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Bedtime Story pants vs Sleepover pants – yardage question

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    deesews @deesews

    Does anyone know if the Bedtime Story pants take less fabric than the Sleepover ones? I vaguely recall Lighting McStitch saying they did….

    I have some flannel left from last year’s pj making and want to see if I can get pants and a shirt out of the yardage I have. The Sleepover pant piece doesn’t fit on the fabric when folded. Does the Bedtime piece? I have a skinny 7 year old (who measures a size 5 for pants) … so I’m hopeful I’ll have enough.

    Thanks!

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    Nicole @motherof5

    I think they are pretty similar from my memory.

    If your child is particularly skinny you *can* fold some width out of the pattern. I have done this but my daughter is very very skinny.

    ETA I always have to open my fabric out to cut the bottoms.

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    Lightning McStitch @LightningMcStitch

    Ha ha! I read the question title and was thinking “I vaguely recall making some comparison between those….”

    I think the bedtime story do use less fabric for the size. They’re perhaps my favourite of the two pants.

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    deesews @deesews

    Thanks Shelley and Nicole.

    I think I will give the Bedtime Story ones a go. Just for a change. I seem to always have trouble with the cuff on the others (probably something to do with how I adjusted the size) but it did drive me mental every time I made them last year. I love the Sleepover top though – so I’ll be making more of those.

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    Lightning McStitch @LightningMcStitch

    Bumped for @Sarvi

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    Sarvi @Sarvi

    Awesome, thank you! Putting the words pyjamas and pajamas into this thread for future use!

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