I have had this top in my head for some time, yesterday I took the bull by the horns and got it sewn up. Trouble is the bull decided it needed matching pj trousers too!
r(Spot the photo bombing toddler!)
So now I have lovely breezy new summer pj's in text print with neon pink trim, perfect!
The top is the Tiny Pocket Tank from Grainline studio and the trousers are the free Simplicity 9871 which Kerry will be teaching at FQ Retreat next month. Both are pretty simple to sew up, great for beginners, so what are you waiting for? I want to see matching jammie buddies at FQR!
Oh and if you see me wearing the top during the day, I am TOTALLY not wearing my pj top in public, it was always intended to be a daytime wear, its just those jammie bottoms crashed the party and made it into a set!
16 comments:
Love them both! Very cool!
What a great idea, these are so cute.
next time you want a quiet night you can lie down on one of our many ikea backed quilts and disappear.... lol Genius Em. x
They are so, so cool!
that's ACE! I have about a million metres of that fabric and never thought to make clothes with it. Clearly I am slightly, umm, challenged.
Very cool Emily! But your selvedge skirt and glasses top take some beating! Wonder what you will wear this time?
I just saw Sarah's comment above as I was scrolling down and can't stop laughing. You must wear your top to the FQR!
Very cool. I'm with Nicky on your selvage skirt. It was fab! Di x
I have ikea fabric for my jarmie bottoms in Kerry's class too, although not this print. I have about 5 metres of it, so now you've got me wanting to make a matching top too!!!
Mental, in a good way!
Just super! They're fab.
Do I see a birdie stitches quilt in the back hanging on the wall? That's lovely!
Love your pajamas!!
Super cute!
Tammy
Love Sarah's comment - we could play 'Where's Emily?'!!
Making the pjs bottoms at the bottom... Need to finish them really,
Bwahahaha, love them!
I wish more people made clothes in text prints! These are adorable and elegant at the same time. What's the fabric made of?
If you're up for joining, I'd love to see these in the sewing section of Kollabora, the online crafters' community. I'm looking for pajama ideas appropriate to this stifling weather, but there haven't been many such projects over there recently for some reason.
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