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Make sure you read to the end to enter the giveaway!
Make sure you read to the end to enter the giveaway!
Disclaimer: I received the pattern for free for this tour. This post contains affiliate links. Affiliate links are marked with an *. That means if you click the link and buy through it, I may receive a small commission at no extra charge to you. All opinions are my own of course.
The Omni Tempore pattern* is a unisex top/hoodie pattern that comes with a few different options. Short sleeve or long; hoodie or collar; banded sleeves and waist or regular hem.
Seeing as Miss V is outgrowing all her long sleeved tops I made her a long sleeved version, added the cuffs but did a hemmed waist, and did the collar option.
This was another upcycle project so using the my old tops’ original hem made the process even faster.
The main fabric and the cuffs are from a waffle knit thermal top from Old Navy, and the collar fabric is a knit from my stash. It’s actually sparkly. She looks like a regular elf in this outfit!
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| a blurry little elf |
Pattern Details:
- In English and Dutch
- This pattern is packed full of useful charts: Size, finished measurements, fabric requirements, and in both metric and imperial.
- Printing layout, printing guide, and the pattern has the layered option so you only need to print the size(s) you want. Pattern lines are in colour with different dashed lines.
- Pattern pieces are marked with the direction of stretch, each piece also has the pattern name and designer info marked on them. Helpful in case your pages get mixed up.
- Tips on choosing the right size as well as tips on how to lengthen or shorten the pattern pieces
- Includes both photos and line drawings.
- Summary of the steps without pictures in case you want to print the steps out too
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| Hat was knitted by my talented sister! |
Thoughts on fit:
Miss V fell in between the 12m and 18m size and I should have gone with the suggestion in the pattern to size down if your child is in between sizes. I made the 18m size and it’s a bit roomy on her since the style is more of a boxy fit BUT the roominess makes it easier to layer. If I were making it to be worn alone (like a summer short sleeve tee) then I would size down for sure on the next one.
The Omni pattern is on sale until Saturday. You can pick up the bundle (includes child and adult sizing) pattern for 30% off, or purchase each size range individually for 20% off. No coupon code needed, but only on Sofilantjes.com*
Check out the rest of the tour below!
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AND there’s a pretty awesome giveaway! Check out the prize packages below and enter the giveaway through the Rafflecopter widget below!
Prize Pack #1
1.5 meters of fabric from Joy Fits Fabrics
Omni Tempore Pattern Bundle by Sofilantjes
Bustle Skirt Pattern by Koda Baby Boutique
1 Pattern of choice by Filles a Maman
1 Pattern of choice by Serger Pepper
1 Pattern of choice by E+M Patterns
1 Pattern of choice by Striped Swallow Designs
Prize Pack #2
1.5 meters of fabric from Joy Fits Fabrics
Omni Tempore Pattern Bundle by Sofilantjes
Grace Pattern by Rose & Lee Designs
1 Pattern of choice by Filles a Maman
1 Pattern of choice by Madeit Patterns
1 Pattern of choice by Dandelions n’ Dungarees
1 pattern of choice by FABulous Home Sewn
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Happy Sewing!
-U
Ula writes for Lulu&Celeste
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