I made these to kind of match. Turns out, no one here likes either outfit. Even the model shot is using a loaner kid.

A simple raglan shirt pattern made with some great 'fabric' I found at the second hand shop- it was disguised as an XXL shirt for women at the time.

Before felting:

(Sarah is used for size comparison)

After felting:

I love this bag pattern, it whips up so fast and I was able to use up a bunch of leftover wool.

Pattern here: http://www.blacksheepbags.com/booga_bag.html

This bowling set was the perfect gift for a small friend who had his birthday party at the bowling alley.

Pattern here: http://www.etsy.com/listing/73591760/i-heart-bowling-pdf-sewing-pattern?ref=sc_1

Summer hat. I used a bit of interfacing in the brim, but it could have used a slightly heavier weight all around.
This pattern: Mamu Elin http://fairytalefrocksandlollipops.com/catalog.htm?item=2027
By the way, this is a really cool shop, check out all the cool products they carry!

Picking, eating, canning.

Sprouting really is that easy! Wheat sprouts day 3. I just popped the solid center circle piece out of the canning jar, used it to trace around on plastic canvas and viola! Special sprouting jar.