Estella’s Flannel Nightgown Sizes 2T to 14 Kids PDF Pattern
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Estella’s Flannel Nightgown Sizes 2T to 14 Kids PDF Pattern
Estella’s Flannel Nightgown was made for cool winter nights. This sweet, classic style gown is reminiscent of times gone by. The wide, snap or button front bodice was designed for comfort while sleeping. Estella features long sleeves and a long, flowing skirt with a ruffle. Estella means star, just like the ones that will be up in the sky while your little one sleeps peacefully in her new gown!
Difficulty Rating: Beginner
*Fabric Requirement Chart shown as last image*
Here is what you receive:
- Measurements for sizes 2T to 14 kids.
- A 51-page instant download pattern with thorough, uncomplicated step-by-step instructions accompanied by color photos that allow you to follow along with ease from start to finish.
- Computer drawn pattern pieces you can print over and over again; no more patterns that rip or tear!
Please note that PDF patterns differ from traditional sewing patterns, and not all PDF designers have the same style. We prefer to give measurements for simple rectangles instead of rectangular pattern pieces to save your time, paper, ink, and tape. You will only receive pattern pieces for curved portions of the garment, and you will follow the cutting chart for the remaining pieces.
If you would like to see an example of our style and try it for free, please download our free sample pattern HERE.
- Categories:
- Clothing
- Gender:
- Girls
- Size:
- Toddlers
- Size:
- Tweens
- Style:
- Pajamas
- Sleeves:
- Long
- Style:
- Maxis
- Sewing Level:
- Beginner
- Fabrics:
- Wovens
- Features:
- Layered Pattern Pieces
Reviews
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Estella's nightgown
I enjoyed working with this pattern. It was well laid out, the pictures in the instructions were really helpful, especially with the bodice construction. The pattern printed and taped together brilliantly and I look forward to making up a few more of this for the other grands.
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Fit for a Princess!
I first made this pattern in November 2019 for my two-year-old. I used a soft flannel and it turned out beautifully. It was not the shortest sew ever, but the instructions are flawless and the pieces fit together nicely. Yesterday, I put the finishing touches on 3 more, all sewn in cotton lawn for spring. I made a 2, 6, and 14 as two were gifts. If quality fabric was more affordable, my daughter would have more of these. I can see making her two a year because I love the classic, princess look.