I don’t know about you, but I am a HUGE fan of sweet little outfits on sweet little babies! I love their chubby little legs and arms and their wrists that appear to have a rubber band around them. Hehe! My little sweetie is already 18 months old, and she is so chub-alicous! She is super cute and looks so adorable in fun little outfits that show off her cute little thighs and today, my sweet friend Shannon from Little Kids Grow is sharing an adorable romper that is so fun and so perfect for cute and precious little sweeties! Get your sewing machine revved up, because you are going to want to make one of these rompers in each and every fabric piece that you have for each and every little baby that you know! Enjoy!
Hi, it’s me Shannon from Little Kids Grow. Today I have an easy crisscross romper for your little one. It’s made out of a stretchy knit with no zippers, buttons or snaps! The crisscross design makes it easy to put on and take off. Today I’m sharing the 3-6 months that I made for my little guy. If you’re interested in additional sizes or pattern options, check here for more information.
The easy instructions are included in this post below. You can find the PDF by clicking on following link:
CrissCross Romper Pattern Pieces and Layout
Supplies:
3/4 yard 2-way stretch fabric. I used Small Knits Chevron (K340-21) Navy/White Chevron D from The Ribbon Retreat. I loved this fabric because it has excellent stretch recovery which helped the garment “snap” back into place while sewing.
38″ fold over elastic. I used Fold Over Elastic in Navy 5/8″, also by The Ribbon Retreat. It comes with a shiny and a matte side. I used the matte side for the romper.
Suggestions:
1. Transfer all pattern markings
2. Serge or zig zag stitch the bottom of Front A (pant hem is optional)
3. Lightly pressing seams is recommended.
4. Use 3/8″ Seam Allowance
Thank you, Ribbon Retreat!
Can you believe how adorable that little romper is? And what about that handsome little fella? The matching hat is way too cute…I just can’t get enough of that sweet little outfit! Thank you Shannon for sharing your little guy with us and this super fun romper! Shannon is one fabulous seamstress and pattern designer. You will most definitely want to check out her incredible blog at Little Kids Grow for more wonderful patterns and children’s clothing!
Do you love to dress your little one in rompers? They are so cute, cute, cute! Check out these other sweet baby outfits…plus one other pretty adorable romper you are going to love!
What is your favorite baby outfit that you love to dress your little one in? (or what you use to dress them in?)
Happy Creating & Happy Rompers!
7 Comments
Hi, I LOVE this pattern! I really want to make some for a friend who has a set of triplet boys using up-cycled men’s polo’s.. They are 6 and 9 months sizes though and I’m wondering when you will have the larger size pattern for sale?
Best,
Betsy Maness
Hi Betsy! Thank you so much for your sweet comment and for your question. Shannon says, “Thank you! Additional sizes are currently in testing. We hope to have them available in 1-2 weeks.” Thank you again Betsy and have a wonderful rest of your day! Michelle
Thanks Michelle! If you can, please shoot me an email when the pattern is available for purchase:):)
Best,
Betsy
Hi Betsy! You are so welcome and I would be happy to let you know when this adorable pattern is available for purchase for sure! Thank you and have a wonderful day! Michelle
Are the larger sizes available now?
Hi Gina! Thank you so much for your question! I am sorry, but I am not sure if the larger sizes are available at this time. If you click HERE you will be directed to this fun romper on Shannon’s blog. There is a spot for you to enter your email address to be notified of when the larger sizes will be available. I hope this helps. Thank you so much Gina! Good luck! Have a wonderful day! Michelle
Thank you so much for featuring our fun romper! Have a wonderful day and thank you again! Michelle
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