Size 62-104 cm
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Size 62-104 cm
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Love this short sleeved shirt for my ds. It runs a little wide.
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ditto, its a bit wide but i find the "double neckline" is a little small..or maybe i need to use really stretchy ribbing.
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It runs wide and a bit short, but is a versatile, fast, easy to sew shirt that is really cute. Great for scraps (on the sleeves).
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:yes: Simple, yet so cute!! Will be making this one againQuote:
Originally Posted by boingo82
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Shown here with some self drafted shorts
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Size 62 for a friend's baby:
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I made one in an 86 for my son when he was two, but I can't find any pictures at the moment... I remember thinking it was short, and I had the hardest time pulling it over his head. I think this was mostly due to using a not-very-stretchy PRR knit for the neckband.
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Made size 98. Runs wide, short and boxy. I don't like the fit at all! It looks weird on my skinny boy. But this shirt was mostly worn under the coat, so it didn't matter much. It was really quick to sew on a serger mostly. I added a freezer paper stencil.
Size 86 for my then-two-year-old:
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Another size 68 for another friend's baby. Definitely seems short.
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