I believe I may have sewn more this summer than I have ever sewn before. You can blame it on the pregnancy insomnia if you want or the nesting, I’m sure that had something to do with it, but the truth is I am on a personal mission of my own. I promised myself that by the end of this year at least 90% of the children’s wardrobes would be handmade. (I am fighting fast fashion one garment at a time, but that’s a story for another day…) As far as Jane, Madeleine, and Kilian are concerned I have almost reached that percentage. The older boys are a bit harder to sew for, so that may be a bit of a lofty goal, but we’ll see. I plan on sharing each of their wardobes over time, and as I add to them… so what better place to start than with Jane’s! You can refer to my last post to see her wearing each item.  Below are links to the patterns, fabric and accessories I used. (Some of the outfits I made without using a pattern… if you have any questions on those just ask and I’ll try my best to answer!)

handmade (to make)

• bonnet pattern ( I cut a piece about 25″ x 1 1/4″ long and sewed it on as the binding and ties.)

• floral bonnets are made from this, this, this, and this

• mustard linen is from my local Joanne’s, similar here

• crochet bonnet pattern here, using this yarn

• sarouel pants pattern, sewn in this and this

• bib linen here  (Linen bibs are the best! Trust the lady with five messy kids.)

•  double gauze nightgown fabric here (by far my favorite baby fabric!)

• fabric tags

• metal (bib) tag

handmade (to buy)

• paci clip

• the sweetest knit baby socks

• bonnet and bonnet (not pictured here but shown in last post)

• sandals (These have been sold out, but every pair they sell is adorable. Handmade in Nicaragua!)