Show Notes
It's that transitional season time and if you are like me you might be reaching for those longer sleeves or comfortable layers to keep you warm.
In this episode I'm sharing some of my jumper pattern successes and also my jumper pattern fails. I'll give you all the details from fabric requirements, size ranges, and my personal insights on modifying these patterns for the perfect fit. And if that isn't enough, I've put together a unique list of 20 pattern suggestions to fuel your creativity!
If you'd like tips on fabric recommendations and my own experiences on making tweaks and adjustments, you'll have everything you need to get started on your next jumper sewing project. And I hope you are inspired to be creating cozy, chic jumpers and sweatshirts in no time!
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