Footed onesie bodysuit sewing pattern (Preemie to 6 yrs)
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We’ve found you something super cute here at Sew Modern Kids – how about this unisex Footed Onesie Bodysuit. Sometimes we just find patterns that make us want to be young again – I don’t know about you, but when it’s cold outside, I’d love to snuggle up in a cozy onesie with socks built in. Mmm, hot cocoa, a good chick-flick on TV and an all in one pajama – heaven. But let’s get back to the kids!
The full-length onesie pattern with feet comes in Preemie to 6 years and the bodysuit has the following features:
- A full front closure. You have the choice of Kam snaps or Velcro, or you could sew little buttons if you prefer
- Long opening to make it easy to get on and off with a minimum of fuss (always a bonus)
- Binding edge finish
- A gusset for mobility
- Roomy foot space is sure to be a hit with your little one.
What you will need to make the Footed Bodysuit
- For the main fabric use knit fabric that is a light to medium weight cotton. It can be interlock, cotton jersey or double knit. It should be 60″wide and a minimum of 1/2 yard for the smallest size and just over 1 yard for the largest size
- Make sure to pick out a contrasting color for the knit ribbing – our tip – or if you are new to sewing, you might pick the same fabric for the binding so it might hide any little wobbles in your stitching 😉
- 1/8 of a yard of 60″wide fabric for the knit binding
- Polyester thread
- Six to eight KAM snaps, sew on snaps, or Velcro depending on preference
- Basic sewing supplies
- Sewing machine.
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