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This is a badge bit (BB) that is part of the PEP curriculum.  Completing this BB is part of getting the straw badge in textiles.

In this project, you will sew pajama pants. Cooler fabrics for pajama pants are cotton and linen. For cooler nights, try a cotton flannel or even a knit, perwashed wool fabric! Silk and knit cottons are also good fabric.

How to Sew Your Own Pajama Pants without a Pattern


11 Free Pajama Pants Patterns




Badge bit requirements:
- must be full length pants
- must be from natural fibres such as cotton, linen, wool, silk, etc.

To document your completion of the BB, provide proof of the following as pics or video (less than two minutes):
-  your pieces of fabric cut out
-  your sewing in progress
-  the finished pajamas on a person, and mention what fibre they were made out of
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I made two pairs of pants for a friend out of cotton canvas. He was interested in this Thai-style pattern with its integral waist belt as it allows significant freedom of motion, which is important in his work.

The pants are constructed from 8 pieces of fabric, including the belt, and patterned off of an existing garment, which had shorter legs and less overhang at the waist (he wanted both of these longer). I think they came out well, and my friend was very happy with the result.
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Cutting and sewing
Cutting and sewing
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Finished pants
Finished pants
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My pair of pants I've had for....just over 12 years is finally to the point where it's ready to become something else, so I needed a new pair.

Copying my pants onto the new fabric and cutting it out.



All cut out.

Sewing things up



Done, nice and comfy with a cotton icord draw string. The fabric itself 100% cotton.
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