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Made with New Look 6641 again. Spawned from my indecision over whether or not I liked my dinosaur drawing for the applique. It grew on me. Now this set can be mixed with her winter set for these changeable spring nights.
A winter set for the biggest girl:
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Same pattern. The pant fabric is from an old pair of my pj's with a torn seat. They were well loved so it's hard to see the egg print now, but they're still there if you look hard enough. That calls for an egg-related embellishment. How about our beloved dipping egg and soldiers?
Hannah loves them. I mean really loves them. Wouldn't-take-them-off loves them. So I love them too, even though the super soft knit was a [insert expletive] to sew. It was worth all the effort after all.
Thank you to Sew, Mama, Sew's Pyjama Party for the incentive to clothe two little girls in new jammies.
7 comments:
Really, really wonderful! I think handmade jammies are the best.
Oh they are just darling - especially the applique!
I adore these. And I am all about making some for my little guy.
I came across this european clothing site for kids. And I was like "no way, I can make this myself."
That's the plan.
oh, oops
here's the site:
http://www.littleplush.be/
Love them - great pjs!
the egg applique is gorgeous! I want some PJs like that for myself!
You just make the cutest clothes! I'm really happy to have discovered your blog :)
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