Saturday, December 08, 2018

November-December 2018: It's raining pajamas!

I think it was in mid or late October that I decided to make flannel pajamas for all my kids and older grandchildren. I spent hundreds of dollars on fabric and even more hours ironing, cutting out patterns, and sewing each pair of pajama sets! Some turned out perfect while others were too long in the arms and legs, and some were too tight! Jessica and Jacob now have pajamas with extra fabric sewn in the crotches and underarms of their p.j.'s. Jessica's set fit like a pair of karate gi's!

I also made two more stockings to add to our family Christmas stocking collection, since we had two new babies since the last stockings I made (see bottom of post). I was a sewing maniac this holiday season.

This was the pattern I used for the babydoll pajamas (picture on far right) I made for my daughters 



Cute sharks for Joey Hobbs and Beau Dunlap

Cool sharks for Tyler Hobbs
Sweet pink p.j.'s for Elise Hobbs and Hannah Dunlap
Blue camo p.j.'s for Sebastian Dunlap and Jared Hobbs
Colorful llamas for Cathy Lemmon, and puppies for Jacqueline Babbitt--my two sisters
Pretty pastels for Jenny Hobbs
Green camo for Sam Hobbs
Camping jammies for Mike Hobbs and Howard Lemmon
Sushi jammies for my mother, Utako Pitcher
Fox jammies for Jacob Hobbs and Hudson Dunlap
Panda pajamas for Mario & Milo Hobbs, and Jessica Dunlap
Red flannel pajamas for my nephew, Evan Lemmon
Jungle animal p.j.'s for Eli Hobbs
Mermaid jammies for Hannah Dunlap




So many stockings! No more room above our living room alcove for more
It's time to decorate for Christmas again this year







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