)
and yes, I too love me some Red Letter Day!
So cute! Seriously need to make some of these pants now...
I love the cars with the blue trim. Well, I love all of them actually! Great job!!!
i love it !!! it give me some ideas for my boys !!! thank you from france !!!
My favorite flower!
ooh, MUST do this for my son! he's almost 4 and slim as well - only 2T pants fit him, but then they're too short! poor kid looks like he's wearing tidewaters all the time... thanks for the inspiration! :)
They are great! I love the look of the pattern - though the crotch bit is tricky! I usually have to do it twice. My DD is only 18 months and T2 in this pattern doesn't fit her properly even with a disposable. She's in T2 from regular shops so I"m not sure how that works? Im hoping that she stops growing so much soon!
Our sweet boy has been blessed with the juicy heiny of his papa :) so these pants are going to be perfect given that I have always had to buy a size up and then hem his pants. 17 months and in been wearing 24 month pants for 4 months! Can't wait to try these. Thanks to you and all of the wonderful crafty peeps out there who post awesome tutorials :)
must must must have big butt pants for my boy. I've had trouble with elastic in the past before I should practice again at least for these cool ones.
Post a Comment