Up until a few days ago we hadn't pulled out the warm jammies, but normally they are a must in Northern Michigan. Both kids love footed PJs, but I've never attempted to make them before. Which is weird given how many Christmas PJs I've made. This year I was running a bit behind so the kids got New Year's Pajamas.
Now that my children have a number of homemade garments, they are becoming clothing connoisseurs; I'm starting to hear design comments and critiques:
"I want my next pair to have built in gloves, too." (Not gonna happen.)
"Mom, mine look good, but the tops and bottoms don't match." (But they "go.")
"Next time can you make the head hole bigger?" (Oops.)
Now I know, when I decide to make my skinny son the size eight PJs with the size 12 length thinking I'll get a perfect fit that way, I need to use the size 12 neck opening, too. Thankfully he loves them anyway. How could he not - they're footed Dr. Who pajamas, which according to my son makes them awesome.
The pattern is Happy Feet Footed Pajamas by Peekaboo Patterns, available here. (Go buy it now!) I love this pattern and have now made four pair ranging from newborn to size 12. They were super easy; the raglan sleeves make the top quick and simple with no armscye to ease or sew and each leg is just three pieces. I sewed both pair in one evening. If the pattern came in my size - I'd have a pair!
I did receive this pattern for free, but the opinions expressed in this post are my own.
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