Brand new PJ's |
You can tell I forgot to bring the fabric with me when I picked out buttons. If I had remembered, they just might match the fabric. Oh well, she loves them.
This fabric is from Chadwick Heirlooms and is absolutely lovely to sew on. For her first two pair I used Joann's fabric and I can really see the difference. The Joann's fabric is thicker and ravels more easily but the Chadwick is softer and finer, and presses beautifully.
Next project: pants! I've lost enough weight (25 lbs now) that nothing I own fits me. I have a big pile for Goodwill and am literally down to one pair of jeans, one old pair of brown slacks, and some baggy sweats and yoga pants.
Well done. Always good to have a finish early in the year.
ReplyDeleteThanks, yes, it is nice to have a finish, even though most of the work was done last year.
DeleteHi Cynthia, I love the pj's. I can't tell if the fabric is flannel or not. I am so impressed that you have lost all that weight. It is so hard to do and takes a firm decision. You encourage me!
ReplyDeleteThank you! It certainly isn't easy!
DeleteI love the way you finish all of your work; what a difference a polished finish makes to a project. Beautiful pj's. Is that flannel you're working with?
ReplyDeleteYes, flannel from Chadwick Heirlooms, and it is lovely fabric. I love making the seam finishes polished looking.
DeleteBoth fabrics are beautiful, and I see the same lovely details on these as before too. I'm not surprised that she wore them immediately! Nice finishes. :D
ReplyDeleteThank you! I just love having nice finishes on the inside of garments. These PJ's certainly won't fall apart!
ReplyDeleteSweet, lucky little girl :-)
ReplyDeletexx
bellissime!
ReplyDeleteLuisa