I made classic vintage pajamas| simplicity 1325

[@kellybrown8638]

I am an old guy who doesn't sew. Your video was posted in my home page. What a well done video! You are an amazing Video host. Thank you for taking time to share this. God Bless

[@SewRena]

Thank you so much and welcome 💕💕

[@Lonelyone1111]

WOW. SEWRENA EVEN THE OLDER DISTINGUSHED GUYS COME TO YOUR PAGE

[@Lonelyone1111]

She is one amazing human. I think ahes AI Are something no one can be so perfect. But she is..... And Guys can sew too u can do it

[@Lonelyone1111]

So adorable !!!!!

[@catherinejustcatherine1778]

Welcome! Also, one of my older Male friends fixed up one of his friend's old sewing machine, and was surprised and fellow easy it was (the mechanics are apparently a simplified version of the automobiles at the time). He loved restoring old cars, so the skills were already there. He taught himself to sew in a few minutes and made himself a spiffy casual outfit. If you have similar skills (to driving older/classic cars), sewing might be easier than you think.

[@the1_grammy503]

Absolutely young lady! If you’re going to live vintage, live it 24/7! I just adore your pajamas. Of course I adore your whole vibe. Looking forward to your next video and listening to you narrate not only the sewing/cooking but just listening about you. I was born in 1959 so all of your styles are familiar to me. In fact, I probably had a pair of pajamas very similar to these. The fabric is perfect for the era and your sunny disposition. Blessings over you Ms Sewrena!

[@SewRena]

Thank you so so much ❤️❤️

[@caoimhenimhuireadhaigh1303]

I have been chronically ill for a decade, and been bed bound for many years within that decade. I wear matching granddad jammies all the time, shorts and a blouse in summer, then the traditional ones the rest of the year. They make me feel better about myself when my body is making me feel horrific. 10,000/10 would recommend

[@suzannegonzalez2630]

I love the philosophy of putting cute pajamas or nightgown on each night for bed or when you're sick. I remember when I was pregnant & felt so big & a friend said a pretty gown would make me feel better & it really did. Love the story about your grandpa always looking nice even for bed. Those are memorable good impressions he made on his granddaughter!😊

[@CindyLeaux]

100% agree. ❤️ Before I started sewing, I’d collect the frilliest Zaza Gabor-style vintage loungewear I could find. It makes me so happy to float around in them, lol. Now, I get to sew in them! Truly, it’s my dream to make a 4 season capsule wardrobe. Slowly but surely. Can’t wait to be able to be as immersive as vintage girlies like you! (Edit) Also love the story of your grandparents & feeling closer when you wear matching sets. Fashion can be such a wonderful connection to those we love. Thank you for sharing!

[@lizzieb6311]

Omg! Do you have one of those lovely confections with the fluff around the bottom hem? I so adored that floaty and sexy style though they never looked great on me.

[@CindyLeaux]

@@lizzieb6311 yes! 🙏🥹 Zaza was the queen of them and I am blessed to have several similar (thanks to loved ones). i have a pattern too so i can sew my very own one day. eventually i’ll make it 🥰

[@lizzieb6311]

@@CindyLeaux Do it! You can make it exactly YOU 💜💜💜

[@shannonperez9816]

There's so much comfort in watching your videos. I love what you do! ❤

[@joypowers563]

I totally agree!

[@olderendirt]

My grandparents and my dad all wore tops and bottoms that matched. Mom was more into nightgowns. I had both growing up and I made both of my sons' pajamas when they were young. That fabric is really pretty. I've used french seams on lingerie and on fabrics that had a tendency to ravel. They make a nice finish. About a year ago I ordered flannel pajamas just to see if they'd be warmer in my 100 year old house and they were, but I found a flannel bed jacket I'd made my dad 30 years ago when he was hospitalized and started wearing that with them. What a difference. I was toasty all night. I just used a kimono style robe pattern and made it just so it would cover his back. We were the same height so it fits me about the same. Love your finished pajamas. Thanks for sharing this. ❤

[@liadanducky]

I definitely think of your feeling sick or depressed but you have something that feels good/comfy and makes you feel pretty you will feel better❤

[@JacqueTrebing]

That’s so precious that your grandparents have had such an influence on you.

[@peakayharris8707]

I know exactly what you mean. When I retired, I started collecting in the nicest pajamas I could afford. And I had the same thought in mind: just because I m lounging around the house does not mean I don't have to look good. You never know who's gonna come to the door (I have a lot of things delivered now) Also Like you, I have matching everything to go with my Jim jams: slippers, socks, scarves, & robes. But what I did to keep it all matching effortlessly is to keep it all to the same color scheme. Pink, Red, Gray & Black. That way no matter what accoutrements you wear with your "sleeping suit", it will always be stylish.

[@kimholcomb6943]

I like those colors pink red grey and black.

[@peakayharris8707]

@@kimholcomb6943 I like them because they work on just about everyone's skin tone. Plus you could even potentially coordinate with "your" Mr. Serena quite well....whether or not he chooses to wear any pink at all. 🤭

[@lizzieb6311]

You look beautiful as always! There’s a lot to be said for the easy timeless elegance of well made and lovely pajamas to lift your spirits and make you feel pulled together. Like your Grandfather, my Dad also wore classic pajamas…typically navy with ivory piping or white with navy piping and always wore a coordinated bathrobe when he came from my Parents bedroom. Sweet memories. The print you chose is beautiful and they look cool and crisp for the hot summer months. 💜

[@interestedobserver9352]

Loved the pj's, and the story about your grandfather.

[@jennydame]

Love how simple and comfortable this set is 🤩💗 You gave me such a lovely reminder that when you look good you feel good. I’ve haven’t felt like myself, no dressing up and staying in whatever clothes all day. It really does make a difference putting in the effort 🌹💗🌹

[@SewRena]

I hope you are doing well and yes. Just that little change makes the difference. This fabric comes in different color ways and I’m tempted to make more

[@katwitanruna]

I was born in 61. I remember having something made of a similar fabric. I believe mine was pink. You chose the perfect fabric!

[@SewRena]

Awww there is a pink rose Version.

[@Lucinda_Jackson]

I had shortie pj's just like these in blue. And I made my daughter some in the 80s or early 90s from a vintage pattern in the pink/rose!

[@joybellamy5561]

You are so right you know you can and depressed walking around not feeling good and get dressed up in a pretty dress and feel so much better, so why not have pretty night and loungewear and feel pretty all day and night

[@cherylhuot4436]

Darling PJs! I’ve always worn nice pajamas. Not vintage, but nice. You’re right. It just makes me feel good.

[@ShonjiPowerOf2]

I used to be a lazy bedtime person who wore like my tshirt but have puppies now and a matching pj set is a game changer. Meets public decency in my front yard but also its so much easier to get ready for bed when i have a drawer of pjs. Old people know things!

[@sallycormier1383]

I love how often you use yellow in the garments you sew! It’s my favorite color. 50’s and 60’s clothing brings back happy memories for me as I was born in the 50’s. Especially when I see you cooking in your fantastic kitchen I have memories of my mom who always was in a dress, brooch & lipstick on and a cute apron tied at her waist when she was in the kitchen. ❤ I do feel better even if unwell when I make the effort to either get dressed or have a nice nightie and robe on. So I agree with you there!💛

[@donnakennedy3763]

I just found your videos, i am in my 60's teaching myself to sew my own clothes. I love your videos. You are AMAZING!! I love the 40's and 50's fashions, also. I found a couple of patterns i just have to try. Thank you so much for inspiration.❤

[@tinabarringer8488]

Love the jammies! You have such beautiful hands and nails. My mother had beautiful long, slender fingers and nails and I always think of her when I watch your videos. Weird, huh? I love your style and enjoy watching. Keep up the good work!!!

[@samsungtablet9155]

You exemplify the true vintage lady. Those were the best years of my life. Thank you

[@ninabooker2904]

I agree completely. Your mood is definitely affected by what you’re wearing. I love the clothing styles of the 50’s 60’s and 70’s. So I love your style and your makes, so pretty. ❤

[@smilebell8381]

I do understand ❤ I also grew up with my grandparents ❤ And both were than way❤ top and bottom ❤ Always ❤ I just loved my grandparents ❤ Them were and always will be the greatest people in my life ❤❤❤

[@WootenWooten]

I started wearing vintage pajamas, either ones I’ve sewn or purchased vintage, and it’s truly changed my mood so many times and just makes me happy. I love this set and the fabric is perfect!

[@hellokittylikeskaga]

I completely agree with you. I have collected vintage nightgowns for years because I feel better in them. I also just never felt ready for bed until I have my nightgown on. I personally still feel dressed if I try to wear things like sweat suits to bed. The fact that vintage nightwear is just beautiful is a bonus. On the other hand, I do understand people who can't wear them. I have been told by some people that they can't wear vintage nightgowns because they wake up tangled in them.

[@poetmaggie1]

Dear lady you and I have hand crank sewing machines. Good for you. Your choice of pajamas by the way is like what I chose for my school home economic project, used them for years and wore them out.

[@marykf3325]

What a lovely way to think! I really like your story about your grandparents. My father was just like your grandfather. He didn't have a lot of clothing but what he wore was always impeccable, matching and looked very handsome. You are a great sewing inspiration! Love your videos!

[@SewRena]

❤️❤️ thank you! I admire that so much about old people. They make looking good look effortless

[@lawallace4344]

This image is an awesome vintage kickback. Makes me smile. You look amazing! Also, I do love your sewing tutorials!

[@SewRena]

Thank you so much 🥹❤️

[@francesedwards4369]

You are so fun. I so enjoy your videos. And yes, your sewing skills and knowledge are stellar.❤

[@stephanieyee9784]

I love your shorty pjs Serena. I was just thinking you could add both a pair of long pants and ¾ pants to that set. Edge the hems of the ¾ pants in a green satin ribbon. Also, adding 2 pockets on the top would be nice. One on either side at belly button height. Just putting it out there. You always look gorgeous and so well put together. ❤️

[@shemanicmaid]

Somehow it makes total sense about keeping your style even to bed. Everything about you is so graceful so going to bed dressed in your own graceful style suits perfectly. Apologies if this sounds cheesy or fan girly!

[@Hippiechick11]

You just came up on my feed and I'd never seen you before. I love your pajamas! And there is something about the vintage patterns that seen more elegant or something. I'm going to be binge watching your earlier posts.

[@brilliantdiva5068]

5-30-24. Prefer 100% Silk for intimate/sleepwear

[@sewingintrifocals-alisonde7778]

I have a book entitled Sewing Lingerie, and it includes lots of guidance on pajamas. It’s a Singer Sewing Book. Not that you need any guidance! The book helped me the first time I made my own panties. It has step-by-step photos of how to do that weird rolling thing for the completely enclosed crotch. I am in my PJs drinking coffee & watching your video. 🤣. Now I really NEED to sew myself some special PJs-they make me feel pretty, too.

[@SewRena]

I love the singer sewing books I don’t have that one yet.

[@blufaerie]

I love vintage sleepwear and I want to start making 40s sleep sets! Thanks for sharing!

[@julieweber6670]

This is my first time watching your video. I will subscribe! I like vintage also. Mostly the 1950s. I noticed your sewing machine is like my mothers. She is 85 and she still sews with it! Keep enjoying your passion!

[@SewRena]

Welcome so nice to have you 💕

[@TealCheetah]

This vid speaks to me. Due to chronic fatigue I spend most of my time in bed, in boring modern pajamas. Historical costuming is my jam, and I was just wondering about making more historical PJs, since it's the majority of the clothes I wear.

[@SewRena]

I think that would be super cool

[@StephanieCanada]

I love this set! You influenced me and now I am actually wearing that nightgown I made forever ago.

[@easterkatie]

I am all about matching pajamas and lounge wear!!

[@saleemahfareed4495]

Cute pajamas thanks for sharing 😊

[@hollypierce3076]

Girl! I love the wallpaper! I can't stop looking at it! 💜🖤 Also, I'm looking to get my own sewing machine, but I'm a beginner, any advice on what machine to look for?

[@SewRena]

I love vintage machines they are very forgiving to beginners. I’ve done some things to my kenmore that would have ruined a modern machine while learning. 70’s Kenmore’s or older are wonderful. If you choose singer 60’s or older

[@hollypierce3076]

@@SewRena thanks! I'm going to look for the Kenmore! If that is forgiving I'm positive I'll need it! 😂💕

[@BStar3]

This year I declared that I wouldn’t go to bed In old tshirts or shorts. I began to buy silky pajama sets or silky nightgowns and it was exactly for your reasoning! You just feel better! You wake up better your skin feels better! It’s just better!!!

[@kristienathanson8282]

"Business suit for the bedroom"!! I LOVE it! I am now going to make myself some pajamas AND and housecoat (my nana had a bunch of them and they were stylish!). Thanks for the inspiration!

[@sebinaeady8857]

....just to chime back in, I live in louge wear. I have Lupus, I don't work? Something about a good MOOMOO or soft cotton pj's, just does it for me❤

[@joypowers563]

Love your connection to you grandparents! You’re just precious and love everything you create! Still drool over your kitchen🤣🤣personally- Love my “ granny gowns”. It’s hard find sometimes or I don’t know how to shop for them 🤷 They are cotton gowns, knee length. Yes I understand the “ feeling better” when I’m sick by wearing something nice. I call it “ feeling human” even if I don’t really, it helps ground me.

[@tinabarringer8488]

Love the jammies! You have such beautiful hands and nails. My mother had beautiful long, slender fingers and nails and I always think of her when I watch your videos. Weird, huh? I love your style and enjoy watching. Keep up the good work!!!

[@dacrayzblaze1]

I have a dress that I made that I turned into a night shirt and I enjoy it more than most other clothes I sleep in

[@LiaBunny93]

omg! I love your singer vintage sewing machine. I love your content pretty lady! 💌I love pink matching pajama sets!

[@grateful5881]

What a beautifully expressed connection with your grandparents and what a sweet way of honoring them with your actions and thoughts. You obviously have a lovely spirit and your talent is A-MA-ZING! Agree with your philosophy on self care and adore your retro style!

[@joycleckley2881]

Plant some LEMON Balm to ward off mosquitos. You can grab couple os leaves, xrush them in your hands, then rub your arms and legs to ward them off pesticide free. Jammies are sooooooo cute, love that yellow floral print too💚💚💚

[@epowell4211]

You have made very valid points about why to have nice sleepwear. Growing up, mom rarely let us call in sick from the bed - we had to get up, have breakfast, try to get ready, before she'd accept, "I'm too sick to go to school." I was super stubborn, so I always said I still felt bad, but have to admit, it often did make me feel better. As someone who hasn't worked since 2005 because of a disability, the importance of good sleepwear is even greater, as it often winds up being 24 hour wear. I noticed that the closer to "real clothes" my sleepwear is, the more I accomplish, and the cuter it is, the better I feel. We didn't have a lot of money growing up, so one of the things I associate with "good living" is matching sets and tailored clothes. To this day, I get excited if my socks and undies match my outfit lol. In the 80s, I inherited some of my grandmother's old baby doll sets, and their effect was almost magical. I was a punk/new wave awkward teen, feeling very unloved and unsure of who I was. Wearing these sweet, feminine, cutesy pjs made me feel like a safe, loved, cherished little girl again. It's amazing the effect clothes have on us. I just wore overalls for the first time in probably 45 years yesterday, and must have gotten a dozen compliments from strangers - since my figure is nothing to brag about, it had to be the attitude they gave me lol. Wear what brings you joy! Wear what makes you smile! Wear what you love! And remember, what you're wearing now will be your wardrobe for your entire ghost existence if you die :P LOL

[@sebinaeady8857]

I absolutely adore your style❤...it's the dedication for me! So classic, beautifully crafted well thought out garments. I look forward to watching you live your life❤

[@joywill9503]

I have no idea how I got here…but ohhhh wow I love it here.. I’ve always been interested in anything vintage 😍🙌🏽 your videos make me feel I’m in that time period!! Love your home, style and cooking videos.. I’m making the scones today!! Thanks so much

[@catherinejustcatherine1778]

Adorable I do my best to look "good" all the time. My sense of "style" tends to be more "varied" than "replicated". I also appreciate well "matched" things, especially on other people (the exact same ...color/image/design, etc...) so, I do love how well you do it! I do enjoy seeing "matching" on other people. To me, personally, picking colors &/or patterns that genuinely complement and welcome one another is a different sort of "matching". like you, I understand, accept, and support that each person usually has their own way of "thinking" *this got posted in the wrong place. I have moved it & am about to edit my orginal comment so the algorithm doesn't see a deleted post.*

[@sandraholmes7694]

Thank you! I love your machine. I had a Singer that was about that year model. I wore her out after 25 years of making most of my family's clothing. You have inspired me to make some vintage things. 🎉

[@fawntheresa5338]

I would love to always have matching pajamas. Pre-baby I had several but they don't fit me now, so I guess it's time to make more!

[@Scrapin2012Designs]

Yes, I like to wear matching PJs to bed, also I agree with you I grew up with the saying. When you look better you feel better and do better... Years and years ago it helped me when I didn't feel my best. Thnx 4 the awesome video.

[@nitamay3534]

I believe it is truly admirable what your grandfather engages in. It is not a tic; rather, your grandfather carries himself with a distinguished and elegant demeanor, he's a dapper man! You should be proud of your Grandparents! #FamilyLove #GrandpaGoals

[@carolyng5133]

Dear Sewrena, are your closets full? You make lots of clothes! Do you ever donate things you have sewn when you get tired of them? I don't think I could part with clothes that I made by hand! Fun video!

[@joannedeepsheep8161]

You make my heart happy❤️ On my 6th Christmas I got a pair of baby doll pjs and a polyester pink housecoat.

[@kathleenfleming7519]

You sound so much better. I'm glad you are well. I was wondering where you get your fabrics for your projects, now that fabric stores like Joann Fabrics are no longer around?

[@BrickStationNZ-iu9dq]

I think waking up wearing something "presentable" gives me more get up and go. I feel more energised and I am more likely to pu5 on real clothes and be productive. If I wear just track pants or whatever I am more likely to just stay wearing them.

[@kathyl6677]

Similarly, I've lived in my jeans and t-shirts for years. I have a job now where I can wear (need to wear) jeans and Ts. I finally got tired of jeans and Ts and bought light sweaters and nice leggings to wear as pjs, but as they are also "day wear" clothes, if I have a day when I can stay home or don't want to get dressed right away, I still look presentable in "nice clothes,' and no-one knows the difference.

[@bumbygrl]

I agree with you. I decided to upgrade my sheets, get satin pillow cases, new pillows, matching sets of pajamas in different weight fabrics and styles, slippers, new socks and underwear and it has made going to bed more relaxing and luxurious and helps me sleep better. I always aspired to have all matching sets of pajamas and finally invested and I definitely feel more elevated, put together and relaxed as well. Like you said, I enjoy what I see in the mirror and it makes me feel good

[@margomoore4527]

Great idea to make all French seams. Raw seams will unravel and ultimately destroy the garment, especially one that is worn and washed a lot, especially with lightweight fabric! “Homemade” garments so often fail in that respect.

[@laurao48]

I see someone already mentioned bed jackets. I think they can be so pretty while being practical. I like a cold bedroom but in the winter it’s chilly sitting up while reading (I’m a hot sleeper and therefore wear light weight pjs). I have some fabric my great grandmother’s friend gave us years ago and have hated to cut into it. This would be perfect 😊

[@KRLWRGHT]

I don't think it was a "tick" that your grandfather had regarding him matching his tops and bottoms PJs, he sounds like he was a classy well put together man, who knew style and uniformity.

[@bruttoribes6410]

I've loved vintage since I was 11 and when I was 12 an older lady I was close to gifted me some probably vintage nightgowns she didn't wear anymore/she never used. I used them for a couple years but then I stopped because they were very sheer, they weren't comfortable and they were not breathable and I came back to my modern pajamas. Now that I can sew can try to make a pajama that's vintage AND suits my needs so I can feel pretty even when I just woke up

[@MaryWalsh-ux6oj]

A word of advice: You should always wear something cute to bed because you never know who you will meet in your dreams! You should make a disclaimer that you are not responsible for any old guys (that the algorithm selects) if they have a heart attack. As usual a wonderful video.

[@basicbaroque]

I started with vintage pajamas. They look good in cotton or linen, which are easier for me to sew, as a beginner. I get to add gussets, so I have full range of movement in a breathable, comfortable fabric. They look so nice, on top of being practical. I prefer them over modern pajamas that say "Do not dry," on the tags.

[@gracegiven5093]

I loved hearing about your grandparents! I agree that it feels great to look nice for yourself. I really appreciate your views in light of our current society where women have largely lost their femininity. Personally, I think stretch fabrics have been the worst invention for women. I think that when women wore more natural fibers, that lack of stretch reminded us to be more conscious of our form. People will hate my opinion, but this is what I think. I applaud you for all of your efforts and your lovely feminine style!!!

[@megansampson]

I love these! And I agree, when you don't feel good wearing something that makes you feel special helps!

[@ettajohnson8234]

Nice pjs! I like nice sleepware with the only difference being, I have to buy them. I do sew by hand but sleepwear is out. In the past I altered my clothes by hand.

[@georgeyaeger9064]

Aunt Johnny here: I love your channel! You do such a great job explaining each project.

[@rubenruizjr.5155]

I am so in love with the retro psychedelic wall paper behind you. May I ask where you got it? Thank you.

[@TheCath1308]

This is just amazing! I totally agree with the fact of feeling fancy even when you feel sick. Also, I love the yellow nightie you are wearing at the beginning. 😊

[@twinnish]

I second your idea on nice pjs. It is absolutely true. I take extra showers if changing into my nice pjs. When I sit around in sweats and tees I am less productive and a bit slovenly. It doesn’t elevate the day/night at all.

[@brendanelson9635]

I agree that even pajamas make a difference in how you feel. Very good video. Love it and looking forward to more. Thanks.

[@dg226]

Aw this came out so good I hope I can develop the sewing skills to make this at some point. Most of my pyjamas are so ugly and I’ve not been able to justify spending money on nicer sets but I feel so much better when I’m wearing nice ones.

[@deborahf3738]

I love matching cotton pajama sets. I actually bought a bolt of green with tiny gold polka dots, I can't wait to dig into that. Thanks for the cool video.

[@magsthisandthat]

I'm currently making a vintage night gown in matching fabric to a vintage short sleeve, shorts, and pants set that I made. I have a porch and I too made it in mind for sitting out there. I decided to make the nightgown so I have a whole little matching pajama collection. I love how this turned out! Maybe I'll post mine when I'm done too!

[@bonitahamm8238]

Who taught you to sew and where do you find the vintage patterns? My grandmother sewed and made me a lot of dresses and summer clothes growing up. I wonder what happened to all those patterns? LI'm new to your channel and I love it. ❤

[@EllePeaButterly]

Your grandpa was etched onto you. That is why it is important to hang out with good people. I have the store bought style of this sleep wear and it is classic. I remember this style was popular when I was a kid. I have not been a kid for along time.

[@quazylade90]

I have had a vintage pajama on my table for a month while also sewing my dress for Chicago frocktails. My dress is done but I have 6 days and still have to finish hubby vest and now there is an all white party so I need to push the pajamas aside again. I am going to be tired cause I know I am going to have do long nights if I want them in my suitcase.

[@saleemahfareed4495]

Cute pajamas thanks for sharing 😊

[@SewRena]

Thank you

[@MaryChase-r1j]

How have I never found you before? So glad you popped up on Stephanie's channel

[@deloriscapps1987]

I wear matching pajamas. They make me feel loved, cared for, and stylish. Self love and respect.

[@sparkyal43]

Your pajama are lovely and your video is great. Thank you for sharing.

[@KariWickstrom]

Love this- grandparents are a good source for ‘classy’ super cute pajamas

[@barbarabutterfield2679]

I loved getting flannel pj's for christmas when i was little❤

[@deborahmisinec1968]

I have been disappointed in sleep and lounge ware for years. I like being put together even for down time.

[@lyndioli]

So cute! Especially worn with your head wrap!! 😉

[@alycegallant5406]

You are such a sweet person to watch. Your personality is so soothing, well done video.

[@kimholcomb6943]

I don't if I'm not feeling well or just at home I just wear sweats. I feel comfortable in them.

[@AliyonahMorgan]

I love matching pajamas and suddenly i need to make pajamas ... as my first project

[@SewRena]

This is very beginner friendly! I highly recommend as a first project

[@deerapp3941]

I really like your thoughts on lounge wear. Gonna have to dig into my patterns.

[@jacquiemullings7605]

What make is your machine? Looking great 👍🏽 ❤

[@Mums_a_knitter]

Listening to you talk about the value of a good set of pyjamas has made me realise what that soft cotton print that I have stashed away really wants to be.

[@Mspuddin67]

Home sewn clothing wears like iron. You can wash them over and over.

[@emilybaumann5835]

Just finished my bed jacket from Simplicity 4756 tonight, so I can completely relate to wanting to lounge in style AND comfort!

[@SewRena]

I have yet to make a bed jacket. I can’t decide what fabric to use for the patterns I have