I purchased my fabric and the short sleeve t-shirts at JoAnn’s using a coupon. I purchased the long sleeve shirt at Walmart, as JoAnn’s didn’t carry his size.
I appliqued the shirts using fusible interfacing and adding a zig-zag stitch around each applique. I sealed the edges of the appliqued fabric with Fray Check. I sewed the larger two pairs of pants using Simplicity Sewing Pattern 2318
Here they all are, finally, waiting for three little kids to start wearing them and I’m praying that they fit:
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| Matching Christmas pajamas for the children. |
I know, I went a little crazy with the ruffles on my daughter’s pair, but honestly, she’s my only girl. So, why not? I hope that all three children adore them. I can’t wait to see their little faces.
Those are so cute and I bet they will love them!
Great job! Not only will they love them, it will create wonderful photos and memories for them
My mother started sewing me a dress for my very Christmas – red velvet with a cute white collar – she just needed to hem it and never finished! I still have it packed away though, hoping someday I will have a little girl and then I’ll finish it 
Thanks! I will let them start wearing them on the first. I know my daughter was excited to see all that ruffle action!
Ruth, that is so sad that your mother wasn’t able to finish it. But hopefully you will have a beautiful outfit for a sweet baby girl one day day – that sounds wonderful.
These are so cute!! They’re going to cherish them forever:)
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