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sew some duds for your bub
We know, we know, buying clothing for kids can be a pain in the butt, with their ever-growing limbs and whatnot. But look, children’s clothing is just so bloody cute, OK? Like, 10 times cuter than anything made for adults. And if these duds from Tiny Design Co. are anything to go by, this rule apparently applies to sewing patterns, too. The little ruffled bloomers, bell-sleeved blouses, linen rompers… it’s all too much! What we’re saying is that baby-having folks should cherish the small amount of time they get to buy and sew up the most adorable outfits in existence. That and, uh, can someone figure out how to scale these patterns up to adult size? Please and thank you.












