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Sundowner Sweatshirt

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A child in a white and grey hoodie, standing in a grassy field with late afternoon golden light.
Line drawing of hoodie pattern with and without piping at hood and side seams.
A blue hoodie with white lining laying flat on a grey brick surface.
Two children standing facing each other. The taller child is wearing a wine coloured hoodie and the shorter child is wearing a white hoodie. The photo is cropped to show the children only from shoulder to knee,
A child's hand in the pocket of a white and green hoodie.
A child in a white and grey hoodie, standing in a grassy field with late afternoon golden light.
Line drawing of hoodie pattern with and without piping at hood and side seams.
A blue hoodie with white lining laying flat on a grey brick surface.
Two children standing facing each other. The taller child is wearing a wine coloured hoodie and the shorter child is wearing a white hoodie. The photo is cropped to show the children only from shoulder to knee,
A child's hand in the pocket of a white and green hoodie.

From wavesandwild.com:

The Child Sundowner Sweatshirt is a relaxed fit, hemmed raglan sweatshirt with curved seams and a hi-lo hem.

This pattern goes from Prem./Small Newborn all the way up to Age 12.

Add pockets or piping. You can also try a drawstring hood and/or hemline on the older ages.

An overlocker/serger will create the neatest finish but importantly, a sewing machine is all you need for all options.

Fabrics such as lightweight sweatshirting or French terry are perfect for the Child Sundowner Sweatshirt. However, you can use any light/medium weight stretch fabric.