Addie Peplum Top sewing pattern (Preemie to 6yrs)
This is the Addie Peplum Top sewing pattern from the designer Peanut Patterns.
It’s a peplum top that can be made into a shirt or dress and comes with four different sleeve options—tank top, butterfly, short, or long sleeves.
Comes in sizes Preemie to 6 years, as follows:
- Preemie,
- Newborn,
- 0-3 months,
- 3-6 months,
- 6-9 months,
- 9-12 months,
- 12-18 months,
- 18-24 months,
- 3 years,
- 4 years,
- 5 years,
- 6 years.
So what fabric should you use? The designer says to use knit fabric that is light to medium weight. It can be interlock, jersey, or double knit.
So how much fabric do you need?
Tank Top layout and usage:
- Shirt length peplum:
- Size Preemie to 12-18 months = 1/2 yard of fabric (45” or 60” wide),
- Size 18-24 months to 6 years = 3/4 yard of fabric (60” wide).
- Dress Length Peplum:
- Size Preemie to 12-18 months = 3/4 yard of fabric (45” or 60” wide),
- Size 18-24 months to 6 years = 1 1/8 yard of fabric (60” wide).
Short, Long, or Butterfly Sleeve layout and usage:
- Shirt length peplum:
- Size Preemie to 12-18 months = 1/2 yard of fabric (45” or 60” wide),
- Size 18-24 months to 6 years = 3/4 yard of fabric (60” wide).
- Dress Length Peplum:
- Size Preemie to 12-18 months = 3/4 yard of fabric (45” or 60” wide),
- Size 18-24 months to 6 years = 1 1/8 yard of fabric (60” wide).
What’s included with the pdf pattern:
- Instructions/tutorial with real step-by-step photos, and detailed steps including what you will need,
- All pattern files are Adobe Acrobat Layer compatible,
- Seam allowance is included, 3/8” (1 cm),
- Instruction/tutorial is in English,
- An A0 copyshop/projector size file is included (with Adobe Acrobat Layer compatibility).
The pattern is compatible with all standard print paper sizes (A4, A3, US Letter, and Legal). Once you receive the file, you will print it from your home printer. It will print on multiple sheets that will need to be taped together. The designer tries to minimize the headache by including lots of colors/markers when piecing together. -No Serger is required, all you need is a sewing machine that can do a zig-zag and a straight stitch.
If you would like to download the pattern you can click on the blue button below.
