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Something for the boys! This sweet little skater inspired jacket will be sure to please your little guys sense of style. A great way to s t r e t c h those wardrobes a little bit further by utilizing the outgrown, stained or holey cargo pants and hoodies you may have lying around or that you can pick up easily at your local thrift store. The KREW coat sports an upcycled hood and pockets, making it easier to sew and giving it a modern edge. Handmade without looking Homemade. :)
All LilyGiggle patterns are computer drafted and are color coded to make them easy to put together and to keep sizes accurate. Each PDF also includes a very detailed tutorial with lots of color photographs and diagrams demonstrating each step of creating the design. The tutorials are written with terminology explained so you'll know what it means to say things such as "right sides together". :) My hope is to create PDFs that will take away the frustration of using a traditional big box store pattern and put the fun back into sewing. If you do get hung up on a step using one of my PDFs I am only a CONVO away and ready to help you through it!
Although, it is explained in depth I would not recommend this as a pattern for the very beginner. It would be for the intermediate sewist. It is a lot easier than it looks, though!
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I've been crafting for as long as I can remember. As a teen I began teaching myself to sew and started making some of my own clothes. Later went on to major in Fashion Design and to basically unlearn all that I taught myself. :) However, all my earlier experimentation gave me ...
Can't decide on just one pattern? You can get instant downloads and save money on 3 or more over at www.lilygiggle.com.
I've been crafting for as long as I can remember. As a teen I began teaching myself to sew and started making some of my own clothes. Later went on to major in Fashion Design and to basically unlearn all that I taught myself. :) However, all my earlier experimentation gave me a freedom in my sewing to do things a little "out of the box" and not be afraid to have fun with sewing even if it occasionally breaks some rules.
As a mama to 4, I am most inspired by my children. You can find my line of children's clothing patterns at www.lilygiggle.com, Etsy and in various online retailers. I'm always working on new ideas swirling around in my brain and hope to have many more projects posted soon!
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