The reality: Well, the male model can stay (he *is* handsome, isn't he?), and the kids are pretty cute, but there's a problem: No Christmas PJ's! Why? Well, frankly I'm cheap. I can't bring myself to spend $15-20 per pair of jammies for one day, when I could spend that on presents. So I don't, and every year I'm sort of sad.
This year is going to be different, though! We have a house! We are actually WAKING UP in OUR house!! Santa will actually have a chimney to visit us with ;) It's gonna be great! And to top it off, my children, sleepy eyed and all, will have Christmas Pajamas! And the best part? I *made* them! That's right, kids! I made them!! ...Ok, my mom helped. But I really did the majority of the work. I swear!
Here they are modeling their new PJ's. They really love them :) Ben's have candy canes all over them, and Maddie's have Christmas lights.
That male model I told you about? Yeah, he got jealous and wanted some too. So I made him some pants. Here he is "modeling" them. Such a cutie!
It's gonna be a GREAT Christmas!!!!
4 comments:
Awesome PJ's:) So where are yours? Love, Katie
Becky...that's awesome! Kim taught me how to sew baby burp clothes so I wonder if I should try and do something like this. How hard was it? Did you use a pattern?
HARD. Patterns are a completely different language. I had to call my mom with almost every step I did. In reality, they aren't difficult. But trying to figure out what the pattern wants me to do is near impossible for me. I can make quilts any day, but patterns stump me.
So impressed!! They look great.
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