These free kid’s pajama patterns include a variety of pajamas for boys and girls.
When I was a child, my mom used to give my brother and I a new pair of pajamas every Christmas. This made a nice tradition, but it also was a great excuse to get some fresh new PJs. There is nothing like a new pair of PJs for a child. You make so many memories in your PJs as they are fun to play in and lounge in. They are a sign of ultimate comfort. If you want to make some pajamas for your children, here are some wonderful free children’s pajama patterns to get you started!
10 Free Kids’ Pajama Sewing Patterns
The best way to make pj pants for growing kids is with these No Pattern PJ Pants. That way, you can make any size and they’ll never outgrow your ability to sew for them!
These Kangaroo Pocket PJs from Aesthetic Nest are so cute! It’s like the best part of a pull-over hoodie on a pair of PJs!
The Pajama Rama pattern from Schwin & Schwin reminds me of those 50’s style button downs that men and boys used to wear. I love the large collar and over-sized buttons she used as well! The free pajama pattern is available in size 4T.
DIY Crush has step-by-step photos to go along with this Free Knit Pajama Sewing Pattern for kids. She used an organic cotton knit to make them, but you can use any knit that has 35-50% stretch.
If you are looking for a set for girls, check out the modifications Schwin & Schwin made to the Pajama Rama pattern to create the Summer PJ’s featuring cute little youth pajama shorts!
I love re-purposed things and this Knit Jammies Tutorial from Corduroy’s Closet is the perfect way to upcycle a favorite sweater into PJ’s for your baby or toddler. Genius!
Another amazing upcycling project is to make these Jersey PJ Pants from KojoDesigns. They use pieces of scrap T shirt material (from other projects or strips you just cut up) to create soft pants for your little one.
Gingercake has come up with another great upcycling project for little girls. This one is a Pillowcase Nightgown using, you guessed it- a pillowcase! Isn’t it just darling?
You can find another girls’ or toddler nightgown pattern at the Gluesticks blog. This one is called The 1-Hour Nightgown and has an adorable vintage/classic look.
Here is a toddler pajama pattern that can grow a little bit with the child. These Charley Harper Pajama Pants from Craftiness is Not Optional feature a little strap at the bottom of the pants that allow you to roll them up and hold them in place or unroll them so they are longer when you need them to be.
Happiest Camper has a nice long tutorial and Boys Pajama Sewing Pattern with plenty of photos throughout showing you the steps. This is perfect if you’ve been searching for a boys pajama sewing pattern.
If you want a classic family photo for your greeting cards this year, you might be looking for a free family pajamas sewing pattern. Make them matching by getting everyone tees in the same color, then use Life Sew Savory’s Family PJ Pants pattern.
For beginners, this tutorial on the Easiest Way To Make Pajama Pants by It’s Always Autumn is right up your alley!
Bonus pattern: I found this when I was looking for kid’s pajama patterns and I just had to include it since it was so fun! If you have extra fabric, why not make your little one a set of doll pajamas by Bombshell Bling to go with their new PJs? This one even comes with the sleep mask.
So many cute styles to choose from! What are your favorites?
More Free Sewing Patterns
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Nancy Hearn says
Just curious about pajama patterns. Need girls, size 10-12. Do you have anything? Could use for granddaughter living with us. I have material, need to get some ribbon to add some girly stuff for her. Winter is getting us this year in Oklahoma. (Nothing like Montana, but it has been cold enough all our feet and hands are dried up.) Ha! Thank you.