I made this jumpsuit as a first serious project on my sewing machine and it turned out great, comfy and fun to make! 👍 For the beginners reading here : you can totally do it, go for it!🌟

The diagram is a brilliant idea I cannot tell you how much I love it so you do it every patternmaking video from now on!!! Add what's a lot of videos of people doing all different types of techniques to to describe what they doing. I've seen people using small scale models doing the actual pattern drafting and talking about it but that little diagram it just makes it so simple I love it

This is such an amazing and simple pattern! I've made 3 pairs of dungarees from this so far and intend on making more! Love the diagram

My first ever decent/wearable project! Thanks to your easy to follow instructions!

I’ve been wanting to make a pair of overalls for a while now and this was the push I needed!! So excited to start my pair.

I am a beginner and I totally enjoyed making this jumpsuit. It was so easy to follow your instructions. I can't wait to start my next project. Learnt new tricks along the way.

I made this yesterday! It was so easy and the measurements were perfect (with the +5cm for the hips)! It looks ADORABLE 😍 thank you Janelle for this amazing tutorial! ❤️

SO CUTE. I need these in pink gingham 😍😍😍

This was my first major project on the sewing machine (made a few smaller things like masks and hemmed things etc before). It came out fantastic! Looks great on me, and I can vouch for it working for any/all genders because I wear it like a boss!

Thank you for sharing this! I'm still a beginner and making a jumpsuit always seemed a little too complicated for me. But you manage to make it looks so simple. Can't wait to try it out!

Really cute! Think I will give these a try for my teenage granddaughters.

Absolutely fabulous! I just finished making mine. It took me all day! Not exactly flattering on my particular figure, but I mostly just wanted one to wear around the house in comfort. Thank you, so much! ❤❤

Before buying fabric please check your measurements and math as I had to cut one piece upside down to fit all of the pieces on my 3-yard fabric. I could only get 3 pieces wide but I did cut down on my fabric pieces a decent amount maybe wouldn't have been a problem. I am making this pattern out of some pretty heavy stretch corduroy. I appear to be more pear-shaped (37,34,46) than Janel and had to adjust the pattern a bit for both of those reasons. The changes I made were to examine a pair of my jeans and extend the back crotch curve to a 5-inch depth (instead of 4) and used my jeans to trace the curve which was much more horizontal than the one in the video. I kept Janel's front crotch the same as the video. I did add 2 inches to my 1/4th hip measurements and with the heavy fabric, it was too much. I took out about 2 inches in the outer hip and then tapered the leg to cut down on weight. Maybe it was my flatter crotch curve but I had to remove 2.25 inches from the top and waist and reshape the sides as it was too long in the body. Luckily I cut my legs long so that upward shift didn't matter. Next time I would just add about 2 inches from the top to the crotch measurement instead of 4. As expected with my 12-inch difference in hip to waist measurement, I had a really gaping side waist so I did angle the waist in about 1.5 inches on each side, which still fit over my hip and made it look very flattering and turned the more fitted waist gap inward instead of outward giving more modesty. This is a very adorable pattern. I may make a pair in a lighter fabric for summer. If you are concerned with being curvier in the bottom then base the crotch depth and curve off of your favorite jeans and then it is very easy to do any shaping you want the on side seams.

I absolutely adore your sewing projects! Thank you so much for sharing!!!

I haven't made any clothes for about six years and have a very limited skill set when it comes to sewing but this tutorial was so useful. I have a funky new pair of dungarees and plan on making more- thankyou so much for giving me the sewing bug again!

thank you for sharing this excellent video. Janelle is a talented communicator, bless her... she'll go far

Loved your way of explaining things! 👍💕

If you do not have an overlock, you can use a 'counter seam', which will also give a nice inner finish. Though a potential drawback is having exposed stitching. I like using upholstery thread, which I find tends to look nice when I have exposed stitching

❤️ this video you explain detail how to make jumpsuit and you make the entire process where it’s easy to understand and get right to it

I love this! I think my niece and I need matching sets 😍

I love the tie offs & that color!

I don't have a sewing machine but I've been binge watching your videos and really excited to try some of your patterns!

Made a pair of these out of a tablecloth! I even added an invisible zipper! Thanks for this tutorial!💖

Just made one myself! Didn't really like how it turned out first but after wearing it for a day im in love with it 😍 PLEASE try to create the "Atlanta" dress from Sleeper. Would be so fun to watch

So nice!!!! I'm a beginner but hopefully I'll be able to get good enough to make these :)

Thank you. I have made both the jumpsuit and dungaree dress. Easy to follow tutorial and instructions. Gave me the confidence to kick start my return to sewing

Can’t wait to try out jumpsuits 🖤🤍❤️

Great job!! They look wonderful, love that color too! 😃

Super cute! I want mine to be a bit baggier so I'll add some to the width :D

These look so incredible 🤩🤩

Au top ce projet... merci. Je suis très contente du résultat...

This is absolutely adorable Janell! You really look so cute ,love it

Oh my god Janelle, can you read my mind? 😍 do you remember my comment about my wish for a jumpsuit? How lucky I am. The universe might have listened :) thank you soo much! I will watch it tonight

i got a dark green cord fabric at a flea market a few years ago, i think that would be perfect for this project!

Very easy to follow tutorial. Appreciate you making it.

Been looking for a simple pattern for some dungarees and this is great!! Really loved the diagram, made understanding the pattern so much easier, thanks!😊

OMG this looks gorgeous!!! I've been looking for a tutorial like this, you made it so easy, I'm totally trying this one 💜 greetings from Chile ❤️🌟

How gorgeous is this jumpsuit!!! what a great job Janelle! a huge kiss from Portugal.

So beautiful! I tried to make this in a plaid pattern and it turned out amazing! Thanks so much for your hard work! Keep doing what you do best! All the love from Melbourne 💛💛

I love that color. It's pretty on you.

Such a good tutorial. Your videos are my fave!

I’ve been DYING to buy from Lucy and Yak but it’s too expensive and I have very weird proportions so this is a life saver!

Thank you so much for this great tutorial! The best part for me are the measurements in cm! I think I will try pockets on the side, think that suits me better.

It's already going to be 81 F by the end of the week where I live, so I've been meaning to get started on some spring/summer clothes. This is definitely one of the first things I'm going for!

Thanks for this tutorial Janelle! It looks great! I might do that for my next sewing project, depending on when I finish the current one 😉

I can’t wait to try this on my channel but make puff legs add ruffles and bows thanks so much for sharing 💕

Really lovely colour and fabric. The frint pocket I would probably make rounded, and the thigh pockets move to the side or back.

Thank you for such great, succinct instructions! Can't wait to wear my new dungarees!

Oh my god I've been wanting a pair of Lucy and Yak dungarees for so long, this makes me so excited to make some.

I’m in love with your skirt. I’m desperately hoping you will make a video on recreating it!!!

The jumpsuit is so cute and it looks cute on you ❤️

Loved the tutorial! Can’t wait to get my hands on some fabric and try this out!

Love this so much! 😍 Looks amazing

That was the most beautiful jumpsuit i have ever seen in my life, thank you for the video.

hi @roseryapparel! If we are not cutting the overall pieces on a fold, and rather 2 pieces to sew together when you say to measure the fullest part of your hips then draw a line with those measuremens onto your fabric; I assume you divide the measurement in half when drawing them onto the fabric? example: 45 inch hips plus and extra 4 inches for room=49. divide that in half and draw a 24.5 inch line? just want to clarify

Oh my gosh. I just made these and they are BEAUTIFUL. I did however make the sides a bit low which I fixed so I know where to fix my pattern for next time!

Love this 😍😍😍

Just finished making mine! It turned out so amazing, I’m in love! Thank you so much for sharing this. I made it from a red cotton sheet I found for only 1€ and I slightly altered the pattern to make the legs wider. I want to make it in every color now! My mom wants one too lol. Thank you Jennelle! 🌞✨

well you can guess what I'll be sewing soon....

The fact you’re doing it right onto your fabric is terrifying to me BUT they look great! I have a couple pairs of Lucy and Yaks and these look just like them! :) x

You made it so easy!! Definitely making 1 for this summer 😅😅

Molto bello! Brava.

How cute!!!!

Stunning work!

Your patterns are so easy to follow, thank you🖤

That was awesome. I love the ties. And that’s a perfect color for you.

I've gotten to the point where I have stitched the pant legs only to realize its a few inches too small across my hips :( I must have measured inaccurately. Any tips on how to widen the waist? I do not have enough fabric to take it out.. Do you think redrafting the back or front of the pattern and adding an inch or two would work? Very novice sewer here so any advice would be appreciated so I don't have to scrap the entire thing and start over!

Nice easy tutorial to follow made mine first out of an old white duvet cover i made mine wider and done mine to culotte length ive now cut the pattern from wallpaper lining to use as a template for the future and as always ive left out the pockets the first practice pair i wear as PJs as the material is so thin soooo comfortable im of to make more out of some brand new duvet covers which i can wear for daily use as there not thin

As it happens, I’m in the market for some new overalls, had been eyeing the Lucy and Yak ones, *and* have the perfect fabric to make them. Hm, I think I found my weekend project 😬

Ok I just got to know is your Life as Simple as your sewing room. It's Empty! Love your videos:) your too clean and simple lol

Thank you for including the inches measurements!!

Beautiful🤩🧡

Que bonito! 🧡

colour😍

DO U HAVE A TUTORIAL ON HOW TO SEW THAT SHIRT.

I love this! I definitely want to try making it.

Bien hermoso. Mí hija lo quiere. Saludos desde Puerto Rico

Thank you ma'am ♥️

Hello! First - love love LOVE this! Thank you for posting. Just one quick, simple question: did you sew with 2.5cm seam allowance on each straight stitch??

This is amazing

Finally!!! Thank you!!!

Omg so cute 💕✨🦦

Hi, firstly thanks for making this it is v easy to follow. I made this last weekend and made everything too big somehow...I am now making it again for a friend for her birthday and I want to get it perfect! So, can you confirm, on the measurement when you say add five cm but it has already been halved do you mean add five to the total or the halved amount? For example if hips are 100cm then divide by 4...is it 25cm plus 5cm to make 30cm as the top line measurement or is it 105cm divided by 4 is 26.25cm? Hope that makes sense, your guidance would be much appreciated! Lucy :)

Just want to confirm what you do with adding the extra 2" for the first line to make it a bit roomier at the hip. Is it: Hip measurement + 2" then divide by 4 OR Hip measurement divide by 4 then add 2"? Sorry, I listened to your explanation several times and cannot figure out which one you mean.

This is so cool. Do you have a blog where you wrote it all out?

Eeeeeh I just ordered some caramel corduroy to try and make this. I'm a complete beginner so wish me luck!

Hey this is amazing, thanks so much for sharing. Can I ask- when you say add an extra 5cm to the widest point of the hips if you want a bit more room, is that 5cm to each quartered measurements or the total?

Dumb question, but you mention adding 5cm to the hip measurement for a baggier fit, do you add this on before or after you've divided it by 2? Excited to make these but this is tripping me up, sorry if the answer is obvious!

Fabulous

For an almost exact pattern look up made by jacks mum hayday dungarees!

I know this pattern is a little older but I am so confused right now. I am a very beginner sower and usually just do things free hand. Am I supposed to be drawing this pattern on the insider the outside of the fabric? I have a piece of fabric with pattern. When I draw the line from the crotch to the bottom my diagonal is going the other way.

Hi, thanks for great tutorial. I’ve made a quick mock up and mine came out really tight even after adding the extra 5cm to the hips. Trying to work out where I went wrong… do I add the 5cm to my hip measurement then quarter the measurement or do I quarter my hip measurement then add the 5cm to this?

Could you maybe do a skirt version of this overall style?

I just absolutely love these! You make it look so simple. I'm going to give it a try soon! Do you think it would work in a knit fabric?

How would I alter the pattern to allow for larger hips?

Ive made quite a few things out of duvet covers recently as material shops and markets all closed due to corona virus and my material stash is very quickly dwindling

Even though its not needed, I want a jumpsuit to help in the school garden. The pair you made, is it stretchy? Does it allow movement? Is denim okay?

Lástima que no esté traducido pero si muy bien explicado se entiende felicidades

I'm a bit confused about the part where you divide the top section after measuring how wide you want the dungarees at the top. You say to half that measurement but then I'm not sure whether the left section is meant to be half that measurement or the right section? I'm talking about the line you draw at around 2.28 if that helps for reference

Any reason why the pattern is laid on the non folded edge ? Wouldn't it easier to have the midline on the folded edge so then there is no seam in the middle? thanks I really want to try this for my first big project :)