MADRID Jumpsuit/Spielanzug - Unisex 6m-4J - PDF-Schnittmuster

This is my second time doing an Ikatee pattern. I found the instructions a little bit unclear but the video was a life-saver. In the end, it took me longer than usual to sew my Madrid playsuit, but the end result is lovely. I really like the Ikatee style, and I look forward to sewing more of your designs!

I made the little trousers with ruffles in 6m for my granddaughter. The instructions are very clear but the videos are incredibly useful too when you're not sure. However, having made a couple of Ikatee pieces before, the techniques are similar for this pattern. The designs are beautiful and allow you to achieve a very professional finish. I really like the use of 7mm seam allowances which mean very little fabric is wasted.

I have made this quite often in its various forms. This time I tried to make a reversible dress as I was using double gauze linen, little check one side and large check the other, I decided to make it reversible too late into the make up so it’s not quite how I’d ideally like it. But a wonderful pattern as always. Thank you again Stephanie!

Just finished a jumpsuit version of this in a mini quilted fabric, I just love it. Stephanie’s patterns are always so easy to follow and the finished products look so professional. The videos are a very good way of learning the techniques, when the written word isn’t quite enough. Many thanks Stephanie!

This was quite possibly the tiniest clothing I’ve ever made! I made the 6 months size and it started out as a romper suit without ruffle, and when I saw the baby I was making it for, I cut off the legs and closure and made a little dress instead. I used 3 Prym poppers on the back of the dress. I would gladly have posted a photo of my little dress, as I am very pleased with it. I made it from chambray. The pattern was a bit fiddly but the video was very helpful indeed and the result is pretty professional looking! Thank you Ikatee!