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Free Petite Pegs

Free Petite Pegs

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US LetterA4Projector

Fabric type: Knit

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Description

This is part of our Freebie Baby Set to celebrate hitting 75k members in our awesome P4P Facebook Group! Come join us if you're not a member yet!

The Petite Pegs are much like our adult Peg Legs, a traditional legging with a knit waistband.  They are a bit looser for baby to have growing room and a higher rise to cover diapers :) They come with shorties (great for under dresses!), bike, capri and ankle length just like the adult pattern.

The Petite Pegs are drafted for stretch knits- so baby will be comfortable moving and sleeping in it all day.

You can check out the rest of the Baby Set by reading this blog!

Here is a link to an album in our FB group with more pictures as well!

You will receive the easy to print and match color coded pattern pieces on NO TRIM PAGES and have LAYERS so you can print only the size you need. In both US letter, A4 paper  and Projector files, a cutting guide for rectangle pieces, and a full color and detailed picture step by step tutorial and guide to making the garment.

Open the downloaded PDF in a PDF reader. For reliable access to size layers, use the free Adobe Acrobat Reader desktop app; layer support varies in other PDF viewers.

Please email help@patternsforpirates.com if you have anymore questions or concerns--or take a look around my Facebook page .

Come join my Facebook group to see more pictures, and share with other Patterns for Pirates fans :)

You may sell items made from this pattern. You may not sell, copy, or redistribute this pattern to others.

This is part of our Freebie Baby Set to celebrate hitting 75k members in our awesome P4P Facebook Group! Come join us if you’re not a member yet!

The Petite Pegs are much like our adult Peg Legs, a traditional legging with a knit waistband.  They are a bit looser for baby to have growing room and a higher rise to cover diapers 🙂 They come with shorties (great for under dresses!), bike, capri and ankle length just like the adult pattern.

The Petite Pegs are drafted for stretch knits- so baby will be comfortable moving and sleeping in it all day.

You can check out the rest of the Baby Set by reading this blog!

Here is a link to an album in our FB group with more pictures as well!

You will receive the easy to print and match color coded pattern pieces on NO TRIM PAGES and have LAYERS so you can print only the size you need. In US letter, A4 paper and Projector file formats, a cutting guide for rectangle pieces, and a full color and detailed picture step by step tutorial and guide to making the garment.

Sizing and fabric

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Fabric type
Knit

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Included files
  • US Letter PDF: Print at home and assemble the pages.
  • A4 PDF: Print at home and assemble the pages.
  • Projector file: For a sewing projector setup.
Help with printing and files
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Start with the instructions for your pattern and choose an available file that matches how you plan to use it.

  1. Save the PDF to your device. For reliable access to size layers, open it in the free Adobe Acrobat Reader desktop app. Layer support varies in other PDF viewers.
  2. For home printing, choose Actual size or 100%. Turn off options that shrink, enlarge, or fit the pattern to the page.
  3. Print the page with the test square first. Measure it against the dimensions shown in your file before printing the remaining pages.

If your file has size layers, select the sizes you need and keep any shared markings shown in the instructions. Follow the pattern’s page layout when assembling.

If your PDF app asks for an editing password, switch to viewing or printing instead. You do not need editing access to print the pattern.