In the process of getting the fit right on the Flashback skinny tee pattern, I made a whole bunch of new tees for the kids. As in, they have skinny tees coming out of their ears now. Here’s a sampling for your perusal:
Instructions for this “bound” neck finish are included in the pattern.
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oh my! you’re kidlets are just GORGEOUS (bet i’m preaching to the choir there!)
I LOVE the yellow tee best
I’d love to be able to make this in my size!! Love them Rae – I like the yellow short sleeve best too
again with e. awesomeness. thanks for showing such versatility in your pattern. i love it and wish my kids were younger – ONLY for your pattern – i’m happy to be where we are now!
Love to see you using that stripey fabric. I got it from my mom who had bought many yards on sale. Fifty cents a yard rings a bell. I made a maternity top (for Renee) and t shirts for you, and still had piles left.
my son LOVED to use his fisher price golf club in the same way!!! or at least pretend. Love the pattern, love these tees! and I can’t wait to use it!
it’s really cool to see the evolution of your design, and man you find some great knit prints! i need to dig a little deeper in the old navy sale racks, apparently!
I am making a shirt for a friend. She told me her daughter was a five. Some how, with a toddler myself, i read 5t and am halfway through the shirt when i realized she meant 5. Any advice on how to change the pattern or where to find the information on the difference between a 5 and a 5t?
sara – can you email me off comments about this?
Hi Sara,
5T and 5 are, for all intents and purposes, the same thing in this pattern. You shouldn’t need to make any adjustments.
OH! I love that you get your cool fabrics from cutting apart grown-up clothes, how perfect! I too, love the yellow floral one, as well as the multi colored striped one. This makes me want kids to sew for! I have nieces and nephews, but I think I’m too selfish, I’d rather makes these for my own off-spring
, I’ll just have to tuck this away for later…
Great pattern! Do you think you will be releasing an adult version of this? I’m sure it was tons of work and you may not want to even think about it now… I just love that the sleeves aren’t raglan.
I had that same old navy tank top and got rid of it, and was just recently thinking what a cute shirt it would make for my daughter! I am really regretting getting rid of it now!! That shirt is so adorable!
Hey Rae,
what’s with the duckttape on the tripp trapp chair??? Preventing the children from putting bread in the small holes? Just wondering.
Haha, I don’t know, we were actually at a friend’s house when I took that picture. I think it’s painter tape, because they just painted the room!
i really do love these!! my boy is 7 so too big for the patterns you provided. but id love to make him one while he still likes stuff momma made!! lol
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