Pajamas that were sewn; Designing, Sewing, & Making Pajamas

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Here is Kylie's pretty silky nightgown she made. She trimmed it in soft black lace. Nice job Kylie.

Fran has become quite the expert in flannel pajama pants making. She has mastered the one pattern piece technique and also the two pattern piece technique. In the photo below notice the adorable buttons and tag she now adds to embellish them. These were made for her grand kids.

Sydni's first project she sewed were these awesome pair of pajama pants.  She add buttons on the front as shown in the photo to the right, and a cuff and rick-rack to the bottom of the pajama pants as shown in the photo on the top right.

Matching pajama pants, slippers, and a teddy bear were made!

Claire makes some comfy pj pants... When you are ready to learn how to sew, making pajama pants is a great start.

Important Note:

It is imperative that only flame-resistant fabric be used when sewing baby's pajamas.  You can find this on the end of the roll of fabric at the fabric store.  DO NOT use material unless it is fire resistant.

Brushed and other nylon fabric is a better choice for a nightgown because nylon will melt and burn but it won't flare up.  In general, pajamas are safer than nightgowns because they are close to the body.

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