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DIY --Christmas Gift Pajamas-- McCall's and See & Sew

CHRISTMAS PAJAMAS


Few weeks ago I made my first set of pajamas for my daughter and son (HERE). It was a big hit with them!! They don't want to wear anything else to bed but what I mad them.  Come to find out my younger sister wanted a pair as well. I used the See & Sew B4322 again for my son and daughter and used the McCall's M6251 for my sister because she is a teenager.


Off to Joann Fabrics I went.  It was such a hard decision with all the fleece fabric to choose from.  I knew that I wanted Anti-Pill fleece and I needed to find something that would fit the personality of each child.  After a lot of up and downs through the aisles I settled on these fabrics.

My mother came up with the good idea of putting there nick names that she uses on the back of their pajamas. I purchased from Joann's Soft Iron-On Letters (Similar Here) I wanted them to have the same kind of softness that the pajama fleece has.

FOR MY SISTER MIKAYLAH
My 3 yr old nephew calls her Kayrah because that's how it sounds to him.


FOR MY SON PEYTON
A lot of my friends and some family call him Skateboard P, but because my mom doesn't we just went with Peyt.

FOR MY DAUGHTER MADISON
My mom has always called her Baby Cakes.  Now that she is going to be 11 in January she has shortened it just to cakes now.  She has so many nicknames especially for sports, but we wanted to keep it as a family gift


DO IT FOR THE GRAM!! I'M NOT GONNA DO IT!! (In my Will Ferrell Voice) LOL

This was the post that I put on my Instagram when I was done.
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Until Next Time!! ✌️

Stephanie

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