Review on 👕 Ultimate Guide to Pattern Making for Kids' Clothes: Master Designing, Adapting, and Customizing Sewing Patterns for Children's Clothing by Amanda Castillo

Use the QR code on page 28 to download the Slopers. It's a 104-page document or something, but it's not blocks, just slopes. The blocks are broken from each chapter, like chapter 6 for pants, and these are just the bevels of the bodice, the bevels of the pants are separated. at the beginning of the chapter, like pants, you need to enter a web address and add 80 at the end. Do not do that. Just enter the web address on page 8 and you will be redirected to the page. This has all the blocks and sloppers and you can download them all. I tried using Firefox but it didn't take me to the page. So try Chrome or Edge if you are not redirected to the download page. Before you press Print All Documents Print a test page first. It's set to a very small scale, so I decided to print my sliders at a print shop. If you have a full-size Adobe print and click the "Select Paper Source By PDF Size" box, print a test page using a 1" pad and if that's good, have fun. If not, the printer has zoomed mine to 98%. I think Adobe DC for PDFs is free. I hope this helps someone out there, once that hurdle is surmounted it's pretty fun and easy to build from there.