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Pattern Review: Spencer Robe by Made for Mermaids

December 9, 2020 by sewmona Leave a Comment

I recently made the Spencer robe by Made for Mermaids which is part of their Lounge and Lace collection. This robe is perfect for boys or girls and comes with lots of options as usual.

Living in Florida means we don’t need a lot of heavy, warm clothes, but my kids still like robes. This one can be made from lightweight knit material and is perfect for warmer weather. If you live somewhere cooler, it can be made from heavier knits like fleece.

This robe is super comfy – perfect for relaxing and curling up with the electronic device of your choice.

Pockets are a must for any kids clothing item and robes are no exception!

This is the long length which comes just to the knees. The short length just covers the bum.

I chose to add the bear (so it’s got a panda feel for my panda loving boy) ears. There are also options for kitty ears, dino spikes, and a unicorn horn. If you don’t want any ears, you can just do a simple hood or skip the hood altogether and do a shawl collar.

The Spencer robe is also available for men and women.

Individually – $9.00 each
www.madeformermaids.com/spencer
www.madeformermaids.com/womensspencer
www.madeformermaids.com/mensspencer

Kids and Women Bundle $18

www.madeformermaids.com/spencerbundle

Women and Men Bundle $18
www.madeformermaids.com/spencerbundle2

Kids, Women and Men Bundle $27
www.madeformermaids.com/spencerbundle3

Filed Under: Boys, Clothes, Pattern Reviews Tagged With: pattern review, sewing for kids

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