{"id":7777,"date":"2012-11-08T12:52:14","date_gmt":"2012-11-08T17:52:14","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.madeeveryday.com\/?p=7777"},"modified":"2018-06-10T12:56:20","modified_gmt":"2018-06-10T17:56:20","slug":"tutorial-and-free-pattern-baby-tanks","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.madeeveryday.com\/tutorial-and-free-pattern-baby-tanks\/","title":{"rendered":"Baby Tanks"},"content":{"rendered":"

When it comes to sewing with knits we love grabbing the recycled T-shirt or left-over scraps from a previous project.\u00a0 It’s just so easy and inexpensive. But every so often you want a print that’s super unique, different, and one-of-a-kind.
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\nYou’ve heard me mention Spoonflower<\/a> before here<\/a> and when I discovered that they carry knit<\/em> fabrics last month I was overjoyed!\u00a0 Truly!\u00a0 I’m a fabric nerd.\u00a0 And at Spoonflower the prints are endless.\u00a0 Holy fun.
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\nNow I won’t lie…their knits are pricey.\u00a0 About $27\/yard. Eesh.<\/p>\n

So, I created a project that uses only a fat quarter<\/em> of fabric–the smallest amount that can be ordered (of course you can always use thrifted tees and other knits)\u00a0 And I narrowed down my favorites to only 3 prints (Love Fiesta<\/a>, freeform arrows in lipstick,<\/a> and umbra_star_brown<\/a>). I love sewing for babies.
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\nToday we’re making:
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\nThese are so fun and cute, they’re hard to resist.
\nI’ll show you THREE different versions.<\/p>\n

Let’s get started!
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\nFirst, download my free pattern HERE<\/a>.<\/strong>
\n\u2022 Print the 4-page pattern to standard 8 1\/2 x 11 inch paper. <\/strong> There is a 1 square-inch measuring box on each page to make sure your pattern has printed to proper size. I recommend selecting the print option “actual size” (or something similar) for best results.
\n\u2022 Cut out all 4 pattern pieces<\/strong> (2 Back pieces, 2 Front pieces). Tape the 2 Front pieces together along the dotted lines. Do not overlap them, but butt them up right next to each other at the dotted lines and tape. Do the same for the Back pieces—match them up at the long dotted lines and tape.
\n\u2022 The pattern size is 6-12 months. <\/strong> If you have an older (or younger) child you can adjust the pattern by extending or reducing in a similar pattern shape. Use one of your child’s current shirts to gauge how wide and how long the tank should be.<\/p>\n

SUPPLIES:<\/strong>
\n\u2022 Fat Quarter of fabric<\/strong> – knits or lightweight woven cottons.
\n\u2022 About 1 1\/2 yards of 1\/4 inch wide, double-fold bias tape<\/strong> (read more about Bias tape HERE<\/a> on my site)<\/p>\n

NOTE on Spoonflower Knits:
\nSome readers have mentioned that while the cotton woven fabrics on Spoonflower wash wonderfully, the knits tend to fade (especially with dark prints). I haven\u2019t washed mine yet so I can\u2019t weigh-in yet. But I have read this from a few users. Some say that it doesn\u2019t bother them and that it only adds to the fabric\u2019s character. And most users recommend hand-washing your items.<\/p>\n

Okay….
\nThe pattern has a front piece and a back piece. Fold-in the ends of your fabric and place each pattern piece on the fold and cut one of each. Then using a fabric pen, place a small dot on the front of the neckline where the marking is shown on the pattern piece. Flip the pattern piece over and place a marking on the other side of the neckline as well. This indicates the gathering area for the front of the tank.
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\nPlace the Front and Backs aside and let’s prep the bias tape.<\/p>\n

Now don’t let this part scare you. If you’ve never made bias tape or don’t even know what it is, read all about it HERE<\/a>. And I’ve got good news: we don’t need much bias tape. It doesn’t need to be continuous, it can be cut from scraps, and if you’re using knits you don’t even need to cut it on the bias! (the diagonal).<\/p>\n

I’ve found that using knit scraps for the neckline binding is the softest and cutest. But it’s also a bit more demanding to work with. Bias tape made from woven cotton is easier to work with but feels more stiff. If you’re a beginner sewer, I recommend making bias tape from woven cotton first (or buying it at the store) and then moving on to knits after that.<\/p>\n

Okay, you’ll be attaching the bias tape binding around the neckline and armholes in separate pieces. So I cut SIX knit strips from an old T-shirt, making each one long enough to cover the neck or armholes, plus extra length for ties at the end. Use a small bias tape maker<\/a> to help you iron the binding into “double-fold tape”.
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\nNow let’s sew the binding and tank pieces together. With this tank I’ll show the “cheating” method (as outlined in THIS <\/a>tutorial). If you want more control over the bias tape I’ll show the “proper” method for attached bias tape in the next tank top.<\/p>\n

First gather the middle of the tank Front, from marked point to marked point (read more about gathering HERE<\/a>). Then sandwich your first piece of binding around the Front neckline and pin it in place. Do the same on the Back of the tank.
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\nUsing matching thread color, sew the binding around the neckline. It’s easiest to leave an overhang of binding on each side so you have more control over the fabric when sewing to the ends. Remember not to tug your fabric as you go but let the machine feed it naturally. When the bindings are sewn, fold the Front (and Back) in half and trim off the excess binding ends.<\/p>\n

Then in similar fashion, sandwich bindings around the armholes, leaving long ends so you can tie the bindings at the shoulders. Sew the armhole bindings in place.
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\nPlace right sides of the tank top together, pin them together and sew down the side seams using a 1\/4 inch or 3\/8 inch seam allowance (I prefer 1\/4 inch). Iron out your seams and if you like, finish off your seams with a zigzag stitch or serger….or just leave them as they are! Knits don’t fray so you can leave the edges raw and they’re just fine. Around the bottom of each armhole, however, sew the seam open so it lays flat and is not irritating to your baby’s arm (sew right over the binding and just go back and forth a few times). Then tie the binding ends together at the shoulders. You can tie them in bows or knots. Then trim any excess.
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\nWe’re almost done! Iron the bottom of the tank under about 1\/2 inch and sew your hem in place. I always sew a 2nd parallel line next to my first line to make it look more polished.
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\nAnd you’ve got a cute little tank! (with a personalized MADE label<\/a> on the front).
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\nNow let’s try it with a single bow on the shoulder and the proper method for attaching the binding.
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\nCut your pattern pieces as outlined above. For this tank I created 1\/4 inch bias tape from woven cotton<\/em> (rather than knits).
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\nTo attach the binding….first, unfold the bias tape and pin the right<\/em> side of the tape to the wrong<\/em> side of the fabric. That will feel weird at first, but trust! Sew it to the neckline, sewing right along the ironed fold (about 1\/4 inch from the fabric edge). Then fold the binding over the neckline and pin it in place on the right side of the fabric. Then sew it in place. This ensures that the binding is perfectly sewn to both sides of the fabric.<\/p>\n

Please NOTE: I found that using this method for the Front gathered neckline was not as effective as it was on the rest of the tank because I had less control over the front gathers (some of the gathers folded over each other under the binding). So, for the Front neckline I recommend the sandwiching method we used above.
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\nNow, sew the armhole bindings using the same “proper” method. We’re going to sew one of the armholes as separate pieces, and one of the armholes together. So…lay the Front and Back of the tank top head to head and only<\/em> sew bindings to the Right armholes first. For the left armhole, we’ll attach it as one big piece, so that the Front and Back are attached in the same binding. Use the proper method above to sew it to the armhole.
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\nThen tie the tank together at the shoulder and you’re done!
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\nOkay, one final look. I just couldn’t pass on the Love Fiesta<\/a> print. I want to drape it in my baby’s room it’s just too cute!
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\nFor this tank I sewed both armholes closed (no ties) and used knit scraps for the binding. After trying many of these tanks on baby Clara, I realized that they fit fine without needing to open at the shoulder. So, attach and sew each armhole as outlined above.
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\nOne more baby tank!<\/p>\n

The only thing cuter is a perfect diaper cover<\/a> to go along (detailed info and free pattern in the link)
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\nThen comes my favorite part, mixing and matching.<\/p>\n

I love making and buying separates for my kids. If I sew my daughter a skirt, I often buy her a basic Tee to go with it. Or if I make the shirt, a simple pair of leggings and jeggings are perfect. Now Clara has a 6-part ensemble to play with:
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\nor just bum around…..
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\nI’ll be making these by the dozen for baby gifts.
\nHappy Sewing!
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\nFor other baby project, check out the Celebrate BABY archives HERE<\/a>.
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