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Goober Pea Designs: Little Bow Pea

Ronda Bowen, August 11, 2018December 11, 2021

*Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you click on a link and make a purchase, I will receive a small percentage of that sale with no additional costs to you. Using affiliate links in posts allows me to help support my family.

I signed up to test for a new-to-me designer, Goober Pea Designs, and boy am I glad that I did. The Little Bow Pea pattern is for sizes 6-12m, 12-18m and 2T-14. This is a revamping of George and Ginger’s BOWLITTLE, if you’re familiar with that pattern.

ABOUT THE LITTLE BOW PEA

This shirt is so cute. It comes in regular and relaxed styles, has 4 sleeve options: Sleeveless, short sleeve, 3/4 sleeve, and long sleeve, and 2 back options (high V-neck back and low V-neck back) with bow detail. You can also select a wide or thinner bow center. I made the regular fit with the high back and long sleeves for the test. The shirt has a curved hem. It is meant for knit fabrics with at least 50% stretch and good recovery.

ABOUT THE FABRIC I USED

For this pattern test, I used this Space Cats french terry from Mabel Madison, available in the group, Mabel Madison Modern Makers on Facebook.  Since we’re heading into fall soon (I hope!), I wanted to use a fabric that would be warmer in the months to come. This fabric is really soft, and even though it’s a fabric suitable for cool weather, it’s still very lightweight and drapes beautifully. It’s stretchy (95% cotton 5% Lycra). The bow was made in a double-brushed polyester from So Sew English Fabrics.

ABOUT THE TEST

The fabric sewed up nicely for the shirt, and I’m happy with the way it turned out. The fit on this shirt is really great, and I love the bow detail. The shirt does involve a small bit of hand-stitching for the bow, but that really makes the shirt pop.

PHOTOS

Here are photos of the finished shirt on my 15 month old. This is the size 6-12 months as she measured into that size.

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HOW TO PURCHASE

If you would like to purchase the pattern, you may do so through Goober Pea Designs’ website. If you would like to purchase the Space Cats fabric, you may do so through the Mabel Madison Facebook Group. 

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