I just wanted to write a quick post to show you that my big girl romper tutorial can be used with knit fabric too.
Actually, this is the first version I made, since knits are more forgiving than wovens and are an easy way to test the fit first. Also, I had this print sitting around and I don’t really like it, so it was a good muslin.
For the hem on the shorts, I added a tshirt-esque binding in the same way described in the Ringer Shirt tutorial. I love the bubble effect at the bottom!
In case you missed it, here is the original romper tutorial. I’d love to see your creations in our flickr group!
Ellen Mallernee Barnes says
That is too great! I love it. I want one for me.
Dana says
I actually love that print, and would like to know where you got it from/who its by!? My 5 year old would love this, I will have to add it to my list :-)
Jennifer says
I love these Rompers!! I think this print works perfectly for this style.
virginiamae says
I agree! It turned out so cute and the knit print is adorable =)
Anna says
love this. a knit romper would be something my kids would live in!
Jess says
I love that print! gasp…a fabric we don’t agree on? Unheard of. ;)
Sara vs. Sarah says
That is just too cute! I love the knit romper …thanks because it’s now on my to do list :)
-Sara
Rhonda says
That is adorable! And I happen to love the print… perfect for this little romper. Wonder if I can make one in my size?
Tiffany says
I love the print too! I wasn’t sure about rompers because of the whole bathroom thing. How is your daughter making out with that, mine likes to wait until the very.last.minute.
Laura@Corner House says
SO CUTE!!! I LOVE IT! I need to get some knit and make one.