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My sister was struggling to find nice PJs for her boys, 2 and 6, so she commissioned me to make some ;) Print fabrics are from JoAnne red tag. I like the tractors and jeeps a lot, but I sense Wall-E is really a 70’s robot…think it’s his color-way :)
Patterns are Simplicity 9499 and New Look 6932
I used the waistband technique from Cheeky Panties for necklines, banding sleeve ends, and the bottom of the Wall-E top.
trousers are: tractors - cotton, Wall-E - Flannel. Everything else is some kind of jersey.
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Nov 2, 2009, 03.55 PMby Almatinka
Oh, boy! They do look awesome!!!! You did a truly pro job!!!
Oct 12, 2009, 04.27 PMby kosmika
Congrats, i like it so much, your work is very professional! i like colors and the appliques that match the pants, very well done! :)
Sep 26, 2009, 05.12 PMby xnickerxje
At first glance these look store bought! Totally professional!! You really mastered the fabric coordination, and the overall look is super. I bet your sister is so thrilled- and the boys, too!
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Sep 28, 2009, 03.53 AMby SmallOne
Hey thanks – they were a lot of fun to make and a good way of trying out techniques with jersey.