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    Posted: 18 February 2009 at 3:00pm
I'm looking at sewing some merino tops for my daughter and can't find a pattern anywhere!

I'm after a pattern for an envelope-neck T-shirt (or envelope-neck anything that I can adapt to suit).

You know the style that is most common with baby clothes these days.

I'm almost ready to unpick one of her existing garments to draw up a pattern from :(

Can anyone help?

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Hi ya,
Im sure when i was looking at simplicty pattern book at spotlight the other week there was a pattern for a newborn set that had envelope necks, pretty sure it was a simplicty one.

Can I ask where you got the merino fabric from? I have looked in Auckland and havent found any yet, wondering if its too hot up here still
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*lurker in*

Global Fabrics on Newton gully in Auckland has LOADS of gorgeous merino - heaps of different colours. I bought a whole bunch the other day to make wraps with...

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Butterick B5896 does and it's a handy pattern to have - hat, nappy cover, overalls, short and long sleeved tees, jacket, dress and onesie... not that I've actually managed to make anything from it yet

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Have you tried googling it? I did that with maternity clothes and came up with heaps...not great at sewing though and had to beg mum to help!
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Good point Saffron - Bimble I haven't looked but there's heaps of tutorials and suggestions for all sorts of things on Craftster (warning - you can spend hours browsing the forums there)

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