Pajama bag

This pajama bag is very easy to make. I bought this owl pillow from Target and used a seam ripper to open the bottom seam, then removed the stuffing. Wash and dry the empty pillow cover to remove any sizing. One could just sew the hems down but for non-sewers (you know who you are) I tested two different ways to bind the hem; I wanted options I knew could go through the wash. Sewing, gluing or iron-on seam binding all work just fine and you can decide which method you like: 1. Fabric-tac…

Make this little DIY Pajama bag in an evening. A perfect DIY gift for Christmas, or a fun addition to the a child's bedroom decor.

I downloaded Sew Fearless' Pajama Eater pattern before Christmas but didn't have time to make any.The boys really needed pajama bags tho, e...

Simplicity 9740; ©1971; Pillow-Toys or Pajama Bags: This envelope contains pattern pieces and detailed directions for making the six pillows described below. Views 1, 2, 3 and 4 consist of an inside pillow cover (of cotton fabric) and a decorative outside pillow cover with back zipper. Views 1, 2, 3 and 4 outside pillow covers may be used as pajama bags. Animals consist of a monkey, cat, turtle, owl, elephant and a frog. Resurrections Vintage Stitching.com FashionFallback Honeymoon Bus…

With the leftover fabric from your pajama sewing project you can make a matching pajama storage bag using the Drawstring Bag pattern from the Little Things to Sew book.

Hello to everyone following the Organize Me! Sizling Summer Series! Thanks to Chelsea for thinking of including me. The following is a blog post I made a few years ago right after another crazy Holiday season. I realized it would be a great project for summer organizing too! Happy New Year!!! I love thinking about New Year's Resolutions and trying to make some improvements in my life. Picking up, cleaning bathrooms, dishes and laundry (especially laundry!) are not my favorite things. Once…

Free crochet pattern for a pajama pet, a fun way for kids to put their pajamas away. This is and easy pattern that good for beginners.

Welcome to another Wool on Sundays and if you’re in the UK I hope you enjoyed your extra hour today :) Today, I can reveal that the funny crochet shapes in last week’s post were meant t…

Make a drawstring bag out of cozy knit fabric with openings in the sides for stuffed animal arms. It makes a perfect sleepover bag!

I want to thank you all for your sweet comments and encouragement on my last, rather depressing, post. I like to keep it real as much as I am able on this blog and sharing my “failures”…