After seeing several wonderful creations on several blogs participating in the Winter Wonderland Pattern Anthology, I ordered this set of patterns for the Little Guy.
I made one of these patterns last week, the Tree Climber Trousers, I used some denim from my stash. Here are some pictures but it was really hard to take pictures of a little guy on the move. I added a label for the back pocket, thanks, Debbie.
I made a size 12 months, which are a bit too big but he will grow into them. In width and length, he is a bit short.
This pattern has a nice feature on the knees, another piece, that is stitched to an upper piece and lower piece. It adds interest to the front and on this pair I added some flannel to the wrong side. It just seemed a good idea for the crawler and on the hardwood floors.
A little better look at the knees but still hard to see. The twins were home on Thanksgiving break and were watching him this day. They tried so hard to get great pictures, I think they took 50+ pictures.
The little guy doesn't want to stand up, which is unusual for him, but here is a front view of the trousers. I need to buy some more boy fabric appropriate for pants. These were easy to make and I think they look great on him.
One more pictures, this is just a funny one, he is checking out the camera.
I made one of these patterns last week, the Tree Climber Trousers, I used some denim from my stash. Here are some pictures but it was really hard to take pictures of a little guy on the move. I added a label for the back pocket, thanks, Debbie.
Nice back pockets and belt loops, the waist has elastic for a great fit.
This pattern has a nice feature on the knees, another piece, that is stitched to an upper piece and lower piece. It adds interest to the front and on this pair I added some flannel to the wrong side. It just seemed a good idea for the crawler and on the hardwood floors.
The little guy doesn't want to stand up, which is unusual for him, but here is a front view of the trousers. I need to buy some more boy fabric appropriate for pants. These were easy to make and I think they look great on him.
One more pictures, this is just a funny one, he is checking out the camera.
Jeans are cute, but not near as cute as your little Grandson. I bought my daughter the boy pack of those patterns but we haven't tried them yet.
ReplyDeleteThanks, I want to make the shirt next then the jacket. And those hats are just too cute.
DeleteWow, these look so professional and cute! I'm so impressed!
ReplyDeleteThanks, so much, his mom loves when I sew for him.
DeleteHe is cute as a button! And if he is able to move that well in those jeans, you've done good:) The flannel on the inside of the knees is a great idea.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Angela, he moves all the time. I wonder about using a think quilt batting and quilting lines in a crosshatch for the knees, too.
DeleteSo cute!! Duncan's wearing his Tree Climbers today. :) Such a fun pattern!
ReplyDeletethanks so much, it is a great pattern and it doesn't take too long.
DeleteReally Cute!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Joen, I just can't get enough of him.
DeleteYou're very welcome! He certainly adds to the label's cuteness factor better than I ever could. :-) Great little jeans ... I thinkt the flannel at the knees is an inspired addition.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Debbie and I so appreciate the labels. Much better than all my flowers and pink ones! LOL. I hope the flannel helps his knees, he goes so quickly that his knees don't stay on the floor long.
DeleteDarling baby....and cute jeans, Nana!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Patty.
DeleteThis may be the cutest blog post ever! Awesome idea to pad the knees. The jeans look great and it's so much fun to see the little guy on the move!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Shar, they were so fun to make and he just makes my heart sing!
DeleteVery professional job and oh so cute.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful job and he's a cutie!
ReplyDeleteYour grandson is so adorable! The jeans look great. I'm going to have to take a look at that pattern.
ReplyDeleteThese pants are so great and your grandson is such a cutie!
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