How to Fix Feety Jammies

Supplies:

• feety jammies with holes in the feet
• tissue paper (pattern)
• pen/marker
• scissors
• fleece (any color will do...I used some left overs I had stashed away)
• pins
• sewing maching/serger

First you'll turn the jammies inside out and flatten out the feet. Trace the bottom of one of the feet onto the tissue paper with a marker/pen then cut it out.

Place new foot pattern onto fleece. I doubled up the fleece so I only had to cut the pattern out once.

Here is what you have:
Next you'll pin the two fleece feet onto the bottom of the jammies.

Then sew the fleece onto the jammies. I used a serger then did a straight stitch just inside the serged edge for added durability. If you don't have a serger just zig zag around the edge and then do a straight stitch just inside the zig zag.

Here it what it looks like from the bottom after it's been sewn.

Voila! Good as new...well, almost. There's now a lot more life to these jammies (and one other pair) since they still fit and they're super soft and comfy to wear...or so I'm told. :)