Sunday 7 July 2013

Pyjaminals!


 

 

Try and be normal honey..... No, not that normal, try happy normal....



P's Pyjamas: Oliver + S Sleepover Pyjamas, size 5, view A.
Fabric: Celebrate Seuss, Robert Kaufman.
Red striped flannel was an incorrect order from fabric.com which they suggested I keep. Thanks!
I imagine if a clown became a convict these pyjamas would be the outfit!


A's pyjamas: Oliver + S Sleepover Pyjamas, size 2, view B (those ruffles are so time consuming, but gee they're cute!)
Fabric: Sheri Berry quilting flannel from Spotlight.



 It seems a bit ridiculous putting pockets on kids pyjamas. I don't get why the kids need pyjama pockets, but I'm sure you understand that they HAD to be fussy cut, right?!


10 comments:

  1. These are really cute! The use of snaps is such a good idea

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    1. I LOVE the snap press. 5 minutes to do nine snaps. No way I can sew buttonholes and buttons that fast. Plus the kdis can do them themselves.

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    2. Have you seen the different colors and sizes offered by the Snap Source? I bought a selection a year or two ago and have found them so useful (although I didn't think to add them to my PJ's). They also seem very good value
      http://www.snapsource.com/store/aboutoursnaps.php

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    3. Thanks for the link but I have a different type of snap setter http://www.snapsaustralia.com.au/articles.asp?id=136
      The snaps don't cost much at all, only nuisance is having to buy minimum of 100 of each colour.

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  2. Those ruffles are totally worth it! By the time it's cold here again you may have single handedly convinced me I need this pattern :) And the fussy cut pockets are spot on. I would show them to everyone who came in my house...even if it was the middle of the day and my children weren't around. Check out these pockets! lol

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    1. I'm loving the pattern. I never thought I'd bother making pyjamas when you can buy them so cheaply. But you can't buy jammies liek these! And yes, I made my husband admire my pockets, possibly more than once....

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  3. Love 'em....and the pj's are cool too!

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  4. ohhh my! these could not be cuter and wow - i can totally appreciate all of the work that went into them. they are darling!

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    1. Thank you for all the lovely comments

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    2. I can not imagine cozier looking pj's for a child:) And the press studs are such a fantastic idea - I need to see if my local store carries those! Buttonholes aren't hard, but they are tedious. I think if I had these pj's I might be tempted to stay in them all day:)

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