Todler 3/4 Skater Jeans

This summer, I made these cute todler bermuda Jeans. The pattern comes from Ottobre Magazine nr. 3, 2008 and was made in size 80. I used some leftover Jeans fabric for the bermuda. I also used some leftover grey and white checkered cotton fabric for the pockets and waisteband. From this checkered fabric I also made a small label which was sewn into the seam of one of the legs of the bermuda. Most of the seams are stitched with an offwhite coloured yarn. Some others are stitched with a dark blue coloured yarn that matches the colour of the Jeans fabric.

Black, White and Blue Bermuda Jeans

I made these cool Bermuda Jeans. The pattern comes from Ottobre Magazine nr. 3, 2007 and was made in size 104. The base colour of the Bermuda Jeans is Denim Blue. The pockets and front of the Bermuda Jeans are made from black and white Jeans fabric.All seams are stitched with black yarn. The Bermuda Jeans has a fake zipper and elastic in the waiste band.

Red, Black and White Jeans

I made these Jeans for my son Jorn. The pattern comes from Ottobre magazine nr. 6, 2010 and are made in size 134.

The Jeans is made from a black Jeans fabric with a red inside colour. All seams are stitched with red, grey or white yarn. The backpockets are decorated with small pleats. The front of the Jeans are decorated with knee-pads and lowered front pockets that are part of the zipper. Instead of a zipper I made it close with snap fasteners. I sewed special elastic with button holes in the waisteband. This way the Jeans can easily be adjusted into a slimmer fit.

Jeans with Kneepads

Why do children always grow that fast? All of Jorn his Jeans were to short. So I had to make some new ones. The pattern for this Jeans comes from Ottobre magazine nr. 6, 2010. The jeans was made in size 134. I made some additional kneepads. After a while he always seems to rip the jeans at the knee area. I thought I'd fix this problem by adding kneepads. It's easier than sewing them on later to repair a hole. All seams are stitched with three different colours of blue. Light blue, aqua blue and cobalt blue. The jeans has a zipper and buttonhole elastic in the waisteband. Very convenient for slim boys like Jorn.

Black Bermuda Jeans

These black bermuda Jeans were also made in the warm spring period at the beginning of this year. The bermuda is made out of a black Jeans fabric. The black fabric also has a trace of red and white in it. That's why I chose red stitches in combination with grey and offwhite stitches. They match the fabric but they also stand out from the fabric. The pattern comes from Ottobre magazine and was made in size 104.

Bermuda Jeans with Car Applications

A nice bermuda for the nice weather last april. I had some leftover Jeans fabric. I also found some car appliccations. I matched the yarn colours with the colours of the applications. The result is very bright and colourfull.The bermuda has front pockets, side pockets and back pockets. The pattern comes from the Dutch magazine "Knippie" and was made in size 104.

Black and Blue Jeans

These Jeans are made of the same black cotton Jeans fabric as the Black Jeans with Blue Pockets. The pattern comes from the Dutch magazine "Knippie" and was made in size 104. All seams are stitched with light blue and aqua coloured yarn.

Recycling Dickies Jeans

How about some recycling? These Dickies jeans first belonged to my husband. The jeans were ripped in the crouch area. Unfortunately for him, beyond repair. The jeans lay in my repair bucket for a very long time. Some time ago I wanted to sew a jeans for Jelle. So I browsed through my fabric stash. I couldn't find a nice fabric. Then I saw my repair bucket and found the Dickies jeans. How cool would it be to make a new jeans out of them? It was a very nice fabric. So I set out to try if there was enough fabric to make a jeans for Jelle. And there was!

I removed the original backpockets which were transformed into the new backpockets. I also carefully removed the waisteband and made it smaller to fit Jelle. I also used the original loops that support the belt. I mimicked the colour scheme of the original jeans. Light blue and dark blue stitchings with small details of red stitchings.

The pattern comes from the Dutch magazine "Knippie". I made the jeans in size 104.

Blue and Green Jeans

This Jeans was made of the same blue fabric as the pockets of the Black Jeans with Blue pockets. The pattern comes from the Dutch magazine "Knippie" and was made in size 104. The Jeans has 4 backpockets and also 4 pockets on the front. All seams are stitched with light and dark green stitchings.

Black Jeans with Blue Pockets

This Jeans are made of a Jeans fabric in two colours. Black and blue. The Jeans are made of the black Jeans fabric while the pockets and other details are made of the blue Jeans fabric. Most of the seams are stitched with a three double stitching consisting of two green and one dark red stitching. Others are just stitched with a double green stichting. The pattern comes from "Knippie" and is made in size 104.

Black Jeans

I've been very busy sewing lately. For my oldest son Jorn I made these black Jeans. The pattern comes from "Ottobre magazine". I've used a black Jeans fabric and a grey and black checkered cotton fabric for the Jeans. The seams are stitched with grey and green yarn. The Jeans have a fake zipper and elastic in the waisteband.

Baby Jeans

I made these cute baby Jeans for my youngest son Jurrit. He is 6 months old and wears size 62. I made the Jeans from some leftover Jeans fabric. The seams are stitched with offwhite and limegreen yarn. The back pockets are finished with a limegreen and white checkered cotton fabric. The inner pockets are lined with the same fabric. The baby Jeans has a fake zipper and elastic in the waisteband.

Oilily Fabric Green Jeans

For my son Jelle I made these green Jeans. Again this was an Oilily fabric from my private stock.The fabric is double layered. Light green fabric on the inside, olive coloured fabric on the outside.The pattern of the Jeans is very suitable for a double layered fabric like this. It gives lots of opportunities to show the inside of the fabric. That's what I did with the lower seams and the backpockets. All seams are stitched with limegreen coloured yarn. All the details give the Jeans a playfull look.

I've made these trousers before with a black ribcord fabric. The pattern comes from the magazine Knippie and was made in size 98.

Car Sweater and Black&Blue Jeans

Last week I finished this sweater with car application and the Jeans with black and blue stripes. The Jeans is made from the same fabric as the black&blue jeans. The pattern for this Jeans comes from "Knippie". All seams are stitched with yellow yarn. On the front legs of the Jeans are two flaps that suggest there are pockets underneath them. These flaps close with a snap fastener. The backpockets close with a flap that resemble the front flaps. The back flaps also close with a snap fastener. The Jeans has a fake zipper and elastic in the waiste band.

The sweater is made of black and red sweater fabric. The pattern for this cool sweater comes from "Ottobre magazine". On the frontside I applicated a beetle shaped car. On the backside I applicated a bus. I made this carsweater  before, for my eldest son.

Oilily Fabric Jeans

Some years ago my husband bought this fabric for me at the Oilily outlet store in Alkmaar. I immediately sewed a jeans for myself. From the leftover fabric I made a jeans for my son Jelle. 

The grey wavy fabric simply askes for a layout of the pattern pieces in different directtions of the grain. All seams are sewn with lime coloured yarn.

The pattern was made in size 98 and comes from the Dutch magazine "Knippie". The jeans has frontpockets that run all the way down to the seams at the bottom of the jeans. The front pockets are decorated with triangular shaped stitches. The rectangular shaped backpockets have a flap that close with a snap fastener. The jeans has a fake zipper and elastic in the waiste band.

Salopette Jeans

Last winter I made these lovely salopette jeans for my son Jelle. The salopette is a size 98 and is made out of a supple jeans fabric. The pockets and the underside of the jeans are finished with a white dotted turquoise cotton fabric. The lining of the salopette is also made out of the white dotted turqoise fabric. All seams are stitched with white yarn. The salopette has some nice details, like the seams in the pockets. The side pockets are half stitched onto the trousers and half stitched into the seams.

Jeans

A while ago I made jeans trousers for my eldest son. All seams are stitched with either red or denimblue yarn. The jeans has front pockets, backpockets and side pockets. All pockets have flaps that close with a snap fastener. The flap for the back pockets is processed into the seam on the backside of the jeans. The jeans has a fake zipper and elastic in the waisteband.

Black Ribcord Trousers

Not so long ago I made these black ribcord trousers. The trousers are size 98. All seams are stitched with red yarn. The front legs have an extra layer of fabric. The opening of the front pockets are part of this extra layer of fabric. The inside of this curved 'flap' is lined with a cotton fabric with black and grey squares. This same fabric is used to line the inside of the front pockets, the inside of the back pockets and the seams at the bottom of the legs.

Green jeans

Last winter I also made these green jeans. The jeans are size 92. The inside of the pockets is made of a cotton fabric with green and brown squares. This same fabric was used to make the piping above the knees and on de backpockets. There is a pleat at knee-height. The familiar details like the fake zipper and elastic in te waisteband are of course present.

Jeans

Last winter I made this jeans for my son Jorn. The frontside  of the jeans has a double pair of pockets. The backside of the jeans has backpockets with pleats. All seams are stitched with either green or denim blue yarn. The knees of the trousers are worn with age. The pattern comes from Ottobre magazine and was made in size 128.