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DUNGIES ROMPER

DUNGIES ROMPER

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Meet the Dungies — our most beloved easy sewing pattern for babies and toddlers. With sweet button‑shoulder straps, soft stretchy comfort for every wiggle, and those adorable turn‑up cuffs that make tiny legs look even tinier, they’re the perfect everyday romper for little explorers.

Designed especially for beginners, the Dungies are a wonderfully simple, quick‑sew project. Just scroll down to the video tutorials and see for yourself how easy it is to whip up this cheerful baby dungaree pattern. A happy little make for busy hands and busy toddlers.

Pattern Download Includes

  • Instant Download
  • DIN A4 & US Letter Size
  • Individual PDF files for every Size
  • All Sizes included
  • Detailed eBook
  • Video Tutorials

Design Options

•  KamSnap closure (Shoulder)
•  Optional leg turn up
•  Front & back facing
•  Gusset

Fabric Requirements

BEST MATERIAL CHOICE
Interlock and four-way stretch fabrics with good recovery. 

FABRIC REQUIREMENTS

  • Shell: 12–22 inches (30cm - 60cm)

NOTIONS

  • KamSnaps or snap poppers for the closure
  • Matching thread
  • Interfacing for knit fabrics: 12 inches (30cm)

Available Sizes

Size: Newborn - 3 Years

Please Read

  1. This is a digital pattern or PDF file, not a physical product. It will be delivered electronically via a download link delivered to the email used for the purchase.
  2. To ensure the pattern prints at its actual size, it's recommended that you use Adobe Acrobat Reader.
  3. The pattern creator, Frocks & Frolics, welcomes small-scale production using their patterns. 

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STEP-BY-STEP VIDEO TUTORIALS

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THE PATTERN
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CUTTING OUT
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THE POCKET
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THE FACINGS
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THE GUSSET
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INNER LEG SEAM
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THE SIDE SEAMS
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BUTTONHOLES
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FAUX TURN UP

VIDEO TEXT

Introduction to the Project

Transcript for the video: Dungies Romper - The Sewing Pattern

Hi everyone, this is Marina from Frocks and Frolics, and welcome to the dungarees project. In this tutorial, we’re going to look at all the pattern pieces you need to make this beautiful little pair of dungarees. Once you’ve prepared your pattern pieces, you’ll be ready to start sewing.

Checking The Pattern Scale

Before cutting anything out, grab a ruler or tape measure and check the scale on the pattern.

  • Make sure the test square measures 5 centimeters or 1 inch
  • This is very important because some tape measures can actually be inaccurate

Assembling The Pattern Pieces

Once the scale is confirmed:

  • Cut out all the paper pattern pieces
  • Refer to the assembly plan included in the pattern pack
  • The last page shows how the pieces fit together
  • Pieces are arranged in alphabetical order

Pattern Pieces Overview

Front And Back Main Pieces

The dungarees are very simple because:

  • There is no center seam
  • The front and back are both cut on the fold

Button Placement

There are markings for the buttons on both front and back.

  • You can place the button at the top strap
  • Or place it lower, depending on the button size

Pocket Placement

The front piece includes a marking for the pocket.

  • This shows exactly where the pocket should be attached
  • Positioning will be demonstrated during sewing

Understanding The Gusset

One key feature is the gusset. The back pattern has an extended shape that looks unusual at first because:

  • The gusset adds room for the baby’s diaper/nappy
  • It creates the same comfort and shaping as regular trousers
  • It allows the dungarees to fit naturally around the body

Pocket Construction

The pocket is lined with lightweight cotton fabric. This makes it easier because:

  • Jersey can stretch too much
  • Folding and overlocking can distort the pocket
  • Cotton stabilizes the shape

Facing Pieces

There are two final pieces:

  • Front facing
  • Back facing

Next Step

These are all the pattern pieces needed for the dungarees. Once everything is cut out:

  • You’ll be ready to move to the next chapter
  • The next step is cutting the fabric and beginning construction

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