Using Fehr Trade's Sew Your Own Activewear patterns - I did the complete opposite and used them to make some super snazzy PJs.
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These look fab. The bright yellow bias 'sporty-stripe' really make these PJ's. What a great make, they look so comfy too.
ReplyDeleteThanks! I seem to be putting a stripe on everything these days :-/
DeleteThese look so great and very comfy!
ReplyDeleteThank you! x
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