I am late revealing my jammies because of the rain…I had planned to do my pics outside in our pretty sunshine. oops! And then I decided to do my hair and makeup (what an occasion this is…).
Adorable robe and bottoms. My fabrics are from JoAnns – I sewed a size 14 with no alterations, except for a couple adds in the robe, below.
Simple bottoms, thoroughly comfy. I did them in a cute seersucker stripe and used a 1″ knit elastic waistband. I plan to do more in seersucker and in quilting cotton, so many print choices and constantly on sale.
I must say that making the robe was like making a couture coat! And I think it would be stunning in velvet as an evening coat. Mine is done in a funky fabric called tutti fruitti. It washed up soft as a worn sheet, really nice for this robe. (Strange, I used it in a red polka dot that is still crisp after many washing. Must be the dye.)
The pattern suggested making a thread belt loop – NOT – I added sewn loops in the side seam. And of course I added in-seam pockets 3 1/2″ down from the natural waistline. What is a robe without pockets?
Happy Pyjama Day to all my fellow sewists and readers and everyone who loves a good PJ bottom – Coco
Great PJs and the robe is very cute!
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Gosh, 'sew' stylish!
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Your PJ set it really nice. If you don't want any of that liquid sunshine, send some up the east coast, about 250-300 miles.
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thats lonely Coco. Really chic pjs.
Such a nice party.
http://houseofpinheiro.blogspot.co.uk/2012/04/pyjama-party-live.html
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How utterly pretty! I love that robe. And you have a question ball – yippee.
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