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by eggyannie 30 Oct 2014 ( edited Oct 31'14 20:01 )
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For all those who would like to make a fleecy set of lounge bottoms here's a couple of links to free download patterns

Use a plain fleece for the tops so that they can be use with any bottom pants. You could embroider a design on the top or even down the side of the pants if you use a no side seam pants pattern .
I've also added a link to some free slipper patterns for you just check out the Sherpa ones.
This would make a great Christmas gift for any one who sometimes needs a warm hug (embroider a kiss on the top.) Hope you enjoy making these and look forward to seeing them in the projects area.
Annie

4 links:
[1] You tube show for pj bottoms
www.youtube.com
[2] lounge bottoms
www.simplicity.com
[3] slippers
www.sewpin.com
[4] hoody top
www.allfreesewing.com
Comments (8)
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by sewilso 30 Oct 2014
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Thanks very much for your links! I love these kinds of pants in the winter. Those are some amazing slipper patterns too, so many to chose from! Neat!
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by dfischer 30 Oct 2014
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Thank you! Found the actual pattern for the lounge pants and can't wait to make some. Can't find the pattern for the top tho, just the envelope back... am I doing something wrong?
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by eggyannie 30 Oct 2014
scroll down and you should find it on the left hand side
by eggyannie 30 Oct 2014
sorry it looks like they have withdrawn the actual pattern but i have put you a link to a hoody top in its place,
You can use the pattern from a top that you may already have use a serger for a fast and easy neat finish.
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by sdrise 30 Oct 2014
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Thank you!!
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by 02kar 30 Oct 2014
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Thanks Perfect timing for me since I want to get back into making some clothes.
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by leenadvt 30 Oct 2014
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Thank you so much. I have been looking for a slipper pattern to make something for my daughter. This was perfect!
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by dailylaundry 30 Oct 2014
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Thank you - I especially like some of the slipper patterns!!
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by cfidl 31 Oct 2014
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Excellent! Fleece is not as hard to work with as I thought it would be.
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by loosie 31 Oct 2014
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Wonderful, thank you :)