My Pajama Sewing Class for Kids

We have officially completed our pajama class and once again I am beaming with pride over these kids. This was a difficult project for their skill level and I really pushed them. I am determined that each child leaves with a finished project. You may say, “Well, yeah. Isn’t that the point of class?” Yes, but each child works and processes things at different rates and to tell the truth I thought I might need to schedule an extra “make-up” class for this one. The sense of completeness and pride that they feel encourages them in future projects and builds their confidence. So often would-be sewers get frustrated from the language of patterns, choosing incorrect materials for the patterns, and often with sewing machines themselves. Several children have brought their sewing machines to class and I tried to work on them, but it got to the point where I simply gave up because the machine was taking away from my teaching time. You have to set yourself up for success and that’s what I want to do for these kids.

So without further ado, here are the final garments!

Esther, 3rd Grade

EstherFront

EstherBack

Jordan, 3rd Grade

JordanFront

JordanBack

Kayleigh, Grade 5

KayleighFront

KayleighBack

Madison, Grade 5

MaddieFront

MadisonBack

Aubrey, Grade 5

Aubrey Front

AubreyBack

Cherish, Grade 5

CherishFront

CherishBack

Rosemary, Grade 5

RosemaryFront

RosemaryBack

I would definitely say that my first pajama class was a success! Now on to the pajama party!

Love,

Rachel

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  • Mariellen True

    Rachel, you certainly have a right to beam with pride. All the ladies did a fabulous job on their pajamas.

    Mariellen

  • Erin Johansen

    Wow! Great jams and great modeling! Beautiful!

  • Jeanne Higgins

    I have a group of 7 girls from my church who come to me for sewing “club”. I really like what you have done here! Is this a pattern that you have designed or is it on the market and if so, can you tell me what it is? Also, what type of sewing experience ( previous projects) did the girls have before attempting this one? They have all done a beautiful job on their pj’s- from the fit to the fun fabrics they chose! Well done!