With the Winter Wear Desgins Women's Henley releasing, I thought it was only appropriate to think about mother/child coordinating tops. Thankfully, WWD has the Everything But the Kitchen Sink Henley. I received the Winter Wear Designs Everything But the Kitchen Sink Henley Pattern for free for this review. All opinions remain my own.





This pattern is packed full of features.

1- Slim and regular fit cut lines
2- 5 separate sleeves
-short
-short gathered
-3/4 sleeve
-3/4 sleeve with button tab
-long
3- 4 different necklines
-henley
-faux henley
-v placket henley
-t-shirt
2- 2 different back hemlines!

Combine those features and your options are 80 different shirts across sizes 1-14. That's a total of 880 different shirts if you sew up each feature in each size. Talk about versatile! Also, maybe overwhelming.

Want even more choices? There's also a welt pocket. That bumps our total up to 1760 different shirts, OH MY! Talk about Everything But the Kitchen Sink!

I've sewn up the slim fit, long sleeve regular henley with shirt tail hem for my oldest daughter. She loves matching her clothes with other people. Whether it is me, or her little sisters, she just loves coordinating with someone else. So I sewed her up a matching Henley to my Women's version. Our teal knit from Joann's has a touch of silver glitter, which makes it fancy while still comfy and cozy.

The hardest part of this pattern really is picking which features you want. Definitely take your time on the placket. The instructions are careful and clear, but if you've never done a placket before, you'll want to take your time. Once you've done one of these, you'll want to sew more and more. Mix and match all the features to fill your child's closet with hand crafted love!

Get your copy of the WWD Everything But the Kitchen Sink Pattern Here: Winter Wear Designs Everything But the Kitchen Sink

My review of the new WWD Women's Henley will be available when the pattern releases (hopefully on Monday).