It has been a super crazy week. We have been dealing with freezing weather, sore throats, throw-up, and fevers. How on earth I've sewn anything is beyond me, and I have actually sewn a ton this week. I've had a little bag filled with already cut shirts to refashion for Jude. Here's all the little shirts I made for him.
I just used another one of his shirts as a pattern and made them all a little bigger so they will be more for the summer. The 2 long sleeve shirts are of really light-weight knit so they wont be super hot either.
After seeing the entries from Project Run and Play, I couldn't get over Max California's entry. I loved the color combo and the circles. I just had to make something with those colors!
I had some black sweat-shirt knit in my stash and thought an extra sweater would be perfect. I used a pattern from Ottobre Design magazine Summer 2011 to be the base of the sweater. The only real change was making pockets and then adding some decorative stuff. :D
Jude didn't like the hat though and kept trying to pull it off.
This was not the greatest of photo shoots. We mostly got these looks:
The last one I was super lazy and just tried it on over pj's. :D
Yay for most of my unfinished projects done!
I can't wait to see what everyone else comes up with for boys week. :D
I just used another one of his shirts as a pattern and made them all a little bigger so they will be more for the summer. The 2 long sleeve shirts are of really light-weight knit so they wont be super hot either.
After seeing the entries from Project Run and Play, I couldn't get over Max California's entry. I loved the color combo and the circles. I just had to make something with those colors!
I had some black sweat-shirt knit in my stash and thought an extra sweater would be perfect. I used a pattern from Ottobre Design magazine Summer 2011 to be the base of the sweater. The only real change was making pockets and then adding some decorative stuff. :D
For the pants I used some stretchy canvas fabric and based the start off Peek-a-boo Patterns Shop Skinny Jeans. I widened the legs, added patches and contasting stitches. I also love that they are super light-weight. :D
I had to roll them up since I made them bigger and this is my first kid that's more torso than legs!
Then I knitted a hat since his somehow keep getting misplaced.
Jude didn't like the hat though and kept trying to pull it off.
This was not the greatest of photo shoots. We mostly got these looks:
And here's a couple in two more of the shirts:
Yay for most of my unfinished projects done!
I can't wait to see what everyone else comes up with for boys week. :D
Very cute! Those pants are amazing. You accomplished quite a bit over there. He is most adorable! Great job.
ReplyDeletegreat job, I love the max inspired colors/circles as she is one of my favorite blogger ladies. But, I can see you have an eye for some fun too, the other choices are super cute. Especially love the cool beach scene shirt. FUN!
ReplyDeleteThank you! That is my favorite shirt of his too. :D
DeletePlease share how you sew amongst the puke. Do you sleep? :O) Love the stitching on the pants.
ReplyDeletelol Since everything was pre-cut, it didn't take me long to sew them up. It did help that my husband could hold our baby while I did it. :D I really hope we don't have another week like this ever again though!
DeleteLove it! You always make such cute clothes for your little ones!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Shannon! I love all the clothes you sew up! I can't wait for your tutorial! :D
DeleteThis is super cute! Love the topstiching on the pants. Great job!
ReplyDeleteLove.... ESP the color scheme, max and I have a love of similar color schemes ;op. your whole look is great, and I love seeing all the little ts on your little guy.
ReplyDeleteSuch a lot accomplished! I do love the blue and black together. Those pants are adorable with all those details. Awesome job.
ReplyDeletethe patches are wonderful of these pants!
ReplyDeletewhat a great idea.
Adorable!! And your little model is perfect! :)
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