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Simple Girls Leggings Pattern Release (and giveaway)

Today we are so excited to officially release our girls leggings pattern!

We have had this pattern finished for SO LONG and are finally officially releasing it.

We love this pattern.  It is a super simple sew.  If you are new to working with knits (or just need a great leggings pattern for your little one) then this is a great pattern for you.

The pattern fits sizes 2T- 14 and is written for use with either a serger or sewing machine.

It is for sale in our shop in a downloadable PDF form HERE or in a traditional paper version HERE.

And to celebrate the official release of this pattern today we have a fun giveaway going on.

We are giving away 1.5 yards of our By Popular Demand knit fabric and a free pattern to 4 different winners!

All you have to do enter is leave a comment telling us which you prefer…paper or PDF patterns.

That’s it!

And….if you want more entries to win leave us a seperate comment telling us if you like us on Facebook, if you follow us on Instagram, and if you subscribe to our newletter.  (That’s 3 more entries!)

Good Luck!!!

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Comments

  9. Kathleen Marlow says

    I am old school. I love paper patterns. I can’t always find my PDF patterns. I forget where I saved it to.

  17. Rebecca Hunter says

    My preference changes, usually if I am frustrated with one, I prefer the other! I like the option with paper though, of folding it all together and putting it aside; you still know what you are up to!

  26. Ashley says

    I follow you one Facebook and Insta and I get your newsletter. I’m kind of obsessed. 🙂

  28. Rosie Callaghan says

    Also, I just subscribed to your newsletter and liked and followed you on Facebook. I already followed you on Instagram

  35. Gillian Anderson says

    You can’t beat a pdf for instant gratification – and putting it all together reminds me of gift wrapping for Christmas… just so exciting!

  46. Alison says

    I like PDF because I can get started right away and don’t have to wait for shipping. But I sometimes worry that I will somehow print it wrong and end up messing up the pattern.

  58. Tonia Jeffery says

    I like both. I like the ease of having the patterns all stored on my computer not taking up space. I also like not having to print and tape paper patterns.

  75. Karen Christensen says

    I like pdf patterns because I sew for 6 grandchildren who are all different sizes and can print out a pattern in whatever size I need. I don’t like pdf patterns that don’t have layers. I won’t use them.

  82. Sarah says

    PDF patterns are my favorite, since I can print a new size for growing kids! Can’t give up paper entirely though; some things are worth tracing. 🙂

  86. Kim Jeppson says

    I like the convenience of the pdf patterns but still enjoy using the tissue patterns better.

  100. Pat Gornall says

    I prefer PDF patterns to save on international postage and of course, download is instant!

  113. Sarah C. says

    I like the immediate gratification of pdf patterns, but also the beautiful covers of paper.

  118. Susan Noble says

    I prefer the paper, for sure! Forever I forget that I have the pdf”s or where they are!!

  122. Deb E / Oregon says

    I’d love paper patterns. I can make copies with my own paper so it preserves all the sizes for the future. Lovely fabric — my granddaughter would LOVE some leggings made by her Oma! Thanks for the giveaway! Deb E / Oregon

  123. Deb E / Oregon says

    I’ve signed up for your newsletter! Thanks again for the giveaway! Deb E / Oregon

  124. Deb E / Oregon says

    I followed you on Facebook, too. Lovely fabric to make leggings out of! Deb E / Oregon

  125. Deb Walters says

    I must admit it depends what the pattern is for and the size of it.
    Sometimes I am a bit dubious about my matching ability if its a PDF pattern and me putting things together correctly but if its little I’m fine.
    But really you can’t beat a good paper pattern. Of course if I want to make things in hurry my patience can determine whether PDF or pattern too. lol

  127. Lindsay says

    PDF- I like to print and cut out the size I need, then reprint later if I need a new size- it’s so convenient and I can shop in pjs!

  128. Lindsay says

    And yes- I like/follow you on Facebook- I love the sewing and homemaking tips, the hilarious stories, and lovely photos!

  132. Kristen says

    I like PDF for small things, and paper patterns for larger projects. Sometimes finding the time to tape the PDF together delays the whole project by a lot.

  133. Amy Brown says

    I love PDFs because I can print only the parts I need and I can reprint for a new size. It makes it so much more useful.

  139. Laura S says

    Paper patterns. I still occasionally have trouble getting pdf patterns to print correctly.

  142. Laurie P says

    PDF because I can get started right away on a new sewing project! Love That new fabric!

  154. Kirsten says

    Paper patterns are my favorite but with two girls who are very different sizes PDF makes it easier to cut both.

  161. Hannah Miller says

    I rarely use patterns (prefer to make my own,) but I totally dig paper over pdf because I somehow always mess up the printing on pdf.

  165. Kelly Paulson says

    I actually like both paper and pdf patterns! I might have more paper than pd though.. . If that means anything.

  173. Jennifer Blake says

    I like both PDF and paper, but I like the convenience of being able to download a pattern late at night when the whim strikes!

  176. Jennifer Blake says

    And I get the newsletter! I love your stories – The two of you are hilarious, real, and wonderful.

  179. Orymonster says

    I like paper patterns at the moment. But I recently taped a bunch of PDF patterns together so I’m probably still scarred from the experience.

  190. Sandy Allen says

    I prefer paper patterns for clothing. There’s no way I could print out and tape all those pages together and NOT get something backwards or upside down. 🙂 for quilt patterns I don’t really have a preference. If it is paper pieced, though, I prefer paper.

  196. Carasews says

    I prefer paper, but I realize PDF is where patterns are going and I do have a few. I just hate taping them together