$10 
*Please read “Help keep Rae from going insane” below before making your purchase.
DESCRIPTION
The Big Butt Baby Pants Sewing Pattern is a digital PDF sewing pattern for baby girls or boys. The pants feature a rear panel that adds plenty of room for diapered babies. They are designed to fit over cloth diapers but work great over disposable diapers too. The options are endless; you can add ruffles, pockets, fold-over cuffs or shorten them into bloomers, capris or shorts. Instructions include directions for ruffled rear panel and fold-over cuff. With so many possibilities for variation, this is the only baby pants pattern you will ever need!
SIZES INCLUDED
0-3 months / 3-6 months / 6-12 months / 12-18 months / 18-24 months / 2T
PATTERN FILE INCLUDES
Detailed step-by-step instructions for basic pant
Additional instructions for fold-over cuff and ruffled rear panel
Full color diagrams and photos illustrating each step
Complete set of full-sized pattern pieces in six sizes (attach together before cutting)
Suggestions on how to get the right fit for babies of all sizes/diaper types
Hints on how to adjust the pants as your baby grows
License page with information for handmade sellers (see below)
basic pant
with fold-over cuff (shown folded at top of page)
perfect for boys!
with ruffled rear panel
Please note: You can make shorts by cutting the leg portion of the pant roughly halfway between the cuff and crotch and hemming them to the desired length. See how to make the pockets in this post. Instructions for shorts/pockets are not included in PDF.
YOU WILL NEED
- 3/4 yard woven fabric such as quilting cotton, linen, flannel, corduroy, lawn, twill (2/3 yard needed for 6-12 months, 1/2 yard needed for 0-3 and 3-6 month sizes)
- 1/2″ elastic for waistband
- marking pen
- safety pin or bodkin for threading elastic
- (Optional) 1/4 yard of contrasting fabric for rear panel and cuff
Remember to prewash your fabric!
HOW DOES INSTANT DOWNLOAD WORK?
This sewing pattern comes to you as a PDF that you download instantly after payment and print from your computer. A color printer is recommended, but not required.
When you click on the “Buy Now” button, you will be brought to a payment page so you can pay with Paypal or a credit/debit card through Paypal. Once you make your payment, click on the incredibly tiny “complete your purchase” link to download the pattern. You will also receive an email with a download link. These links expire, so make sure you download your pattern right away! The links are sent to your Paypal email, so make sure that is up-to-date before you purchase.
Please note: If you pay by eCheck your payment does not go through for 5-7 business days, which means you will not get your pattern instantly. Choose another payment method than eCheck if you want your pattern right away. If you don’t mind waiting, then eCheck is fine!
For those with little experience downloading and printing PDF files, I would suggest a test download with one of the free patterns on my blog (see left sidebar) before purchase to make sure you have the correct software. A recent version of Adobe Reader is recommended.
SELLING BIG BUTT BABY PANTS
Home sewists who purchase this pattern may sell handmade baby pants made with this pattern provided they give design credit on tags or listings and register their shop or business once ready to sell. More details can be found on the license page included in the PDF.
In the past I have offered licensed copies of a pattern (with permission to sell) separately from personal-use-only versions of the pattern. I am finding this to be a little too confusing. From here on out I plan to offer my new patterns with permission to sell included with purchase. Free patterns will still be intended for personal use only.
WANT TO SEE MORE B3Ps?
Big Butt Baby Pants were also featured on the following posts:
Hope you don’t mind if I babble
Coming Soon
Best in Show
Bunny Ruffle Capris
Gifts for Little Boys
Big Butt Baby Pants Trickiness (A post on how to fix puckering on the pants)
And see what others have made in the Big Butt Baby Pants Flickr Pool (submit your pictures here!)
BUY YOUR SEWING PATTERN NOW!*
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*HELP KEEP RAE FROM GOING INSANE
You guys, it is seriously making me crazy how many of these patterns I have had to resend. So please read these through before making your purchase. Otherwise you risk not receiving your pattern right away or a canceled transaction. Thanks y’all!!!
1. Click on the teeny tiny”complete your purchase” link immediately after you pay. After you pay in Paypal, keep your eyes peeled for the amazingly small “complete your purchase” link. If you click through you’ll go directly to your pattern download link. I know, right? They could have made it easier. But they didn’t. So let’s just move on.
2. Log into PayPal and check that your primary email address is correct. Since instant download pattern links are also sent automatically by my computer to your email address, if your paypal email is outdated or incorrect you won’t receive your pattern. So make sure it’s right!
3. Add Made By Rae as an email contact. Log into your email account, go to your address book or contacts and add rae DOT made AT gmail DOT com as a contact. This prevents my emails from going to SPAM purgatory.
4. And then don’t feel bad if you need some help. Of course the system isn’t perfect; since the entire pattern-sending process is automated I occasionally get emails from people who didn’t get the automatically generated email. If you’ve checked everything above and still haven’t received your pattern, please don’t hesitate to email me (left sidebar) so I can get it all sorted out for you.
THANK YOU!!!
A huge thank you to all of my pattern testers (Karen, Beth, Carolina, Selina, Cerise, Becky and Summer) for helping me try these out and for your fantastic suggestions.
As this is the first released version of the pattern, there are bound to be mistakes. Thanks in advance for your patience, and please email me if you find any errors or need assistance!
ERRATA: Big Butt Baby Pants Trickinesss (check out this post to see how to fix puckering at the bottom of the rear panel)
TAKE A LOOK: Big Butt Baby Pants Flickr Pool (submit your pictures here!)
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I love it! I'm going to add pockets to Levi's.
So cute.
I'm the first to see/comment? Looks like your gonna sell a bundle of these! It's so fun to watch you develop your designs.
Hooray, Ray. How do you draw your patterns? Just wondering, the photos look fantastic.
Yay! Great job Rae!
I can't wait to buy these!! Like you said, with all the options to modify, it is really worth the $10. And I am excited to have pants that are made to fit a fluffy cloth bottom!
Look at how fancy and profesh that pattern looks! Good job! If I had a tot I'd sure be buying this one
hoooray!!
It looks so awesome. and WOW. So much work went into it!
I am so excited. I do cloth about 50% of the time. Also I just love the look of the contrasting panels and hem. Thanks!
YES! I just bought it and I am super excited! No kids of my own, but many little ones around to gift with sock monkey print pants. Thank you!
YES!!!!!!!!!! THANK YOU!
I just bought your pattern and cant wait to start sewing! Thanks!
Congratulations rae! All that hard work will definitely pay off! I'm about to buy them now!
SO EXCITED ((i did think this day was a Long, long way away, and here it is, RIGHT HERE, RIGHT NOW!))
This pattern really is FANTASTIC!!!!
My baby (okay he just turned 2 and everyone tells me he's not a baby anymore but) has one of the biggest booties EVER. I so wanted to cloth diaper. I have massive stacks of them. I tried so many styles but there was ALWAYS one problem.
My poor child waddled. He looked horrible. To top it all off, I would then try to put him in pants and let's just say the image was not the least cute.
So I gave up.
Your pants would have helped so much.
obxkarla@gmail.com
I can't wait to try these out on my big butt cloth diapered baby! Thanks so much for all your hard work – I'm hesitating over shirking my packing responsibilities for this weekend's trip to make these pants….argh!
Thanks again for the opportunity to test this pattern! Can't wait to make some more pants!
I did a little review on my blog: http://craftcherry.blogspot.com/2010/08/big-butt-baby-pants.html
These pants are so stinkin' cute. Way to go, Rae!
So cute! I just ordered it. I can't wait to make some!!!
Lovely! Just bought it and printed it! Can't wait to see these finished on my little guy! Thank you so much!
Thanks Rae! These are awesome, I just bought the pattern
Hi Rae!
I'm super-uber excited to get started. When you have a moment, please check out my blog. Tomorrow (Friday) I'm posting some baby pants I made using a japanese pattern using stretch knit.
I just got the pattern. My husband bought it and sent it to me.
Anyways… LOVE your blog. LOVE the pattern!
Thank you!
Rae, I have been waiting for this!! Yay! We have a little boy coming December, and I need to get going on making some baby clothes! Thanks a thousand times over.
Katie
I get all hivey at the thought of how much work you put into such awesome patterns. And way to represent the Clothies of the world!
Aw heck, only up to 2T? I've got North America's largest 19 month old, 33 lbs and wearing 3 and 4T now, but that's partially to fit cheap pants over his (also cheap–sense a trend here?) cloth diapers. Any idea how big your 2T is? We'll be out of diapers soon, but I'm just afraid he's already past your largest size…
kathleenpoling (at) yahoo (dot) com
Just bought it! So excited. Need a great pattern for my little guy – there are so many cute girl things and finally something that can be customized for boys! Thanks! :]
I have a questin for you about your pattern development, if you dont mind. What is the process you use? how many items do you make in each size? do you have any tips on calculating sizes, for children or adult clothing?
I would love any advise you're willing to share!
I'm selling one of my patterns in my shop:
FitsAllWhoFitIn.Etsy.com
Thanks so much!
Nicole
So excited! I am going to have to buy it soon!
Great pattern! Made 2 pair today and they fit like a charm. Thank you!
Just wanted to say how excited I am that this is finally out!! I'd been waiting on pins and needles for you to post it and hoping it would be before September, when my new little guy is due.
I bought it immediately and have already made 3 pairs, with a fourth soon to be finished. Thanks so much for all the work you put into this. I'm loving the detailed instructions and the variations possible. Yay!
Hi there! I just wanted to let you know I awarded you with the "I ♥ your blog" award!
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So cute Rae! love your blog! And so fun to meet you in VT!!!!
Like you have nothing else to do – HA! I made some of these darling pants, now I'm waiting for the Flickr group to post them! hehehe Thanks for making such a great pattern. I am blogging about them today on my blog.
Those have to be some of the cutest baby pants I have seen. Can't wait to make some for my granddaughter; she will love them.
Love your blog! I have an 18 yr old special needs nephew who wears a diaper. My sister has a hard time finding pants that fit over the diaper but then don't look like he is wearing pants 3 sizes too big.
Do you think this pattern would work with an adult pants pattern with some adjustments? If so, would it be easy?
Thanks
Dawn
Hi Dawn! Sorry I don't have any way to contact you besides the comments so hopefully you will get this.
I honestly have no idea if your sister would be able to size this pattern up that large. It would really depend on what her skills were for grading patterns…having never tried to make it that large before I really don't know what to tell you.
Like any pattern, it can be enlarged, but making it for a teenager would mean increasing the leg length more than the proportion of the hip/waist/rise. You would have to take measurements from pants that do fit and size up these dimensions accordingly.
You could certainly give it a try if you're up for it…sorry I'm not more help on this. Good luck!
Thanks for answering me back. My sister doesn't sew so it would be up to me and I am not sure if I am up for it. I was thinking about buying a pair of pants that would normally fit him without a diaper, taking out the back seam and putting in that insert.
I guess I will just have to play with it when I get up my nerve.
Thanks again
I bought your BBBP pattern last week, my little man is now the prod wearer of one pair of BBBPs and two pairs of BBB Dungarees! I'm just adding some photos to Flickr…Thank you so much for a fab pattern!
These are the best fitting and most comfortable baby pants ever! Thanks so much!
I have made 3 pairs so far. I added pics of my most recent pair to the flickr pool. Thanks for the awesome pattern, Rae! I can't wait for my little on to get here so she can wear them!.
~Christina
http://madebychristina.blogspot.com/2010/12/pink-polka-dot-ruffle-butt-pants.html
Hi Rae,
Would this pattern work for knit fabrics as well? I would love to try it out!
Yay! I'm so excited! I just bought your pattern and printed it out. I'm so hoping for a quick and easy pattern to be able to make pants for both of my pumpkins!
Silly sewing newbie question but when you cut two of the main pattern piece do you turn it upside down (face down) for one of them?
Hi Annie!
That's not a silly question at all. In fact since I've now gotten it from three people since the pattern came out I'm thinking I'd better make that clearer in the instructions.
Yes, when you cut your pants out your fabric should be folded in half, so that the two pant legs are mirror image from eachother. Then you can set the butt panel on the fold and cut just one of those.
Hope that helps!!
These are wonderful ~ what a great pattern! I just made a lined pair as I thought quilting cotton would still be a bit cool on its own, and now I am working on a version made from a pair of papa's old cords. Thanks for a well thought out pattern for cloth bums! I put a post up with some pics, if you have the time…
cute fabrics and colors but I'm not a fan of the big bubble butt look!
Great pattern!
I made the mistake of cutting out two of the same main panel because from the fabric in the photo it looks like they are the same and no instructions to have a mirror image one. One suggestion is to have fabric with white backside and pattern on front so photo is clearer
I agree with this suggestion. I also cut two that were the same, not mirrored, because the pattern didn’t indicate otherwise and the photo looked as though both were cut on the right side. I have used other patterns where “cut two” means cut two THE SAME, not cut two that are oppostite.
I think the pattern should indicate cutting two in a mirror image, and the photo should be updated.
Despite a second trip to the fabric store, the results were quick and impressive. I am a crafter, not a seamstress and the pants were otherwise simple to construct.
Yes, this does happen from time to time, and could definitely be improved in the next pattern update!
About six months ago we added an errata note in the download email and link page to make sure everyone knows to cut two mirror images, but not everyone catches it of course. We’ll be sure to include that in future revisions.
Thanks!!!
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Hi BoCo: The Big Butt Baby Pant pattern is pretty easy. I’ve labeled l it as a “Advanced Beginner” level as the rear panel has some curved seams that are a little tricky if it’s the first thing you ever sew, I’d recommend sewing a few other things first. The best way to learn is to practice. Try my (free) newborn pant pattern or the Buttercup Bag pattern for practice with curved seams before you buy it. Hope that helps!
I love this pattern! I really want to buy it soon, but I have about 10 patterns I want to buy at the moment, so I decided to draft up somethin on a whim…let’s just say they turned out okay, but I will be trying out your pattern SOON! Just letting you know, I did link back to your blog for others to use this pattern! You have such an awesome site! I’m just a nobody little crafter, but you are so inspiring! Thanks for all you do!
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i had paid to u by paypal for this big butt pattern— pls check email—- *from indonesia* tq u
Hi widya:
Please email me directly; I’ll need more information from you to be able to help. The “contact” button at the top of this page has my email address. Thanks!
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I think you’d be interested in one of the cutest models out there, modeling your pattern.
~a
Aww, totally cute A, thanks for sharing!
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Thank you soo much for this amazing pattern, it’s really fantastic and the only pattern I need for my little boy. I wanted to share my pair here and in the flickr group:
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Thanks again!
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Love love love!! Thank you so much for this great, simple pattern! I whipped up a pair last night in thick purple corduroy with the contrasting cuffs in light blue thin corduroy with big purple dots (sorry not a flickr member so won’t post a photo of them). Cutest pants ever!! Perfect sizing (although used the next size up for my lanky gal), and I love the room in the butt – perfect for her MCNs.
Hi Rae, I bought the pattern two days ago and am sewing as we speak. Question: am sewing rears seams (main panels to rear panel) but I have trouble sewing the second main to the rear panel as the sides don’t match. I cut 2 same main panels, but only 1 matches the rear edge. If I sew the other to the rear, the fabric of the second leg will be inside out. I’m a mess!
Please somebody help me stay sane!
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I just made my very first pair of pants for my little boy and hope to make a lot more. A great pattern like yours would help a lot!
These are awesome! It’s hard to find boutique style pants for boys.
Great pants! but can’t figure these out myself….so I need your pattern!
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Great pattern, have made four pairs so far for grandchildren, the 12-18 months size.
I thought the legs looked a little wide, so I tapered in the cutting line at the crotch seam down to the bottom edge of the leg. I did *not* alter the size of the crotch seam, just made the legs narrower at the bottom.
The last pair I made in denim, and added a pocket smack dab in the middle of the back gusset. Photo in the Flickr album.
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Have you noticed that in some of your “big butt” pants pictures, the pants are put together wrong? If you notice the ones that have a “large” U shaped crotch….they have used the legs at the waistband and the waist has become the legs. It causes a strange “U” shape between the legs and the legs become shorter and the crotch to waist is longer. Just look at them and see what I mean!!!!
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