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Toddler's Coat/Raincoat pattern
sewing haumana Intermediate BC CANADA Member since 6/18/04 Posts: 22	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 7/9/10 7:00 PM I got my hands on some really cute pink nylon and want to make a raincoat for my niece (she'll be 1 in October). I can't seem to find any raincoat patterns out there (i.e. that traditional yellow rain slicker) and am hoping that someone can help. I made one for my cousin years ago, but can't find that pattern in my stash (found the pattern for my high school grad dress, but can I find the pattern I need--no!) Thanks for any guidance you can provide.
LoriB   Intermediate AE GERMANY Member since 4/23/02 Posts: 970	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 7/9/10 9:35 PM Oliver + S makes an adorable (but expensive) pattern for a rain jacket. ------ Lori (visit my blog at: http://monkeyroom.blogspot.com)
ConnieBJ   Advanced ON CANADA Member since 12/31/03 Posts: 1855 Contest Committee	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 7/9/10 9:55 PM Amy Butler has a new one out. It starts at size 3. I don't have it, so I can't offer an opinion! Little Splashes ------ Connie Bontje http://www.couturesmith.com Twitter: Couturesmith Facebook: Connie Bontje Desperately trying to keep ahead of my pattern, fabric and dressform collection!
ukdame Intermediate FL USA Member since 8/1/08 Posts: 1820	Login to reply to this post In reply to LoriB Like this post Date: 7/9/10 10:11 PM Quote: LoriB Oliver + S makes an adorable (but expensive) pattern for a rain jacket. This is a really cute pattern. I will save the info on it since I am also wanting to make a raincoat for my 2 year old grandaughter .I have the teflon foot ready to go and some cute Michael Miller laminated cotton. I ran to my stack of pattern baskets because I thought I had one. No luck...I guess I was trying to find a pattern too. ------ It is common sense to take a method and try it. If it fails, admit it frankly and try another. But above all, try something. ~ Franklin D Roosevelt 1843 Janome 19606 ,Janome My Excel 4023, Brother 1034D, White 1750C, Kenmore 158.1803, White 764, Brother 780D.
kathigarn Advanced Beginner VA USA Member since 4/3/08 Posts: 114	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 7/9/10 11:18 PM Ottobre did one in their kids magazine - 4/2009. They used Anna Maria Horner's fabric on the cover. The Amy Butler pattern is fairly new - it is cute. ------ http://kathigarnett.blogspot.com/
Ariadne Intermediate TX USA Member since 7/27/08 Posts: 124	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 7/10/10 2:30 AM The simplicity costume patterns for halloween usually have a firefighter outfit. This makes a well- fitting ( good fitting?) basic raincoat. In general, the costume patterns seem to fit better than the regular patterns, and I don't know why. tif
sewing haumana Intermediate BC CANADA Member since 6/18/04 Posts: 22	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 7/10/10 2:09 PM Thanks so much for all the help. I saw the Oliver + S pattern, and I may end up doing that one, but I never thought of the firefighter costume. I'm off to check that one out. I'll post whatever coat I end up making!

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