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Sara's Skort is a pattern for a skirt with attached shorts. The skirt is lined and the shorts are unlined. Skort front is fitted, while the back waist has a casing with elastic. Front and back skirt sections are cut on the fold. Both the fabric requirement chart and the instructions refer to the outside as the skirt and the under part as the shorts. It is called a skort when these two sections are stitched together.

Skort is shown with the #245 Lettie blouse and a button-on-the- shoulder top from the #85 Libby jumper. To use the Libby yoke for a summer top, extend the yokes down to about a length even with a child's navel. The approximate length from the high point on shoulder to the bottom of the top is Size l: 9 1/2", Size 2: 10 1/2", Size 3: 11", Size 4:11 1/2", Size 5: 12", Size 6: 12 1/2", Size 7: 13 1/2", Size 8: 14 1/2", Size 10: 16", Size 12: 17".

Emma Emma is a lined dress that buttons down the front and comes to just the bottom of the knees. Measure child for desired length. The slightly raised waistline is straight in the back and curves up at center front. View A is a jumper that can be worn with a blouse or turtleneck. View B features a pointed collar and armholes that cut in at the shoulder.

Lettie is a blouse and pants pattern. The blouse buttons in the front and has straight sleeves edged with ruffles that can be either short or 3/4 length. The one piece Peter Pan collar is finished with corded piping. The long, elastic-waist pants as well as the shorts are unlined. Both are finished with a ruffle at bottom of legs.

Adelaide is a dress that comes just below the knee with a knife pleat on each shoulder of dress front that is embellished with three decorative buttons. The dress back has an inverted box pleat at center back. The dress back opening is sewn under this pleat. Neckline is finished with a piped Peter Pan collar. Adelaide has short puffed sleeves finished with piping and a barrel sleeveband. A long sleeve is also included that has a cuff trimmed with piping.

BABS is a sundress package with four variations. The yoke line comes almost to the waist. View A has a square neckline front and back with a rectangular keyhole cut out in back. View b is similar to View A but with ties in the back instead of buttons. View C has a V-neck front and back with a half collar on front sewn into the shoulder seams and a triangular keyhole in back. The back yoke fastens with buttons. The above views have elastic sewn into the back waistline for a better fit. View D ties on the shoulder with a contrasting sash sewn into a fabric box on front yoke. Sash ties in back. Contrasting covered buttons on box finish this sundress which can be worn as a jumper.

Natalie is a dress with a slightly raised waistline that buttons down the back and has large pockets. View A's piped neckline is squared in front and V-ed in back. Armholes and pocket flaps are piped and a contrasting fabric is used for lining. View B's square neckline and armholes are finished with corded piping. The detachable collar, edged with rickrack, buttons on at shoulders. Pocket flaps are same fabric as collar and trimmed with rickrack. View C has square neckline and straight sleeves puffed at shoulder. Neckline, sleeve, pocket, and hemline are edged with narrow ruffles.

Mallory is a girl's jumper or sundress with a high front yoke and an A-line skirt featuring 3 inverted box pleats. The top of each pleat is embellished with a decorative button. The back is double breasted and has a double row of buttons. The finished length of Mallory is to the bottom of knee and the dress is fully lined.

Callie is an A-lined sundress or jumper that is unlined. Facings of a coordinating fabric turn to the right side of the dress at top of front and back yokes and skirt bottom. They are topstitched to garment and trimmed with rickrack or corded piping. The straps, also made of the coordinating fabric, turn under through buttonholes in front yoke and are fastened with two snaps on each side. Straps can be moved down a snap as the child needs extra dress length. Sundress may also be fastened with buttons.

Madison is an A-lined romper that is unlined. Facings of a coordinating fabric turn to the right side of the romper at top of front and back yokes and leg bottoms. They are topstitched to garment and trimmed with rickrack or corded piping. The straps, also made of the coordinating fabric, turn under through buttonholes in front yoke and are fastened with two snaps on each side. Straps can be moved down a snap as the child needs extra length. Romper may also be fastened with buttons.

Morgan has views for both girls and boys. It can be made or one fabric or with the yokes and straps from a companion fabric. The straps button onto front yoke. The garment has four inverted box pleats in the front and two sections of gathers in the back where pants or dress is stitched to yokes Pants have short, cropped and long lengths. Boy's shirt has c piped Peter Pan collar with piped straight sleeves. Girl's blouse has a piped scalloped collar and slightly gathered straight sleeves with a turned-up, scalloped cuff.