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One of the cons about sewing strike offs is that you need to sew them months in advance so there’s time for fabric preorders and sewing! This is also the greatest pro about sewing strike offs! I am prepared for holidays months ahead of schedule!
I have a small confession to make. My name is Karen and I am addicted to furry pom poms. I just can’t help it! They are so adorable on little hats for Kai, and he gets a big grin on his face everytime he holds one! It doesn’t hurt that they are so darned inexpensive on Amazon, either!
This awesome Fireworks panel and print is currently on preorder at Shear Madness Fabrics. I couldn’t wait to get my hands on it, to make Kai a New Year’s Eve outfit! I’m sure this little set might even be seen until at least 7:30 or 8:00 pm on New Year’s Eve!
And the fireworks panel/print paired perfectly with Flying Pig Fabrics black and white skinny stripes!
For the top, I revisited the Varsity Cowl Neck Pullover from Peek A Boo Patterns . I had only made one of these tops before and had a little bit of a challenge, but this time I knew what I was doing and it was much easier! I loved the tiny little stripes for the collar and pant legs!
The pants are a new favorite pant pattern – the Chipmunk Cheek pants by Duck Butt Designs. I really like the gusset on these pants.
The top is the Teeny Beanie free pattern from Patterns For Pirates. I made the largest size and am hopeful it will still fit come New Years!
Be sure to check out this current preorder at Shear Madness Fabrics! There are several great New Year’s prints and glitter coordinates to choose from!
Fireworks is on preorder at Shear Madness Fabrics.
Black and white stripes are from Flying Pig Fabrics.
Hat pattern is the Teenie Beanie by Patterns For Pirates.
Shirt pattern is the Varsity Cowl Neck Pullover by Peek-A-Boo Patterns.
Pants pattern is the Chipmunk Cheeks Pants by Duck Butt Designs.
Family Of Makers 
Anything that puts such a smile on this little cutie pie’s face is a-ok with me! He looks so precious in all the outfits you’ve been making for him. My sister wishes her kids had a grandma that could sew like you do.
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