This pattern was the one that started it all, back when I made the Toddler Blazer. I have to say, I was surprised when it began to sell in larger numbers, surprised when I got requests for larger sizes, and surprised at how much I’ve learned since making this pattern. So, the Basic Blazer honors the Toddler Blazer while vastly improving upon it.
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This pattern is the best pattern I’ve ever used! I can’t wait to make more!
I have already got fabric ready to make 3 pairs of shorts, one tank and a few v-neck tees, and now I shall have to find some for this blazer! Cant wait to get the pre-order email. (But then im moving house so cant wait to have some spare time too!)
cute blazer- love the fabric on both the outside and the liner!
This is so cut Melissa! I used to dress my son in vintage blazers because they were impossible to find in shops.
Oh I love those fabrics!!
And I love the blazer pattern!!
I’m plotting to make one for my nephew.
I love the fabric. Cute little boy patterns are hard to come by I’m not surprised it was popular! If I thought I could keep one on my little man I would be all over this! Someday
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Wow! That is super cute! Definitely bookmarking this for my boys!
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