I just would like to share how I usually make PJ Pants for my toddlers.
So, here we go:
You need:
1. Marker pen
2. Tailor chalk (If I don’t have one, my son’s crayons make a good substitute..;)
3. News paper
4. Pins
5. 5/8” width elastic
6. Scissors
Now we can start:
1. take out your toddler’s PJ Pants which fit him/her and fold it
2. Trace the PJ pants on to the paper and cut it off --> like this
3. Fold the fabric into half & Put the pattern on the fabric with the straight side on the fold -à add 1” seam allowances** For the waist side add 2” seam allowances**
4. Put right side of fabric together, pin the upper part and stitch along the side up to the crotch part
Stitch along the blue line (I hope it's visible enough..;)
5. Open and match the stitching, Open the seam
6. Stitch all along the leg inner seam.
7. Hem/stitch the leg bottom. I dont have serge machine so I double fold & stitch it.
8. Fold inside the waist and stitch it around the waist, leave +/- 2” opening to insert the elastic.
Insert in the elastic and stitch close the opening.
VOILA, your quickie PJ pants is ready..:D
with the peasant top (I made with the tute from HERE)
** If you don’t have serge machine just zigzag the fabric to avoid fraying or just cut it crisscross
such a brilliant idea to make the step by step posting, and provided with pictures, too, so generous of you, yaar!
ReplyDeletemba, kalau boleh aku minta pola peasant blousenya. kalau bisa tolong di email ke siti_zulaicha@yahoo.com. thanks
ReplyDeleteFold inside the waist and stitch it around the waist, leave +/- 2” opening to insert the elastic.
ReplyDeleteInsert in the elastic and stitch close the opening.