Who is that handsome guy? Why that’s my sweet hubby modeling the Adult Charlie Tee that I’m working hard on finishing up for my eager testers. He really likes the fit of this tee, and I think it looks great on him. This is the first time that I’ve asked him to model anything for me, and he behaved so much better than his offspring who are my regular models. It was so nice to not have to chase a model around the backyard with the camera!

I love that this pattern allows you to do everything from a basic tee like this one to an outerwear hoodie like the one below with all sorts of options in between. This pattern will include all the options that are included with the smaller versions of the same pattern: the basic tee, the colorblocked tees, the ringer tee and the hoodie.

This is the medium hoodie on Samantha. It’s a tiny bit big on her, but I think it’ll work well for layering when it starts to cool off here.

Here’s the back with the hood down.

And, from the side with the hood up. Note the look of pain on her face coupled with the object flying through the air in the bottom left of the photo. That object would be the rubberband that her dad shot at her in the middle of our little photo session. He was much better behaved when he was the model!

This pattern is scheduled to be tested and ready to sell by the end of this month along with the Inside or Out Pocket Pants.

These have been in the works for some time. I keep leaving them, finding something that I need to change and setting them aside for later. I’ve finally fallen in love with them, and now they’re just about ready for testing.

You can see the main pockets on the two pairs above. You can choose to sew the pockets on the outside for a more casual look or the inside for a more formal look. Those first two pairs are sewn from lightweight sweatshirt fleece.

This pair is constructed of cotton woven bottomweight fabrics. They’re a lot of fun with their print pockets and the cargo pocket on the leg. These have a back pocket which you’ll see in the modeling shots, too.

Here’s Charlie modeling the woven ones. He’s not an incredibly cooperative model, but I think you can get a pretty good idea of how they look. The waistband is flat in the front and gathered around the elastic in the back.



Here’s Jamie modeling the 4T. He’s wearing a pair made of french terry with the main pockets on the inside and two back pockets.



I’m loving the fabric versatility with this pattern, and, of course, the many pocket choices. If all goes well, it should be available for sale by the end October!

I’m guesting at The Apple Orchard tomorrow! I have five outfits that stock tomorrow night at 8:00 p. m. eastern. Here’s a little peek: