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You did such a beutiful job. It looks too pretty just to wear to bed!! Try Polyarn. It works just like wooly nylon but is polyester and can take hgher temps with an iron, doesn't melt! It's more expensive but really worth it. Try it, you will really like it!
7/29/06 11:11 AM
Oh yes, also I wanted to mention that when you sew kid's p.j.'s with ribbing at the ankle, sew the ribbing really long. Simplicity I think only wants a 1" deep ribbing but I go about 4" because you can roll up the bottoms double, then unroll as the kid's legs grow. My nephew wore a pair of p.j. bottoms about two full years when I did them this way!!
7/29/06 11:14 AM
Celeste, thanks for the tips. I'll keep the ribbing one in mind when I make some more.
7/29/06 3:24 PM
Very cute. PJs are fun to sew.
7/29/06 8:19 PM
Absolutely adorable!!!
7/30/06 8:09 AM
Cute! I love this pattern, it's a great one. I do my ribbing the same way you do, it's soooo much easier than sewing in the round.
8/10/06 1:22 PM
Cute pj's! Thanks for the review & recommendation.
8/10/06 1:41 PM