Patron de pyjama Carolyn
Fabric and Supplies
Tissus légers à moyens, tels que la flanelle de coton, le lin, les cotons quilting, le shirting, la toile, la gaze double, la rayonne challis, le crêpe de soie ou la charmeuse.
MÉTRAGE REQUIS (TAILLES 0-20)
45" / 1.15m
VERSION A : 0-8 = 5yd/4.6m, 10-14 = 5.5yd/5m, 16-20 = 5.75yd/5.25m
VERSION B : 0-8 = 5yd/4.6m, 10-14 = 5.5yd/5m, 16-20 = 5.75yd/5.25m
VERSION C : 0-8 = 3,5yd/3,2m, 10-20 = 4yd/3,7m
58" / 1.5m
VERSION A : 0-8 = 3,5yd/3,2m, 10-14 = 3,75yd/3,5m, 16-20 = 4,5yd/4,1m
VERSION B : 0-8 = 3,5yd/3,2m, 10-14 = 3,75yd/3,5m, 16-20 = 4,5yd/4,1m
VERSION C : 0-8 = 2,5yd/2,3m, 10-14 = 2,75yd/2,5m, 16-20 = 3,25yd/3m
MÉTRAGE REQUIS (TAILLES 14-32)
45" / 1.15m
VERSION A+B : 14-20 = 5,5yd/5m, 22-26 = 5,75yd/5,25m, 28-32 = 6,25yd/5,7m
VERSION C : 14-20 = 4,5yd/4,1m, 22-26 = 4,75yd/4,35m, 28-32 = 5yd/4,6m
58" / 1.5m
VERSION A+B : 14-20 = 4yd/3.7m, 22-26 = 4.25yd/3.9m, 28-32 = 5yd/4.6m
VERSION C : 14-20 = 3,25yd/3m, 22-26 = 3,5yd/3,2m, 28-32 = 4yd/3,7m
FOURNITURES SUPPLÉMENTAIRES
- Entoilage fusible (1 yard/0,9m)
- 5-6 boutons de chemise (10-15mm)
- Elastique de 1,5" / 38mm de large - 2 yards
- Fil à coudre
- Outil de marquage
- Passepoil facultatif. Chemise = 3,5 yards/3,2m, Pantalon/short = 2 yards/1,8m
Details
Tailles : 0-20 & 14-32 (voir notre tableau des tailles ici)
Mesures finies : Voir les mesures finales complètes pour les tailles 0-20 ici et pour les tailles 14-32 ici
Instructions : Anglais ou français
Fichier à imprimer à la maison (Lettre & A4) : Tailles 0-20 (Pantalon : 32 pages, Haut : 34 pages, Short : 16 pages), Tailles 14-32 (Pantalon : 42 pages, Haut : 44 pages, Short : 24 pages), les tailles sont superposées en calques.
Fichier Copy Shop/A0 : Tailles 0-20 (3,5 pages), Tailles 14-32 (6 pages), les tailles sont superposées en calques.
Helpful Resources
Tutoriels de couture associés
- How to Make Bias Tape & Piping
- How to Sew Piping
- How to Sew Knit Piping
- How to Sew a Notched Collar
- Elastic Waistband Finishes
- How to Sew Perfect Buttonholes
- How to Sew Hong Kong and Bias Bound Seams
- Pants Fitting Resources
Astuces et inspiration pour les patrons
Customer Reviews
I’m a beginner clothing maker, and found this pattern to be straightforward. I finished my pajamas a few months ago and have worn them almost every night since - love them and can’t wait to make another set!
The instructions helped me learn to see a nicer garment that I am proud to show off. I mastered the French seam and the piping inserts.
Excellent and detailed pattern. Instructions were very easy to follow. I have just made the shorts and wished that I had ordered more material to make the matching top. I love how the shorts and pajama pants have pockets. I will definitely be using this pattern many times!
So this my first ever time sewing from a pattern. Even for a first timer the instructions were so clear and thorough that I was able to make myself a beautiful pair of pajamas! I was so happy with the process that I did the Closet Core intro to sewing course afterwards, and am fully hooked on my new hobby. I can’t wait to make these again and again with new fabrics (and my more refined sewing skills). One can never have too many flattering, comfortable, well detailed, luxurious pajamas!
Pajama top needs darts at the bustline. Instruction guide was excellent! Detailed and easy to follow. I made the size 18 for my daughter. She normally wears a 16 but I chose the larger size just to leave room. The 18 was too small 🙁
As I dipped my two back into sewing garments - after about a 30 year hiatus - I decided to start with PJs and this pattern was the clear winner. All of the rave reviews didn't disappoint, and I found the pattern to be very well-drafted and with many details and opportunities to add flourish. The instructions are very well done and something I truly appreciated as my sewing skills were very rusty. Having said that, I think this is at least an advanced beginner to intermediate pattern. I probably should have attempted something easier as my first project, but I did have my past skills to draw upon.
The big surprise for me was the pants - I found them to be a lovely cut, so much so that I ended up spending time perfecting their fit (adjusted the crotch curve and rise) so that I can wear these as casual pants. Turns out my fabric selection wasn't the best for PJs, but will be perfect as regular-wear.
After my experience with this pattern, I promptly purchased the Kalle shirt and that was another success. Plus, now that I've made many more garments from various Indie pattern companies, I can say without hesitation that Closet Core drafts wonderful patterns with excellent instructions.
