Agnes PJs PDF pattern
Agnes PJs PDF pattern
Agnes PJs PDF pattern
Agnes PJs PDF pattern
Agnes PJs PDF pattern
Agnes PJs PDF pattern
Agnes PJs PDF pattern
Agnes PJs PDF pattern
Agnes PJs PDF pattern
Agnes PJs PDF pattern
Agnes PJs PDF pattern
Agnes PJs PDF pattern
Agnes PJs PDF pattern
Agnes PJs PDF pattern
Agnes PJs PDF pattern
Agnes PJs PDF pattern
Agnes PJs PDF pattern
Agnes PJs PDF pattern
Agnes PJs PDF pattern
Agnes PJs PDF pattern
Agnes PJs PDF pattern
Agnes PJs PDF pattern

Agnes PJs PDF pattern

£14.00 GBP
£14.00 GBP
Tax included.

This is a digital PDF pattern. You will receive a link to download the files in your confirmation email after purchase

Available in sizes 6 - 28

The Agnes Pyjama Set is a relaxed loungewear suit that comes with the option of shorts or long trousers. The shorts/trousers are designed to sit high on your natural waist with an elasticated waistband and feature no side seam so are very simple and fast to sew. The shirt is very oversized with batwing sleeves and no waist definition. It has a convertible collar with a button up front and patch pockets. 


This pattern was designed especially for woven, light to medium weight fabrics like Cotton Lawn, Poplin, Linen or Ramie. It would work well in fabrics that are as light as a Cotton Voile or Double Gauze but would also look great as an outerwear set made in medium to heavy fabrics like Cotton Drill, Canvas and even a soft Denim.

The pattern is suitable for an advanced beginner. The majority of the garment is straightforward, however you will need to be able attach a collar and create buttonholes.


The pattern is available in sizes 6-28. All sizes are included with your purchase.

For reference there are two models of differing sizes photographed. 

Joy-ann (Black Afro hair wearing the orange and grey cotton lawn check PJs) Measurements: She is 5'9" tall 57"/50.5"/55.5" She is wearing a size 28 in both garments. 3 inches of length were added to the hem of her trousers but no other adjustments were made to the pattern.

Levi: (Dark brown hair up in a bun wearing the pink heavy weight linen Pjs) Measurements 34.5"/29"/39" and she is 5'10" tall. She is wearing a size 10 shirt and size 12 shorts. There were no adjustments made to the pattern.

For full sizing info please refer to the chart below.












Please click on the links below to open the Finished Garment Measurement and Fabric consumption charts.


Please see the chart below (and in there is also a copy with the photographs) 

Body Measurement Chart




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 Fabric Consumption Chart




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All files are in PDF format and have pdf layering enabled. 


Print at home Pattern for A4 or US Letter paper (59 pages)


    

  • To print the shirt only: Pages 1 -30
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  • To print the shorts only: Pages 31 - 42
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  • To print the trousers only: Pages 31 - 59 
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A0 Copy shop pattern (4 A0 pages)


US Copy shop Pattern (4 36" x 48" pages) (the trouser leg doesn't fit onto one large page so is split over two)


A projector File is also included in the purchase


An instructional booklet which has construction steps to guide you in making the Miller Trousers and includes measurement charts and fabric consumption information (22 pages).

















 


Digital patterns are PDF computer files (portable document files) delivered directly to your email account. They are formatted ready for you to print at home on either A4 or US letter paper. There is also a large format copy shop file included that you can take to your local printer or copy shop if you want to avoid the at home assembly process.


Once you complete your payment for a digital pattern, you will automatically receive two emails. One is a purchase confirmation/receipt, the second email contains a link to download your pattern files as well as the instructional guide book which has construction steps and all the other useful information you may need to make your own Paper Theory design.


You will need a PDF viewer to print this pattern. There are many different PDF viewers you can use, but we have always preferred Adobe Reader. If you do not have a PDF viewer already, you can download Adobe Reader for free at http://get.adobe.com/reader/




































        


        
    

  





  

    
      
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