An from StraightGrain has released another digital pattern. This time, not a dress, it’s a Lua Sleep Sack!!
I have many of my “first time” while making this sleeping sack, for the years I have been sewing, this is the first time I actually do piping, installing invisible zipper and making button holes.
The most challenging part for me is working on the curve with the pipe, I had to undo it few time to get the good result. But this does give a beautiful unique look for the sleeping sack. It’s totally worth the effort.
I made this for my little niece, Emma. She’s now 19 months old (remember Emma for another An’s pattern Hanami Top?). She doesn’t like close sack, so I have made a little alternation of the pattern by having the bottom open.
For materials, you will need:
- Medium and lightweight fabrics
- Batting
- 1 Hidden Zipper
- 2 Buttons
That it really. This Sleep Sack is fairy easy to make, it took me about 2 hours to cut the fabrics and around 3 hours on the machine. The result looks stunning. I will be making another one for my friend.
If you are interested in this pattern, click on the picture below, with the code LUALAUNCH you get $1 discount. The pattern is only 6 dollars, that means 5 dollars. I highly recommend you give this pattern a try.
Here is our Model Emma in action!!!
Here are some of the making of:
This is my first curvie piping experience…. The trick is, LOTS of pins…
Installing invisible zipper
Yes, this is my dog on the show (attention seeker)!! He love to sit on anything I put on the floor.
Hope you enjoy this post as much as I did!!
So smart to have an open-on-the-bottom version! My son still wears a sleeping bag and he is almost 3, but he awkwardly hops around in it. I’m afraid he’ll fall in it.
What a good solution to make it open at the bottom!
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