I'm sure that a lot of you feel the same way, so I'm here to sweeten the day a little bit. Last month I tested an awesome pattern...
I wrote a post about it, and made four of the shirts during testing... three for Connor and one for Inara. It even worked awesome for upcycles
The shirt has this cool crossover collar with two sleeve options and fits sizes 12mo through 14.
And during testing we all started harping on Annemieke how cool the shirt would be with more options... and because she is so fantastic, she listened patiently and started drafting away.
This month I got to test the updated version of the Omni Tempore Shirt. So if you didn't already get the original version, here is what you are getting with this pattern:
Sizes 12mo through 14yrs
Cross front collar or hood options
Short or long sleeves
cuff option for both sleeve lengths
Hem band option
Kangaroo Pocket option
Say hi to little man, who is currently obsessed with Jack-Jack Attacks... the 5 minutes cartoon short that goes with The Incredibles. So he was REALLY excited to put on his Jack-jack shirt to help with the gardening. Let's just ignore the fact that it was 75 and I told him he was going to get too hot.
This is version is long sleeved w/cuffs, hem band, hood and pocket. And Connor loves it. He totally loves pockets in general, so he kept stuffing his hands in his pockets. The fit is great... it's just loose enough that I can stick a t-shirt under it if it's cooler, and not so big that it can't be worn on its own.
He could only find one opening on the pocket so he's using his pants pocket too! |
Here's the best part... the pattern is on sale for a few more days here in the Sofilantjes Etsy Shop
or in her Craftsy Shop. AND the really exciting part.... Annemieke is very graciously allowing me to do a giveaway... so please enter below! AND once you've entered my giveaway, check out the release party round up so you can enter the giveaways that all the blogger testers are doing!
a Rafflecopter giveaway
Love every shirt you make. Thank you for helping again.
ReplyDeleteI would love to sew one up for my 2 year old munchkin :)
ReplyDeleteYou did all the give aways Candy? lol. Happy you like it ;-)
DeleteI would sew it for my little boy and girl! :)
ReplyDeleteAll the childrens need it! :)
ReplyDeleteMy boys would benefit from this cool shirt pattern! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pattern!
ReplyDeletemy son would look so cool in the shirt!
ReplyDeleteI've been looking at this pattern for possible Christmas gifts for my nieces ages 10 and 13. :)
ReplyDeleteOh for my son and daughter - that's why I love patterns like this! Yours are so cute, as usual!
ReplyDeleteSo many kids to sew for, and a perfect unisex pattern to sew for at least 4 of my 5 kiddos.
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