Yay! The smalls are done. 2 dozen. These are all in velcro, the mediums will use snaps instead.

Those last four outfits were made from cotton knit, which is usually great for Florida winters. I was concerned about an actual cold day, so I made this set of fleece. Same pattern used, but no pockets on the pants. I also had only a scrap of this baseball fleece, so had to use the black for the sleeves and green for the back of the shirt.

The fourth outfit. These are all somewhat interchangeable with the colors. All of the pants have pockets, which tend to harbor some odd items.

The third outfit.

The second set of pants/shirt.

With a cool front moving through, I decided to make 4 long sleeved shirts and 4 pairs of pants with pockets for the little guy. It was so rewarding, he was thrilled! What a change from the last dozen dresses.

With perfect bias tape, this bag was fun and fast to make. So fun, that I made 2!

Pattern:
http://sewmamasew.com/blog2/2011/01/free-pdf-pattern-from-the-bag-making-bible-bag-giveaway/

Tiny pouches are my scrap specialty. Add a snap and kids love to put anything in them. I mean anything literally.

Large diaper. These little hedgehogs are so cute!

Tin whistle case. This black fabric has musical notes printed on it, but my photography is not up to the challenge. One kid needed this for class.

These are the latest tiniest quilting projects I've found. They are called mug rugs or snack mats. They would be handy for just a small snack instead of a paper towel, but I doubt I'd ever use them properly. They are fun and tiny and I was able to try some fun quilting stuff I just haven't tackled on a big project.

Can you see the sweet pink sheep? Who doesn't love sheep? This is a changing mat. We use these by the bunches in the begining. I used a prequilted fabric for the back, very fast and easy.