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Looks good. It looks like you planned to do it that way in the begining.
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29723They look great with the bands matching, now if he grows up and not out just add another band of colour to what is there to get the new length multi colour pj's. lol Marian
45917Great job Loralye. I think they look 'more finished' now. Good save.
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42046I think you did a fantastic job! It looks so cute and I'm sure the handsome little lad loved his new pj's.
35301338510550Well i would cut off cuff add sleeve length and turn up tiny hem Easy peasy
360437111108I would add as much length as you need to the sleeves in the green contrast. Just unpick the sleeve hem if you can or cut it off which ever works best for you and then do the hem exactly the same as you did for the pants. Will look great and no one will know except you. Don't forget to adjust your pattern while it is fresh in your mind so when you do the next one it will be the correct length.
29723I'd do the cuffs just the same as you did the legs. They will look great!
140717Another option would be to cut the sleeve off midway up and insert a band of the contrasting fabric. Make this band as wide as you need to get the length you need.
22592I would do it the way dragonflyer has suggested or I might try a layered look. Use knit fabric (T-shirt) and extend the arms that way.
57620I would cut off the serged hem...add a new length to the sleeve even if it is a contrasting fabric..and re-hem...if they are too short as well..add the same fabric to the pants...or add a cuff to the pants with the same fabric...
by pldc
11 Jan 2015
I have added the full picture of the bottoms too so you can see the green & orange. Should I make the cuff like the bottoms? I did the bottoms by folding a pc of green in half & then adding the orange bias trim in between then stitched that. How big should I make the cuff how do I know?
by jrob
12 Jan 2015
Make the cuff whatever length you need to have the sleeves be the correct length.
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