Introducing Our Children’s Clothing Patterns
These aren’t fussy patterns. They’re designed to make sewing clothes easier.
We’ve taken some of Monica’s favourite children’s designs from the archive and revamped them for PDF, with straightforward construction, clever sewing tricks and no unnecessary fiddly bits.
Just beautiful, practical patterns that make it easier to sew something special for your little ones.
Before quilting became her focus, Monica trained as a fashion designer and spent years designing and making clothing. So you can sew with confidence knowing these patterns have been created by someone who understands professional pattern making and garment construction.
We’re excited to announce that the Rosie Wrap Dress is having a sew along!
Simply purchase the pattern and join us as we sew the Rosie Wrap together. You can follow along through our blog or join our Facebook group to share your progress, ask questions and sew alongside the community.
8 October 2026: The cutting and requirements video will be released so you can get everything ready to sew.
15 October 2026: The full-length Rosie Wrap tutorial will be released. We’ll also be online and active in our Facebook group throughout the day, so you can jump in, ask questions and get help as you sew!
Purchase your pattern, gather your fabric and come sew the Rosie Wrap with us!
The background to these designs is interesting, especially the work involved in bringing Monica’s clothing archive into PDF format. A question from the Sewlore team for the Rosie Wrap sew-along: will you cover how to assess room for movement without automatically moving up a size? In Sewlore’s children’s sewing collection, we encourage readers to consider current measurements and how a child gets into the garment, rather than relying on an age label alone. Seeing those decisions explained on a finished garment would add a useful practical dimension to the sew-along.