Raspberry Romper Sewing Pattern

£8.00

  

The Raspberry Romper is a super cute all-in-one, just right for warmer days. The romper has easy nappy access, fastening with poppers in the inside leg seam, plus adjustable straps meaning it could last for next year’s holiday as well.

Designed to be sewn in breathable natural fabrics, the Raspberry Romper is cool to wear, simple to sew and easy to wash!

See what others are making on Instagram with the hashtag #raspberryromper

Who are Poppy and Jazz?
Named after Lisa’s dog Poppy and her one year old daughter Jasmine, Poppy & Jazz patterns are designed for babies and toddlers between 0-3 to 24 months. After Jasmine spent her first year in the sweetest handmade clothes, Lisa couldn’t resist building on her range of popular sewing patterns, and Poppy & Jazz was born!

See more mini makes in our Poppy & Jazz Gallery!

SKU: PJRASPBERRY Categories: , , ,

Sewing Level
The Raspberry Romper is a Confident Beginner sewing pattern.

Fabric Suggestions
We recommend lightweight, natural woven fabrics such as cotton lawn, poplin and lightweight linen.

Fabric Requirements
The Raspberry Romper is designed for babies between 0-3 and 24 months. See the chart for details on fabric requirements. 

What will I receive?
The downloadable pattern file contains:

  • A4 size tiled printable pattern (10 pages)
  • US letter size tiled printable pattern (10 pages)
  • A1 size copyshop pattern (1 page)
  • illustrated printable instruction booklet
  • Jazz’s New Clothes children’s storybook

So what is a PDF pattern?
A PDF pattern is a instantly downloadable pattern that you print yourself, either at home or at a professional printers. At the end of the checkout process, you will receive an email with the link to your pattern and instructions. When printing, always make sure the scale is set to 100%. (You might have to uncheck the scale box.) For the A4 and US letter versions, print the first page only first to test the scale.

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