rivergum said... Your son looks really happy in his new rashie. I bet you saved a bundle over the years. I must remember the pattern if I ever manage to get myself some grandchildren. 5/10/08 6:39 AM
Seamingly Simple said... This doesn't look home-made at all, and I'm sure you saved a bundle. I am envious of your 9-month swimming season! 5/10/08 9:17 AM
Josephine said... Very cool! I had never even heard of a 'stinger suit' before. :-) 5/10/08 4:05 PM
Mandolin82 said... Great use of a pattern. You must have saved a LOT over the years making your own. I'm not familiar with the pattern company, but I suppose I could adapt another pattern if necessary. Thanks. 5/10/08 4:38 PM
brrmm said... Great rashie! Interested to know where to get that pattern and how to buy the fabric - I'm in Brisbane. Cheers. 5/10/08 7:35 PM
Kbenco said... Hello Brmm, I bought the fabric direct from www.stretchtex.com.au, in Sydney who manufacture for Speedo etc. They have a lot of technical fabrics, and were very helpful, they sent a sample sheet, I contacted them through their website. I have never seen their fabric at retail shops. Their postage was very reasonable. I did buy a lot all at once, so there may be a minimum purchase. The pattern I bought from a stall at Eumundi markets a few years ago. 5/10/08 8:45 PM
KimSews said... Never heard of a rashie or stinger clothes before. I was wondering why it was called that when I read about the jellyfish. They can't sting through swimwear fabric? What an appropriate name and what a nice top also. Your daughter is very lucky, she can have a new swimsuit whenever she wants! 2/18/09 9:37 AM
Mahler said... I like the outfit and her unexpected choice of colour. Also for swim wear, Kwik Sew have interesting patterns. Great project, I think ! 2/18/09 1:05 PM
lindys said... Hi! I am just about to order from Stetchtex to make rashies for my 3 children aged 2-4 years. I live in North Qld and was wondering if you could tell me where this pattern might be available from apart from Eumundi markets?? (online or bricks & mortar store)? I can't find J&L anywhere. Many thanks for any help you can provide, Lindy :-) 6/23/09 6:56 AM
Your son looks really happy in his new rashie. I bet you saved a bundle over the years. I must remember the pattern if I ever manage to get myself some grandchildren.
5/10/08 6:39 AM
This doesn't look home-made at all, and I'm sure you saved a bundle. I am envious of your 9-month swimming season!
5/10/08 9:17 AM
Very cool! I had never even heard of a 'stinger suit' before. :-)
5/10/08 4:05 PM
Great use of a pattern. You must have saved a LOT over the years making your own. I'm not familiar with the pattern company, but I suppose I could adapt another pattern if necessary. Thanks.
5/10/08 4:38 PM
Great rashie! Interested to know where to get that pattern and how to buy the fabric - I'm in Brisbane. Cheers.
5/10/08 7:35 PM
Hello Brmm, I bought the fabric direct from www.stretchtex.com.au, in Sydney who manufacture for Speedo etc. They have a lot of technical fabrics, and were very helpful, they sent a sample sheet, I contacted them through their website. I have never seen their fabric at retail shops. Their postage was very reasonable. I did buy a lot all at once, so there may be a minimum purchase. The pattern I bought from a stall at Eumundi markets a few years ago.
5/10/08 8:45 PM
Never heard of a rashie or stinger clothes before. I was wondering why it was called that when I read about the jellyfish. They can't sting through swimwear fabric? What an appropriate name and what a nice top also. Your daughter is very lucky, she can have a new swimsuit whenever she wants!
2/18/09 9:37 AM
I like the outfit and her unexpected choice of colour. Also for swim wear, Kwik Sew have interesting patterns. Great project, I think !
2/18/09 1:05 PM
Hi! I am just about to order from Stetchtex to make rashies for my 3 children aged 2-4 years. I live in North Qld and was wondering if you could tell me where this pattern might be available from apart from Eumundi markets?? (online or bricks & mortar store)? I can't find J&L anywhere. Many thanks for any help you can provide, Lindy :-)
6/23/09 6:56 AM
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