Brisbane and Adelaide: new patterns for baby, child and women's bibs
We are delighted to present Brisbane, Brisbane Kids and Adelaide, three new patterns for bibs and sleeveless jumpers, designed for the whole family. Designed for mid-season and slightly cooler days, these styles can be layered over a shirt, T-shirt or jumper. In summer, worn next to the skin, they become pretty, lightweight and comfortable tops.
Each pattern has its own specific features to best suit each age and use. The Adelaide model, designed for babies, can be turned into a bib thanks to its shoulder opening. A pattern that is both practical and cute. Brisbane, with its chest darts, will suit all body types.
We have paid particular attention to the finishing touches: delicate ruffles, ties or button fastenings, neckline bias binding. These carefully crafted details add character to each piece.
✂️ Level: easy to intermediate
🪡 Size: 6 months to 52
📚 Paper or PDF format with projection
🎬 Video tutorials available: Brisbane and Adelaide
Brisbane, for women
Available in sizes 32 to 52, this pattern will easily find its place in any wardrobe. With its large romantic ruffles, it lends itself to a very chic summer version. As a sleeveless jumper, sewn in a pretty knit, it will become an elegant basic for all year round. This pattern, which is easy and quick to make in its simplest version, will quickly become an essential part of your pattern collection. Just allow a little more time for the ruffled version!
Romantic version in Josephine English embroidery.
Brisbane in embroidered Vichy seersucker.
Mid-season version in quilted Byzance poplin.
For children, Brisbane Kids
This trendy pattern will delight young girls, who can choose between a simple version or a more elaborate one with pretty buttons and ruffles.
Double-sided quilted in Delhi viscose and lightweight indigo denim.
For babies, Adelaide
With its adorable little bib made of terry cloth, Adelaide becomes a full bib for optimal protection! With options for opening in the middle of the back or at the shoulder, this pattern is easy to put on.
Open back and adorable ruffles in Hortense broderie anglaise.
Reversible bib in Liberty Betsy and Grey green terry cloth. Matching bias binding.
Sewing techniques
These patterns are suitable for easy to intermediate levels. Applying bias binding requires a little dexterity and attention to detail, but nothing insurmountable — especially thanks to the two videos dedicated to assembling the models. We detail each step, paying particular attention to applying the bias binding straddle, for a neat finish.
In their simplest versions, Brisbane and Adelaide are ideal projects for a first garment: accessible shapes, quick assembly, and options to progress in sewing at your own pace!
- Cyril Godefroy
