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Saturday, August 31, 2013

Emilie Ruffle Onesie - FREE Pattern!

Ruffle butt onesies are one of my top sellers in my clothing shop.  They're super cute and quick to make!  The hardest part is lining up the ruffles on the backside of the onesie, but with a little practice that gets easier.


So how would you like a pattern for ruffle butt onesies...for FREE?


The pattern includes 9 pages of detailed, step-by-step instructions and measurements for adding ruffles and an applique to a purchased onesie. Sizes Newborn through 18-24 Months are included.

Just click on this link to download your free pattern.


I'd love to see pictures of your creations!  You can share them on the Little Owl Patterns Facebook page.


Happy sewing!

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Friday, August 30, 2013

Bria Top Pattern - New Release!


 Introducing the Bria Top Pattern


The Bria Top is a simple knit top with options for a curved hem or banded hem. You can easily whip one up in less than an hour.

Photo courtesy of Kate's Custom Cuties

You do NOT need a serger to make this top. The instructions show how to make it with a regular sewing machine and a double needle (optional). This is a great first pattern for those just starting out with knit fabrics.

Photo courtesy of Cotton Candy Chic




I had at least one tester who hadn't sewn with knits before and she was able to sew the Bria top up with no problems. 



The pattern includes 15 pages of detailed, step-by-step instructions and pattern pieces.  A section with tips for sewing with knits and a double needle are included.

Photo courtesy of BumbleMonkey

Sizes 6-12 Months through 8 Years are included.

Photo courtesy of Peppermint Pipsqueaks Boutique

You will need 5/8 of a yard for sizes 6-12M thru 4T and 3/4 yard for sizes 5-8.  The difficulty rating for this pattern is confident beginner.

Photo courtesy of Annalie's Baby Boutique

You will need Adobe reader to open and view the file on your computer. You are welcome to sell the finished product. You may not resell the pdf pattern.

Photo courtesy of Annalie's Baby Boutique

The Bria Top Pattern can be purchased here.

Thursday, August 15, 2013

Alyssa Dress Pattern-New Release!


 Introducing the Alyssa Dress Pattern


My testers absolutely loved this dress and their customers have too.

Picture courtesy of O Dark 30 Designs

It's perfect for parties or special occasions. The angled neckline adds a special touch.

Picture courtesy of Abbyrosescloset
 
The finished dress falls below the knees and the sash is attached. The dress has a 2-3 button closure on the back of the bodice.

Picture courtesy of JCool Creations

The pattern includes 20 pages of detailed, step-by-step instructions and pattern pieces for the bodice. Sizes 0-3 Months through 8 Years are included.

Alyssa Dress Pattern from Little Owl Patterns
Picture courtesy of Tinker Bunny Boutique

The Alyssa Dress Pattern can be purchased here.


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Monday, June 24, 2013

Random Monday-June 24, 2013

Little Man went to the Mayo Clinic last Monday to have an orthopedic surgeon check his feet.  He's very pigeon toed and often trips over his own feet while he runs.  As I suspected, the doctor didn't think we needed to do anything for his feet except for keep an eye on how he handles being pigeon toed as he gets older, but I feel better knowing that. 

Little Man was given a sandbox playset by his secret Kid Kare person at church.  The set included a rake, shovel, bucket, and a few fun shaped molds.  We don't have a sandbox so I figured the kids would just have to pretend.  Apparently I underestimated the kids' resourcefulness; this is the area under the deck on the second story of the house we live in.  The kids decided that the gravel would be perfect for digging in.      


Last Wednesday night we were at the Bible study and prayer meeting at church.  When I say "we," I mean me and the three kidlets since Hubby was working.  I don't know what came over 5 year old Princess, but her behavior that evening was appalling to say the least.  From a young age, we expect our kids to sit quietly in church, and the two older kids are usually pretty well-behaved.  Princess was sitting on my dad's lap and was goofing around with a little girl in the pew in front of us so my dad gently tried to get her stop.  She responded by elbowing him in the stomach so I pulled her over to sit by me.  An out-of-character fit ensued and I stood to take her out of church to deal with the behavior.  The next thing I knew, she was running across the church away from me.  I followed her and tried to catch her, but she ran around and between the empty pews on the other side of the church.  Naturally, everyone was watching our little game.  I finally caught her and dragged her kicking and screaming downstairs where a 10 minute screaming tantrum followed.  Finally, she was calmed down and ready to go back upstairs.  She sat on my lap (I was afraid to let go of her at this point!) and for some reason kept grabbing at my chest.  In church.  While everyone was watching to see what she was going to try to pull next.  Did I mention that I also uncharacteristically chose a seat near the front of the church that evening?  Ugh.

I found the cutest outfit for Star on clearance at Target last week.  I've always loved the nautical theme for kids' clothes and am thrilled that it's in style right now.  It's kind of hard to see, but the top is navy blue with white anchors printed all over it and an attached yellow rosette.  The skirt is three layers of white eyelet ruffles.


"I just don't know why you insist on taking so many pictures of me, Mama."

"Oh that's right. It's because I'm so cute!"

I just finished designing the first draft of my latest pattern for my shop, Little Owl Patterns!  It's an easy, quick sew project that kids love to wear because it's so comfortable!  It's made with knit fabric, but you don't need a serger or any special tools to make it.  The pattern hasn't been released yet and is still in the testing stage.  If you're interested in testing, you can request to join the Facebook testing group here.   



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Tuesday, June 4, 2013

Basic Bib Pattern-New Release


Introducing the Basic Bib Pattern! 


Except it's not really a basic bib pattern.  It's a bib pattern with 4 (count 'em, FOUR) different options to choose from, plus it can be reversible.

 
 
It has directions for a velcro closure, but you could also switch it up and use snaps if you wanted.  The pattern pieces include a one piece design and a pieced design (as shown in the first picture) to make it extra fun. 


It can be made in infant or toddler sizes and provides plenty of coverage for your messy little one.


The PDF pattern can be purchased here.


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Saturday, June 1, 2013

Kathleen Circle Skirt-New Release


Introducing the Kathleen Circle Skirt Pattern!    


Little girls can't resist twirling when they're wearing this skirt.  Put a pettiskirt underneath it for extra fullness.


 The skirt can be made with your choice of 4 panels or 6 panels.



Because of the panels, it can easily be embroidered or appliqued.


Several different options for hemming the skirt are included in the tutorial section of the pattern.  


The skirt is a quick and easy sew and the difficulty rating is Confident Beginner.   


The tutorial includes 10 pages of detailed instructions complete with pictures and the pattern pieces are nested for easy printing.


The Kathleen Circle Skirt Pattern can be purchased here.

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Monday, March 11, 2013

Ainsleigh Layette Gown-New Release


Introducing the Ainsleigh Layette Gown pattern!  Layette gowns make diaper changes so easy, especially in the early months of a baby's life.  This one has elastic in the bottom of the gown so it can easily be pushed up, but doesn't work its way up while baby is kicking.


The pattern includes 9 pages of detailed, step-by-step instructions and measurements for adding the gown section to a purchased onesie along with options for embellishments. Sizes Newborn through 9 Months are included.  It's difficult rating is Beginner.



 The pattern can be purchased here.



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Wednesday, March 6, 2013

2 New Pattern Releases



I have my first two patterns up for sale in my pattern shop with more to follow soon!  There are two patterns in testing right now and another one that I'm currently writing.

Introducing the Emilie Ruffled Onesie!  It's perfect for summer or to pair with legwarmers for cooler weather.  The pattern can be found here for free!




Everyone needs a basic skirt pattern and this one has three different options! This is the Paige Basic Skirt pattern and it can be purchased here.





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Saturday, February 16, 2013

Big News!

Haha, not that kind of big news.  Remember, I just had a baby 4 months ago.

Because parenting three children, babysitting two more, subbing at the local library, taking Princess to preschool and violin lessons, taking all three to ECFE and storyhour, and running my online children's boutique is just not enough to keep me busy.

HA!

Anyways, this has been a dream of mine for a while, but I finally took the plunge and figured out all the stuff I needed to know to get it off the ground.



I opened a shop to sell PDF patterns for children's clothing and accessories.  Right now, there are only two patterns for sale in my shop, but I'm working on MANY more and plan to add 1-2 new ones a month from now on.

You can find Little Owl Patterns on Etsy and Facebook.    

Want to become a pattern tester for Little Owl Patterns?  Email me at littleowlpatterns@yahoo.com with the ages/sizes of your children and a few sample pictures of your sewing.  If you have a shop of your own, include a link to it.  I just might feature you on the blog!



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