I am making a homemade skirt for a friends daughter as a first birthday gift. The little girl wears 12-24 month clothes. It will be an elastic waist so it will be stretchy and forgiving. Do you think 18" waist with a 11" length seems about right? Or maybe 16" waist since it will stretch. I want it to fit her awhile...
Anyone have a LO in this size clothes or remember your LO being this size? Does that seem right? I usually sew for my own kid and just measure him so I never needed to convert the size to clothes measurements before.
TIA
Re: need measurmnets for 12-24 month clothes for sewing
That is what I was thinking.
It is hard to compare her to my sons size because they are a year different and so he is way bigger then her it seems. But his whole first year he was 0%-3% on the scale (SO SMALL) and then at about 13 or 14 months he had a crazy growth spurt and got huge over night. LOL. So that is why I always have trouble gauging that age range. Plus I always thing DS had a growth spurt about that time so I'm always wanting to size up, not sure if it is a normal growth spurt age but he REALLY grew during those months.
Could you? That would be awesome! My sons old clothes are all put away....
I just took measurements of DD for you. She is currently the size of a 12 month old (19 lbs and 31") and has a 17 inch waist. Her inseam is 12".
She's not on the chart for 21 month olds though, so it's possible that her waist is small even for a 12 month old. Hope that helped some anyway though.
Wouldn't the diameter (waist measurement) actually be 28", not 18? 9" is the diameter, so the waist should be 9 x pi.
ETA: Never mind. That would be almost a man sized waist, so that has to be wrong.