I'm in love with Hannah's new pj's that I whipped up last week!
Even if you are just beginning your sewing adventures, these are a nice and easy project.
They took me no longer than half an hour to make! I love anything nice & quick... especially now that I've constantly got to have one eye on Hannah at all times!!! I think she's going to be my cheeky little monkey child. It seems that every week she gets a few centimetres taller... which leads me to be constantly shifting things to higher ground! Thankfully, she hasn't taken a shining to my sewing machines yet... we could be in a whole world of trouble when that day comes!
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| Please excuse my lack of ironing! |
They are a tad bit too long, but that's nothing that a little rolling up of the cuffs won't fix for now. At least these should still fit her next winter.
I picked up this gorgeous flannelette fabric from Spotlight during the huge 40% off sale a few months back. These photos don't really do any justice... the birds on this print are so sweet!
If you are in need of a good PJ bottom tutorial... checkout these ones...
I learnt how to make PJ bottoms from that last link, over at Instructables.
I should probably make myself a pair too! Must remember to add it to my to-do list!!!
I should probably make myself a pair too! Must remember to add it to my to-do list!!!
Love that fabric Cass. Looks so soft :-)
ReplyDeleteIt is lovely and soft :)
DeleteWow, you are so clever and they are cute! I wish I could do this. In fact, I think I am going to try. I might make some for myself. Rachel x
ReplyDeleteThanks Rachel... make sure you show me when you do! I'd love to see them x
DeleteGorgeous fabric, Cass!!! I have some flannelette ready to make myself a pair... not nearly as pretty as your fabric, though.
ReplyDeleteI only wish I had enough of this fabric to make mine a matching pair!
DeleteI love the simple designs like this! They look so cute and snuggly.
ReplyDeleteThank you Sharon :)They look adorable on Hannah.
DeleteLove that fabric looks so warm
ReplyDeleteYes.... I love my flannies :) Thanks for stopping by x
DeleteI have some of the exact same fabric to make Amelie a pair of pajamas.
ReplyDeleteGreat minds think alike!!! :D
DeleteIt's gorgeous isn't it! It was a last minute grab, as I spotted it on the pile of bolts to go back out on the floor while getting all my other fabrics cut.... I couldn't not get some!
These are really spunky. I can't believe you made them! I just bought a sewing maching matter of fact and I'll have to give 'em a go!
ReplyDeleteThanks Penny :) Pants are quiet easy once you know what you're doing... I remember my first attempt, I had sewn one leg right way, the other inside out! Sometimes my unpicker is my best friend!!! lol
DeleteThey look so sweet!!
ReplyDeleteSo cute!
ReplyDeleteI'm itching to get into some sewing activities, but I just don't have the time right now, and if I make it, other things will slide that really shouldn't. I need to work out some kind of sewing schedule I think..
I should probably have more of a schedule! I have my sewing machines set up in our living area, so when ever I get a few moments of peace and sanity (these moments are always short-lived!) I'll quickly whip something up. It's very rare for me to complete a project (even the quickest ones) in one sitting. I love what you're making... that quilt was fantastic!!!
DeleteI like it))
ReplyDeleteVery cute. I love making PJ pants. Stopping by from Sugar Dots linky party.
ReplyDeleteOh wow, Cassandra! They're just cute as! I can't sew to save my life. So I'll happily sit back and admire your beautiful creations. Although, I must admit...you may have sparked some inspiration for me to try...hmmmm...
ReplyDeleteThanks Grace :) Awwww... I got a little tingly then when you said that I've given you some inspiration :) Well if you do have a go, I'd love to see what you create!
DeleteWhat's the difference between pj pants/ lounge pants and trousers??
ReplyDeleteOh they do look all warm and snugly! Love the fabric, Cass.
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