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.
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.
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.
This winter I made a few new trousers for Jorn. All his clothes were to small for him. This was one of them. Spring is in the air, so it was now possible to take the pictures outside.
For a party at the pre-school playgroup of Jelle I made this cute Po costume. He always watches the Teletubbies. He likes Po the most. He even pretends to be Po. (I have to be LaaLaa, his brother Jorn is Dipsy and dad is Tinky Winky). The base pattern comes from the Dutch book "Knippie verkleedklerenboek". The antenna, tv-screen, ears and mittens are my own design. I made this costume in size 92/98.
Because she loves Jelle his salopette trousers so much, I made this grey ribcord salopette for my niece Marle. My sister-in-law bought the fabric and the cotton tape with gnomes. All I had to do was sew the trousers.
Last fall I also made this fleece jacket with cow application. The cow application is made from small pieces of left over fleece fabric. The jacket has funny ears sewn into the hood of the jacket. Although the cow application is very cute, the black details give the jacket a firm look. The fleece jacket has a black cotton lining to absorb moisture. It also gives the jacket a comfortable feeling. The pattern was made in size 98 and comes from "Knippie idee".
Last fall I made a Jeans Jacket for my son Jelle. I used a dark blue ribcord fabric and a lightblue cotton lining. The pattern pieces are laid on the fabric in different directions . The small differences in colour in combination with the red seams create a playful look. The pattern comes from "Knippie idee" and was made in size 92. The original pattern didn't have a lining. The original pattern had fake pockets, but I made real pockets instead.
The pattern of the sweater comes from Ottobre. It's a combination of two different patterns. The different colours of sweater fabric make this sweater so unique. The size of the sweater is 92.
The pattern for these red ribcord trousers comes from the magazine "Ottobre". I laid the patterns for the pockets and some other pieces in a different direction on the fabric. This way you get small differences in colour. This gives a funny effect. The trousers are size 92.
For the birthday of his teacher I made a clown costume for Jorn. All the children were dressed up as circus people. Jorn wanted to be a clown. The pattern comes from 'Knip Mode' february 2000.
Last April I made this elephant suit for my son Jorn. He played an elephant in the musical at school called "Bodo and the rainforest concert". He was one of the elephants that danced at the music from the Disney movie "Jungle Book". (That part from the movie when the elephants march through the jungle.) The pattern is very loosely based on a pattern from "Het Knippie Disney Verkleedklerenboek". The ears, trunk and nails are my own addition to make it a real elephant suit. The size of the suit is 116/122.
Some while ago I made a sweater with a car and a bus and jeans with bend lines. Both patterns come from Ottobre nr.4, 2007. The orginal pattern of the sweater had a zipper in de seam of one of the raglan sleeves. It also had two additional car designs on the sleeves. 
I made this cool overall for my son Jelle. He now wears size 92. The pattern came from the magazine "Knippie" nr.1, february-march 2009. This time I didn't alter the pattern very much. I added some backpockets and changed a few decorative seams into real seams.
I made some clothes for a babydoll. The doll was dressed to girly for the son of my friend. So I made the doll a little more boyish. The patterns come from the magazine Burda, with only Doll's clothes.
