Learn how to sew a romper with this free pattern and video tutorial. The free pattern is available in sizes XS, S, M, L, and XL and it is for a short and sleeveless romper. It has a nice halter neckline and an open back. The romper fitted to the waist with an elastic. To add interest you can add a waist band or a belt.
Rompers are perfect for warm weather and they are very stylish, look young, and are very easy to wear. This model will look adorable in cotton fabric (solid or print), jean fabric will also work. or you can also use lace.
Here are some lovely rompers that I found in Pinterest:
Layering the romper bodice with lace will give you the perfect outfit for a night out.
Another idea is to embellish the hemline and the armhole with a thin lace trim.
Materials:
You don’t need much to sew this romper only:
- 1 yd (1 m) of fabric (cotton or rayon are good choices)
- 1 1/2 yd (1.5 m) of 1/2″ (1 cm) elastic
- matching thread
How to Sew a Romper – Sewing Instructions:
The YouTube following video show the step-by-step instructions in how to sew this romper. The video has captions in Spanish and English. You won’t believe how easy it is.
For inspiration I invite you to take a look of my Rompers Pinterest board where I pin all the rompers that I like. It shouldn’t be to hard to change the length of the romper pants.
Pattern Download
The pattern consists of 4 pattern pieces to be printed in 14 pages. The pages can be printed in a regular printer and should be assemble in the following order:
The Free Pattern is from the Spanish website Jazz Ro DIY
For inspiration, I invite you to visit my Rompers board in Pinterest!
Follow Anabelle’s board Rompers on Pinterest.
The pictures used in this post are from the Jazz Ro DIY blog and from Pinterest.
I hope you like it!
The Creativelive class Tailored to Fit: The Palmer/Pletsch Tissue Fitting Method teaches you how to adjust the patterns to fit you perfectly. CreativeLive live broadcast classes are FREE. Review their live broadcast schedule and sign up for the ones you like.
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Happy Sewing,
Anabelle
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