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Posted by Anne Rogers on September 17, 2009, 11:36 am
I remember in discussion on the possible usages or sergers, someone
mentioned whipping up fleece pants for themselves. I'd like to do this
for me and my kids, can anyone point me to a pattern or instructions as
to how to make them fit correctly! Once I know what to do, I'll just
have to watch for a sale on fleece at Joanns or use my 40% off coupon.
Cheers
Anne
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Posted by Bobbie Sews More on September 17, 2009, 11:45 am
Anne, my fleece pants are pajama pants are loose and comfy with an elastic
waist. I carefully cut a newspaper patter from existing pants, then add an
inch or so to each side to make them baggy---just right to slip on after
supper to relax and read a book. Don't know if this is what you wanted to
know, but you are welcome to e-mail me off line if I can help.
Barbara in SC
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>I remember in discussion on the possible usages or sergers, someone
>mentioned whipping up fleece pants for themselves. I'd like to do this for
>me and my kids, can anyone point me to a pattern or instructions as to how
>to make them fit correctly! Once I know what to do, I'll just have to watch
>for a sale on fleece at Joanns or use my 40% off coupon.
> Cheers
> Anne
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Posted by Julia in MN on September 17, 2009, 12:03 pm
I made some from a Green Pepper pattern #505. Both my JoAnn's store and
the local Hancock's carry some Green Pepper patterns; I don't remember
where I got this one. The pants do fit fairly snug, which I wanted
because I wanted them for biking. The zippers are a bit tricky, but you
could leave out the pockets. If you want easier pockets, I'd suggest
getting a "scrubs" pattern rather than a pajama pants pattern. Remember
fleece has a bit of stretch, so you might not need to cut them as big as
you would flannel pants.
Julia in MN
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> I remember in discussion on the possible usages or sergers, someone
> mentioned whipping up fleece pants for themselves. I'd like to do this
> for me and my kids, can anyone point me to a pattern or instructions as
> to how to make them fit correctly! Once I know what to do, I'll just
> have to watch for a sale on fleece at Joanns or use my 40% off coupon.
>
> Cheers
> Anne
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Posted by Leslie& The Furbabies in MO. on September 17, 2009, 12:06 pm
I just worked with a pattern for scrubs and it had an interesting pouch type
pocket across the front. I didn't use the 'pouch' but you might want to be
aware of the pockets in the pattern. If you want simple, the pockets would
have to be worked out of the pattern.
Leslie & The Furbabies in MO.
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>I made some from a Green Pepper pattern #505. Both my JoAnn's store and the
>local Hancock's carry some Green Pepper patterns; I don't remember where I
>got this one. The pants do fit fairly snug, which I wanted because I wanted
>them for biking. The zippers are a bit tricky, but you could leave out the
>pockets. If you want easier pockets, I'd suggest getting a "scrubs" pattern
>rather than a pajama pants pattern. Remember fleece has a bit of stretch,
>so you might not need to cut them as big as you would flannel pants.
> Julia in MN
> Anne Rogers wrote:
>> I remember in discussion on the possible usages or sergers, someone
>> mentioned whipping up fleece pants for themselves. I'd like to do this
>> for me and my kids, can anyone point me to a pattern or instructions as
>> to how to make them fit correctly! Once I know what to do, I'll just have
>> to watch for a sale on fleece at Joanns or use my 40% off coupon.
>> Cheers
>> Anne
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Posted by Patti on September 17, 2009, 1:35 pm
Except with fleece, you could make patch pockets without turning any
edge under, as it doesn't fray. They wouldn't add any trickiness to the
pattern. They would be enough for a hankie or tissue etc?
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>I just worked with a pattern for scrubs and it had an interesting pouch
>type pocket across the front. I didn't use the 'pouch' but you might
>want to be aware of the pockets in the pattern. If you want simple,
>the pockets would have to be worked out of the pattern.
>Leslie & The Furbabies in MO.
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>mentioned whipping up fleece pants for themselves. I'd like to do this for
>me and my kids, can anyone point me to a pattern or instructions as to how
>to make them fit correctly! Once I know what to do, I'll just have to watch
>for a sale on fleece at Joanns or use my 40% off coupon.
> Cheers
> Anne