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FREE SEWING PATTERN: THE FOXY PAJAMA

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I am so pleased to present my foxy unisex pjs for kids!This pattern is not only useful as a pajama for kids, but you can also make it to be an outwear set, with the over sized hoodie.
 
The pants and jackets has also the advantage of the cuffed sleeves and legs:  especially for a kid, it is nice to know that you can lengthen them anytime you need 🙂
 
The fabric:
 
I got this cute foxy fabric from Pink Castle Fabrics.  It is a very nice flannel for pjs (and it will be very nice to get one pajama pants for myself, as well!)
 

FREE SEWING PATTERN: THE FOXY PAJAMA

 
 
 
 

 

 FREE SEWING PATTERN: THE FOXY PAJAMA

 This printable PDF pattern is assembled with 0.5 cms border for the pages, so it must be overlapped in order to get the correct size.

They are on letter size paper.To print this pattern, go the PDF document.

Select FILE — PRINT.

Here look for PAGE SIZING AND HANDLING and choose POSTER.

This will make the pages to overlap by 0.5 cms. Press PRINT.

Wait until all the pages are printed before taking them from the printer; it will make it easier to assemble.It will print 21 pages.

When finished printing, place the pages as the layout below.

Then use tape to put them together. Now cut the pieces.This will be the layout of the pattern:

Picture

 
Sometimes, there are problems with the printing process and the patterns come in the wrong size (a little bit smaller).To avoid this, check the 1 inch square at the top left of the first page. It will help you to see if the patterns are the correct size.The PDF pattern comes in sizes 1 to 8 years; it is color-coded and easy to cut.The colors for each size are:
 
1 year: black
2 years: red
3 years: green
4 years: blue
5 years: orange
6 years: purple
7 years: yellow
8 years: pink
 
 
This pattern comes with a 5/8 inch seam allowance, unless indicated otherwise.

 

Materials:

 
1. Printed pattern
2. Scissors
3. Marker
4. Pins
5. elastic thread
6.  1/2 yard of bias tape
 

Fabric 2 to 3 yards of Flannel

 

Yardage Calculation:

I would recommend using your patterns in order to calculate the amount of fabric you will need.
I used two yards for a size 4.

Not sure about the measurements? Check this body size chart to get a better idea.

TUTORIAL:


Place front and back pattern pieces together and close the sides

Place the bias tape at the bottom

Place both legs together and sew along the crotch

Fold the hemline by 3 inches and sew along

Fold the cuff again to the right side by 2 inches and make an invisible stitch just below the bias tape


Fold the elastic area and press flat

Encase the elastic.

Jacket: Place front and back bodice pieces together and sew the shoulders and sides.

Place the sleeves and sew along the armholes. Then, close the sides of the jackets

Facing: Place the bias tape on the edge of the facing.


Place the facing on the front jacket and sew lengthwise.


Turn around and press flat; then top stitch the area.


Hemline: Fold the hemline by 1 inch and sew along.


Hood: Place both pieces of the hood together and sew on the outer side.

Front of the hood: Place two pieces of the front hood together and sew along the top

Repeat with the other two pieces. Then place them together, right sides facing and sew along the outer side.

Turn this piece and press flat. Then, place it with the rest of the hood.

Place the hood on the jacket. Pin and sew along the neckline.


Place the buttons on the front jacket separated by 2 inches


Make the buttonholes on the other side.


You can make a decorative pair of ears to your hoodie as well 😉

DOWNLOAD THE PATTERN HERE

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  2. Hi,
    I sent an email but didn’t get a response. On the pattern it doesn’t tell you which lines are for which size? Can you please let me know?
    Thanks!

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  4. why the pdf pattern doesn’t come up with email? i dont receive this pattern, but only receive another newsletter, but not this pattern..

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