I finally got around to sewing the Christmas winter
jammies for the kids. I used to have
have a fabric buying thing, where if it’s on sale, I need it desperately! Anyway, my sister told me a couple of years
ago that I couldn’t buy any more fabric—especially flannel, until I sewed my
way out. So I have been making the
grandkids jammie pants each year. After
I cut out the seven pair of jammies, I talked to my daughter on the phone, and
she asked if I had cut out dolly jammies?
Now you have to know, I love to sew, but hate to cut out. Eesh, of course, on to cut out four doll
jammies.
The thing to remember about sewing more than one of anything
is to sew like you are in a sweatshop—chain the same seam together over and
over again. Here is part before I cut
them apart.
Then press the same seam
over and over again. I don’t backstitch
much, but am a fanatic about pressing!
Even the doll clothes.
All done, and they are sooo soft and snuggly!
And see—this crate is almost empty—I think I
have one more year to go!
What about the yards of wool?
ReplyDeleteHalf of that is yours!
ReplyDeleteNice work!!!!
ReplyDeleteI;m getting there!
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