Adult Jupiter Joggers & Nightmare Before Christmas, what could be better?!

I tested the kids version of these joggers and ever since my mom has been wanting a pair! When I saw she was testing an adult version. I knew I needed to sign up to make her some!

They were perfect for the strikes of Nightmare Before Christmas from LMB Fabrics, in case you didn't know my mom and dad are NBC fanatics lol.

I made her a matching bag and shoes! The shoes are also from the same company as the joggers. These shoes are the Mary Jane style, they have several others as well.

The shoes of course have the tough tech waterproof traction on the bottoms so she will get a lot of use out of them.

These are the shorts version of the joggers vs the longer pants version. They have a large pocket that is optional but my mom does a lot of walking and really wanted a pocket for her phone.

The bag is the reversible Laney Hobo from Swoon Sewing Patterns. One side is all grey cupcakes, the other side I did the panel, with purple and orange accents of the cupcake fabric.

I love this NBC so much because it is more true to the story color wise. The tone is a bit darker while still fun. So many want to make NBC bright and cheerful and as fans, well thats just not what Nightmare Before Christmas is.

Always happy to take orders for bags, shoes, joggers, and anything else you might want out of this amazing fabric. We do have some in stock, but may need to order more so please let me know what you might be interested in. Or if you would like any of the things shown here in different fabrics.

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