Backless Romper Instructions
Backless Romper Instructions
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CONTENTS
1. Introduction 4
2. Shopping List 5
3. Sizing Instructions 6
4. Printing Instructions 7
5. Fabric Cutting Instructions 10
6. Sewing Instructions 11
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Quantity Description
Main Fabric (60 1 meter / 1 yard This pattern is made only for stretch
inches wide) knit fabrics with four-way stretch. You
cannot use non-elastic fabric for this
pattern, as the pattern will be too tight
if used with non-elastic fabric. Fabrics
should have 50-70% stretch to them.
Fabrics with 50% stretch will have
more of a compressed feel that would
be great for active wear, while fabrics
with 70% stretch will have more of a
relaxed, comfortable fit that would be
great for loungewear.
The sample in our photos uses rayon
knit fabric with a 50% stretch.
Examples of other stretch fabrics are
ribbed knit, ITY, and Jersey fabric.
Fabric is generally sold at different
widths (e.g. 60 inches, 36 inches). If
your fabric is less than 60 inches
wide, double the quantity of fabric you
buy.
Lining Fabric (60 1 meter / 1 yard The lining fabric should match the
inches wide) elasticity of the main fabric.
Elastic lace tape 1 meter / 1 yard lastic lace tape is optional, and can
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(optional) be used for the leg hole seams.
Compare your measurements to the size chart and see which size is closest. If you are between
sizes, choose the smaller size since we’re using elastic fabric. The seam allowance for this
pattern is 0.8cm.
SIZE CHART
XS S M L XL 2XL
Bust 30” / 76cm 32” / 81cm 34” / 86cm 36” / 91cm 38” / 96cm 40” / 102cm
Waist 23” / 58cm 25” / 64cm 27” / 69cm 29” / 74cm 32” / 81cm 34” / 86cm
Hip 33” / 84cm 35” / 89cm 37” / 94cm 40” / 102cm 42” / 107cm 44” / 112cm
Sizes XS-L
Size 2XL
● Cut all pattern pieces using the main fabric and lining fabric. The main fabric and the lining
fabric should have the same elasticity. It is recommended that you use the main fabric for
your lining fabric so that both the main fabric and lining have the same elasticity. See table
below for the number of pieces needed for each pattern.
1. Select customizations: Possible customizations include adding elastic lace tape to the leg hole
seams, separating the romper into tights and a top, or extending the romper shorts to be full
leggings. The following instructions will be for making the romper with the optional elastic lace
tape around the leg holes.
2. Overlock stitch shoulders: Overlock stitch the front F1 piece to the back B2 pieces. Do this for
both the main fabric and lining fabric. If you don’t have an overlock machine, use the zig-zag
function on your sewing machine wherever an overlock stitch is required. See illustration.
5. Stitch back pieces together: With the right sides of the B1 lower
back pieces (main fabric & lining) facing each other, and with the B2
shoulder back pieces sandwiched in between the B1 pieces, overlock
stitch (or zig-zag stitch) the B1 lower back
piece to the B2 shoulder back pieces.
Stitch fully across the waistline (top side)
of the B1 piece as shown in the
illustration. The other illustration shows
how all the pattern pieces should be
connected after stitching.
Aerial view
Side view
8. Pre-stitch leg holes: With the wrong sides of the main fabric and lining fabric facing each
other, stitch the leg holes using a straight line stitch. This is a pre-stitch to lock the lining and
main fabric together.
Note: If you are not adding elastic lace tape to your leg holes, use a zig-zag stitch to hem
the seams.
10. Attach elastic lace tape (optional): Using the zig-zag stitch function on your machine,
stitch the lace tape onto the leg holes. I recommend adding a little tension on the lace tape
as you sew it on, in order for the opening to be more fitted. See illustration below.
12. Remove pre-stitch: If you added lace tape to your romper, remove the pre-stitch from Step
8 and Step 9, leaving only the zig-zag stitch on the seam.