First pyjama bottom

This must be the fastest make ever! I have finally got around to cut a pyjama bottom for my youngest daughter from a cute dalmatian fabric I had bought her over the summer.
And, oh my... I just couldn't believe how quickly that went together.... I sewn it all on my overlocker (apart for the casing for the elastic) and I just can't believe that it took me about 5 minutes to assemble the pyjamas!

So here we are a new pyjama bottom! Oh and you know what, I ordered tons of fabric to make pyjama for the whole family, tops and bottoms. Watch this space!
One more OPAM for September and one more of my Q3 FAL (just in time!)
Celine

Comments

  1. helenjean@midgetgemquilts1 October 2017 at 22:52

    interesting ~ I want to make pj bottoms for Christmas. I dithered with just cutting around a cheap pair, then I bought a merchant and mills pattern. I have some ikea quilt covers I want to use. Hope I am as quick as you Celine

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  2. Nicky4 October 2017 at 15:28

    Great Pjs - I envisage the whole family now in matching sets! Fabulous finish and on behalf of the 2017 global FAL hosts, thank you for taking part in this quarter's Finish Along

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