Via Facetime, I let my grandson choose the fabric for his and his sister's Christmas pajamas. As you may have already guessed, he choice this penguin fabric. Who doesn't love penguins?
I sewed the coordinating brother & sister pants using this flannel. To my granddaughter's pants, I added a 5" ruffle from a contrasting flannel to the bottom of each leg.
To jazz up the white pre-made tee shirts I purchased for these pajamas, I added a penguin applique. To download your free penguin applique pattern go here.
Here's how the penguin will look from the wrong side of the fabric:
When you're done your penguin should look similar to this one. Have fun using my new penguin pattern to make penguin Christmas pajamas for your little ones! xoxo Grandma
I sewed the coordinating brother & sister pants using this flannel. To my granddaughter's pants, I added a 5" ruffle from a contrasting flannel to the bottom of each leg.
To jazz up the white pre-made tee shirts I purchased for these pajamas, I added a penguin applique. To download your free penguin applique pattern go here.
After you've downloaded the pattern, cut out the pattern pieces from any scrap fabric you may have on hand. I just happened to have fleece scraps that I used for these penguins.
Use temporary adhesive to attach the pieces onto a pre-made, pre-washed tee shirt. Next place a piece of temporary tear away interfacing under the back side of the image. (Tissue paper also works great.) Now, using a narrow zig zag stitch and coordinating thread, machine embroider around the penguin.
Here's how the penguin will look from the wrong side of the fabric:
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