Sewing School: The Peppermint Valley Jumpsuit

Jump for joy in our latest free sewing pattern – the Peppermint Valley Jumpsuit!

We worked with French patternmaker Raphaëlle Bonamy of Readytosew to create an everyday jumpsuit that nails the balance between cool and functional! With an elasticated waistband, front buttons (we see you, breastfeeding mummas!) and, of course, pockets, the Valley Jumpsuit will be your go-to for both work and play – all year round.

This free pattern is made possible by our friends at Spoonflower! As the world’s largest marketplace of independent designs from global artists, we know you’ll love Spoonflower for their custom, sustainable textile printing. Their on-demand process significantly reduces materials, energy and water, featuring eco-friendly inks and a carefully sourced range of fabrics – including organic options. Pop over to spoonflower.com for inspiration for your next me-made project.

We used the Cotton Poplin from Spoonflower for our jumpsuit, printed with a gorgeous eucalyptus line drawing by Australian surface pattern designer Erin Kendal.

We can’t wait to see your creations – don’t forget to tag #peppermintpatterns #peppermintvalleyjumpsuit to share your makes with us!


DOWNLOAD THE PATTERN NOW!


Photos: Kelley Sheenan Model: Jacqui Ozekin Locations: The Borrowed Nursery and The Sweet Fine Art Studio, Mermaid Beach

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