Betty Boop Pajama Pants

I have two pairs of Betty Boop pajama pants. So when I was given some Betty Boop fabric, I knew I had to make Hadlee some pajama pants. Plus what else are you going to do with Betty Boop fabric? I mean its not exactly a classy fabric choice for a dress or something.

Anyways. I used Simplicity 9184, which was made in 1970. I made a couple of alterations, because it isn't actually a pajama pattern. The legs on mine are both longer and wider. Longer because Miss Hadlee is a tall little girl, and wider because who wants tight pajama pants? I think they turned out pretty cute, and the hem is gigantic, so if her mom wants to re-hem them later she can probably wear them for years.

The shirt is actually maybe a dress? I can't tell, because it is to short to be a dress and to long to be a shirt. Maybe its a tunic for over leggings? (I didn't make the shirt, its from a Wittlebee box I once got) But I thought it was a better match for showing off the pajamas than the Doc McStuffins shirt she was originally wearing.

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