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Nice Gigi! Lovely choice of pattern and fabric. I am adding this to my wish list :)
1/27/03 1:30 PM
I'am adding this to my wish list too! Really great, Gigi
1/27/03 2:06 PM
Gigi, terrific choice, as usual. Love that fabric, looking forward to the hot pink! Thanks also for the snapsource.
1/27/03 2:43 PM
Your jammies look quite spiffy! I like the idea of the snaps - partly because I so hate buttonholes! haha! Do you know about how much ease there is in the bust? Many pjs seem to have 10-12-14 inches and I don't care for too much ease.
1/27/03 3:55 PM
There are 4.75 to 6.25" (range for Medium) in the top. I find this perfect for me, even being in the upper range of 40" - I don't want to look like I'm wearing DH's PJs. I've already tossed out my nasty old jammies and can't wait to make a whole wardrobe of these!
1/27/03 4:01 PM
Nice pajamas. I recently made a McCall's unisex pajamas. Although I made a medium, the top is huge. The pants are a medium, and are okay (with alteration) but I want a more closely fitted pattern for my next pair - and this one looks good. Thanks!
1/27/03 5:43 PM
Gigi, nice analysis of changing fashions in fit and ease. Could we ever have worn those huge overshirts in the 80's??? They look so funny now. Thanks for providing the reason for going out and getting a new pattern. I was considering using a menwear pattern from 1962 I have.
1/27/03 7:26 PM
Cute Pyjamas! Thanks for justifying buying new patterns too!
1/27/03 10:39 PM
Gosh those look comfortable!
1/29/03 12:23 PM
Gigi, thanks for comparing the two patterns. Makes for a great basis for a decision on which one to make. Love your pjs, they look beautiful! Thanks for the review!
1/28/05 7:03 PM