Notches Kai Jumpsuit, Trousers and Pinafore

Buy the Child/Teen Kai Jumpsuit, Trousers and Pinafore sewing pattern from Notches. Fill your child's closet with this versatile gender-free pattern that is wearable year-round. The jumpsuit with a ruffle looks super cute, or leave the ruffle off for practical dungarees. The barrel leg trousers have an elastic waistband with a drawstring, and can be easily shortened into shorts. If your child prefers dresses, make the pinafore, with or without a ruffle. For the shoulder straps, you can choose between stretchy straps or straps with buttons and buttonholes. And because children love to stuff their pockets with treasures, the Kai pattern includes pockets in the side seams as well as patch pockets!

You can make 26 different garments with the Kai pattern!

This sewing pattern is available to buy in the following formats:

Suggested fabrics: For the variants with a ruffle, all kinds of fabrics can be used as long as they are not too stiff and thick. Think linen, gabardine, cotton twill, poplin, thin velvet, double gauze, french terry. For the dungarees, slightly stiffer fabrics such as denim-like fabrics can also be used.

Fabric requirements: See image gallery.

Sizing: EU 92 – 170 (approx. 2 – 15 years). Please check the designer’s size chart and finished garment measurements.

Notions: Fusible interfacing, max. 30 cm // Optional: elastic for shoulder straps, 15 mm wide, 39 cm for sizes 92-134 or 42 cm for sizes 140-170; elastic for waistband of trousers, 25 mm wide, waist measurement + 2 cm; drawstring cord, waist measurement + 36 cm; two buttons.

PDF pattern includes: Instructions; A4/US letter print-at-home pattern (57 pages); A0 copy shop pattern (3 sheets) // Layers: Yes // Projector file: Yes.

Note: You can choose to print this pattern with or without seam allowances. The copy shop file we print for you includes seam allowances.

Languages: Dutch and English.

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