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I hand stitched it.. just honestly whatever needle I had on hand, not sure the size.

That one is labeled as the ruffle for the leg ruffles:)

@@ComeCreateWithKim oh my goodness , this makes so much sense now !

So happy you like it! I got this from Lowland Kids. You can visit their website and find some many cute rompers!! They are even having a sale currently and lots of patterns are 50% off

Hmmm no, I didn’t do anything different in this pattern aside from color blocking the sleeve

they must have changed the pattern as mine is different too - a slanted edge

Heb je de patroon gekopt? Je kan het tot 3T maat maken. Deze was 2T

In this video I was always using a straight stitch. Those seams should ever be stretched, so it’s all good :)

Hey! I looove using rainbow thread for my kiddos clothes because it’s fun, it coordinates will multiple items and they love it. So I buy mine from wawak most is the time. They have tons of color options and shipping is always $5 unless you order enough to make it free! Pretty sure Amazon has it as well.

I'm so glad you answered this, because I was wondering about this thread as well. Thank you. The little jumper and your little one are both really cute 🥰

You are so welcome!

I finished off the raw edge with the Serger! I didn’t cover it up. Could you give that a try?

You are so welcome! Yes I feel like the construction on this one is helpful with extra visuals :) hopefully tomorrow goes better ❤

@@ComeCreateWithKimit should for sure! I’m definitely a very visual learner so thanks again! ❤

There are a few different files to download and the instructions are separate from the pattern!

Thanks! So glad it helps

Oh yay! So so happy it helped. Stay tuned for my next tutorial coming next week! It’s for a new pattern and will I clue a hack! Plus, no binding 🎉

It’s part of the full back piece. If you read the instructions on the bottom half it tells you to cut 1 front bottoms and has a line indicating where they start

Dank je wel! 😍 hij is toch schattig

Thanks so much 😊

You're welcome!

I had another baby earlier this year and it’s just crazy how busy it makes life! But I’m happy to be back at it :)

You’re welcome!

I made the 2T with the center scrunched and the smaller one is a 6-9 month I believe

Hahah I love that you noticed!

It’s truly much much easier than it may seem!

I hand stitch it closed, is that what you’re referring to?

Hey! Thank you:) I use a Bernina, I looove this brand, but it is more expensive. A pretty basic machine is just fine, you’ll want a button hole stitch, straight and zigzag stitch and most else isn’t necessary. If you’re able to save up and get a serger eventually it will make a world of a difference!

I found it all at joanns!

@@ComeCreateWithKim thank you!

Yes!

It’s from the company Lowland Kids!

I’m the pattern they provide an option for cuffs or mitten cuffs. And I chose the regular cuffs which are quite a bit wider. If you are using the projector/A0 file the regular cuffs are just above the two mitten cuff options

So I did all of the zipper sewing with my sewing machine, not serger because I’d rather break my sewing machine needles 😂. But honestly, just take it slow. You can often feel if it’s about to get stuck that way. But otherwise, I don’t have much advice! This one didn’t break any needles for me, but other projects recently have so I totally get it!

Hi, I have to change my needle when I'm sewing thicker fabrics or multiple layers. I use a "jeans" needle and it makes a world of difference.

You're welcome!

Are you asking about the elastic thread? It goes in the bobbin, which is lower threading

@@ComeCreateWithKimyes thank you!!

Visit lowland kids website and search for snap suit!

@@ComeCreateWithKim Yes! Great! Thanks so much... Another question : you say at 5:45 to do a cover stitch, but not to use a single needle because it doesn't offer any *stitch*... You meant stretch? Can i do a stretch stitch with a single needle then? Or would you still recommend a double needle?

@@NRNF1776 definitely meant stretch! Yes I would recommend a double needle for the most professional finish. Or if you would rather do another stretch stitch, that’s fine. Sometimes people see the double lines of stitching and sew two lines of a straight stitch to get a similar look, but that is not outcome and those stitches will eventually pop.

@@ComeCreateWithKim Aye aye captain! Haha... But for the first stitching of the bias tape (the "hidden" one) you straight stitch, right? I didnt miss something or anything...? Thanks!

@@NRNF1776 I think you’re referring to the binding (I didn’t use any bias tape in this project), and that was applied using my serger which is considered a stretch stitch.

If you love Lowland kids, I have SO many tutorials for you!

Ribbing or ribbed knit is super common for neck bands and arm/foot bands! It’s the stuff you see on most store bought sweatshirts! But any stretchy knit will do! It’s all about having good recovery (so it doesn’t stay stretched out) but also not being too stiff. Those areas are needing to be stretchy so they fit around the head/hand/leg

@@ComeCreateWithKim thank you so much!!

So happy it worked for you!