Thursday, January 28, 2010

Jump N Jumper


This pattern is called Jump N Jumper. I lengthened the two older girls' pattern for modesty. They are reversible, have elastic in the shoulder straps so the child can dress herself and it doesn't matter which side is out. I made three others and used the same fabric for all three but switched one so that they could have a little variety. The jumpers in this picture are all different and I did not put pockets on the lining side. They could be worn reversible, but the lining is rather plain. As you can see in the picture, the girls are all happy with their new jumpers. I caught them in the act of saying, "Thank you".
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