One of my brother's friends owns a garment factory outlet. The store mainly stocks sports clothing, amongst others, made of bamboo cotton which keeps you cool during summers and warm during winters. Sadly, the store holds clothes only for adults and nothing for kids.
I sew up the sides together by inserting one leg piece right-side out into the other leg piece wrong side out and then turned the attached pieces wrong side out.
So last year, before moving here we decided to buy a couple of bamboo cotton clothes to wear at home. The cloth is super soft and my husband fell in love with it right away.
Over the past year the only full-arm t-shirt he bought had become tight (ahem.. not because the t-shirt shrunk!). However, he was still not done with having it around so I decided to make a pyjama for my daughter - this way the t-shirt would still be in the family :)
After watching few videos and tutorials on Youtube and Pinterest I ended up with my first pyjamas for my daughter:
I traced out an existing pyjama pants as pattern and cut 2 pieces of the tshirt.
I sew up the sides together by inserting one leg piece right-side out into the other leg piece wrong side out and then turned the attached pieces wrong side out.
After that I attached the elastic to the waist area. And I ended up with this:
In the picture, the pant looks like capris because a small portion of the material was stuck in her crotch (which I noticed only after uploading the picture).
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