Don't Snooze- Oliver's Flannel Pajamas are here!

September brought me back to the warmth of flannel pajamas. These are my zip up style pj and are made out of a variety of flannel prints.

Oliver the Super Dog!

Blue background with the super fun dog print. He will have lots of fun wearing these pjs!

Oliver the Fireman

Your doll can pretend he is helping during an emergency in these darling pjs. What boy doesn't love firetrucks?

Oliver loves Cats!

Imagine cuddling with this cute kitty!

Oliver has fun with frogs!

Cute patchwork print with frogs, giraffes, etc., Add on the diaper too! I am totally out of this darling print now.

Oliver's ready for Christmas!

This one features a white background with large penguins and red snowflakes. Last one! While supplies last.

Oliver's Winter Fun

Cute royal blue pjs with penguins, snowflakes, and trees all over it.

You can probably tell that this feetie pj is one of the favorite patterns that I have drawn up to date.

On Amazon Handmade

On Ebay

HaHpp

Happy September!

Lynnette

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