Description
This digital doll clothes pattern will let you sew adorable pajamas for your Journey Girls® doll.
Warm and cozy or cool and comfy? With four pattern variations, you’re sure to find a style your doll will love for any season. Make a set of pajamas with a top and pants or choose a nightgown. Pajamas can be made from flannel, cotton or cotton blends.
Looking for PJ’s for other 18 inch dolls? Check out the KeLibu pajama pattern that fits American Girl and Our Generation dolls!
Supplies:
For PJ’s with Top and Pants
- 2/3 yard of flannel, cotton or cotton blends
- 10 ½ inches of 3/8 inch wide elastic
- 6 ½-7 inches of hook and loop tape
- Sharp/universal needle
- Matching thread
- Optional – scrap of ribbon or lace for faux placket
- Optional – 3 small buttons (1/4 inch) for faux placket
For Nightgowns
- ½ yard of flannel, cotton or cotton blends
- 4 ¼ inches of hook and loop tape
- Sharp/universal needle
- Matching thread
- Optional – scrap of ribbon or lace for faux placket
- Optional – 3 small buttons (1/4 inch) for faux placket
Skill Level: Confident Beginner
Download, Print & Sew!
Start your project immediately with this digital PDF pattern. It includes step-by-step instructions with full color pictures and full size pattern pieces. A PDF reader is required to view and print the file (e.g. Adobe Reader for Windows or Preview for Mac).
You will see a link to download your pattern as soon as your purchase is complete. You will also receive an email receipt for your purchase that will include the link to download the pattern.
KeLibu is not affiliated with American Girl®, Mattel®, Our Generation®, Battat®, Maplelea®, Maplelea Girls®, Avonlea Traditions Inc.®, Journey Girls®, Toys R Us®, With Heart and Soul®, Kidz N Cats®, Maru and Friends®, Maru & Friends® LLC, A Girl for All Time®, Daughters of History Ltd. or any doll/toy company.
Patricia Hamilton (verified owner) –
Very cute pattern yet to make
Anonymous (verified owner) –
Hi! This is the perfect pattern for my JG’s ! Fits well and so many varieties..currently working on a house coat-just lengthen the nightgown and reverse the front/backs….ta da!! Great patterns, good instructions. Thanks!