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I am so happy you found my pattern! I am running a sale on my main website if you are still planning on purchasing the pattern.

I agree ;)

Hi! Yes, you can use cotton for the bib and knit for the neck band. As long as the kid's head follows the head circumference measurements on the info page ;)

Hi! I try to pin some of the elastic to the cuff edge so it sits more snug towards the pant waistline. Depending on the thickness of the fabric, there may be more or less that attach to the cuff edge.

I’m glad to hear the video made it easy to follow along!

Hi! I am so sorry for the delayed response: you need fusible knit interfacing, specifically made for knit fabrics. The knit interfacing stabilizes the knits but still moves with the material. Non-stretch/woven interfacing works around the button placket in this pattern, but may feel a bit stiff.

I’m glad to hear that ☺️

Glad it was helpful!

Glad you like them!

You are so welcome!

You're very welcome!

So glad to hear you like it! I love using it for layers on the kids.

Hi Janie, The video is a visual sewing tutorial going along with the instructions. There is no voice over. If you’re needing more help on a certain step, feel free to email for additional help.

Hi Janice! You’ll cut it out according to the pattern. There is circular marking in the upper-center of the pattern piece where you cut out for the neck.

Thank you Robyn ☺️

Hi Doris! To make things easier, I have a add-on mitten pattern specifically for the zip Coverall: jaykaiy.com/products/fold-over-mitten-zip-coverall

Hi Danielle, the Sleep Sack pattern is on my to-film list, for sure!

Thank you for the kind words and good luck with your project!

Hi! Glad to hear you found the tutorial helpful :)

Hi, the lion print fabric is a Jersey Knit from Jo-Ann’s.

Hi, thank you for reaching out! I do not currently have a video for the sleep sack pattern. The construction of the sleep sack is similar to the Zip Coverall as it uses the same type of zipper and zipper guard installment. The bindings on the sleep sack are attached the same way as for the Knotted Gowns (which have video tutorials as well). You are welcome to email jaykaiyco@gmail.com directly if there are steps you find tricky, and I’ll help as best I can :)

Hi Louise, Yes! You can use a double ended zipper on this pattern :)

@@JaykaiyPatternCo thank you. 😊

Hi Heidi, I have an adjustment guide I can send to you. Send an email to jaykaiyco@gmail.com and I will get that guide to you ASAP? The main idea is to cut a strip of fabric, and attach it to the bottom of the shorter zipper and this strip works as a lengthened piece. Alternatively, you adjust the pattern and move up the right front ankle piece seam the exact amount your zipper is short (2” for example). This makes the Right Front Ankle piece 2” taller, and you would then attach it at the same place your zipper ends.

Hi Carla, I get up to 24-inch long zippers at both my local fabric store and at craft stores like Joann's and Michael's, and Amazon. Depending on your store you may need to check the upholstery section. Most fabric and craft stores have zippers on a roll that can be cut to length.

Hi April from Oklahoma! For the Zip Coverall in the video I used a jersey knit from Jo-Ann Fabrics. Another fabric I can recommend is a double-brushed polyester knit. They're soft and have a little bit more weight to them.

You're welcome :) How wonderful-Congratulations! Lovely to hear from you!

Thank you! I truly appreciate the kinds words!

Yay! Glad you like the Knotted Gown Pattern. Thank you for the kind words!

Glad it was helpful, Sara!

Hi Bethany, I am so sorry for my delayed response. You can use a straight stitch for the curved zipper guards edge.

@@JaykaiyPatternCo Thanks so much!

Hi, this is a video tutorial/video instructions for this pattern: www.etsy.com/Jaykaiy/listing/804288748

Hi Tammy! I apologize for the delayed response. I use a 1,4mm width on my machine and 2mm length for my narrow zigzag. This makes for a narrow yet stretchy seam with less gaps between the zigzag stitches. You can test your narrow zigzag on a piece of scrap fabric. I hope this helps.

Glad you enjoyed it!

Megane, you can purchase the pattern here: www.etsy.com/listing/888920931

Hi Lauren, thank you for reaching out! If your seams are thick, it could be a combination of things. Where on the gown do you feel the seams are thickest? The thickness of the fabric you are using could impact the seams. Generally, where the binding is, the seams will be a bit thicker as they technically consist of 3-4 layers folded over each other. A good press and ironing will help for sure. Alternatively, if you are using a zigzag, you can "stagger" the seam allowances by cutting them down to different lengths, like trimming one down to 1/8" and a second to 1/4". I hope this helps.

Thank you for appreciating it! If you have any feedback on comments on the video, do let me know. Any feedback helps in future video production :)

@@JaykaiyPatternCo also if you could make a video sewing using just a sewing machine for people like me who don’t have a serge it would be greatly appreciated ☺️

Of course :) In fact, I’m editing the video this week.

Hi Storm! Here is the tutorial video for the Zip Coverall: ua-cam.com/video/wqsRxkF1XuI/v-deo.html

Hi Elizabeth! Thank you for reaching out. You are correct, the Henley lounge wear set has a different construction than the one in this video. The lounge set has a simplified placket attachment. If you would rather follow along with this video, I would be happy to send you the instructions for this specific Henley attachment.

@@JaykaiyPatternCo thanks for the info! I will go ahead and try with the instructions I already have.

Hi Briana! You can make this with a regular sewing machine, as long as it has a zig zag or a stretch stitch. No need for a serger.

etsy.me/3de5O3u for the pattern :)

That is great, Lyn! I am glad this tutorial can be of help in your sewing journey :)

Thanks! I hope you do :)

readmymind2night You’ll need 1-1.25 yards of fabric, depending on size.