Little Roo

Disney inspired t-shirt with Roo embroidered on the chest and arms with Mickey ears. Children size 86.

Tunique in blue and flowers

Here is another tunique with arms of 3/4 length, size Small.

Paw Power

A couple of years ago I bought some cotton fabrics with athletic club logos from different American universities. I bought them here in Sweden at "Olssons Tyger och Stuvar".

Here is a pair of Bermudas shorts with Clemson University Tigers (I have now learned that Clemson is located in South Carolina after a Google search). The shorts is in children size 86.

Another pair is the one with Winsconsin Badgers.

Mickey Ears T-shirt

A t-shirt with Mickey Mouse ears, children size 86.

Sweatshirt trousers

Trousers in children size 98. It's a common model, to make them a little more original I've made them of two colours, blue and brown, with striped cuffs.

Elephants in a row

Long sleeved t-shirt in white and blue with cute elephants. Children size 98.

Tunique in summer colours

A tunique in size Small. The arms in fresh green are of ¾ length.

Winnie the Pooh

A long sleeved t-shirt with Winnie the Pooh. One of the pre-installed embroideries in my Brother sewing/emboridery machine.

Flower skirt

A skirt made with my “office skirt pattern” as I call it, same model as the one in brown and white. Length to the knees. Simple to sew and I feel comfortable in it.

Sweater

It's still summer but when it gets colder it's nice to have a warm cozy sweater on. Here a blue one in sweatshirt fabric, children size 98. I didn't have enough fabric for the whole arms so I made them by two pieces. I think the seams turned into nice details.

Car

Long sleeved t-shirt with an embroidered car in children size 98. The embroidery pattern is made by Filip Koza (http://www.filipkoza.cz/).

More colour splashes

A tunique with wrap-around neck. The same fabric as the colourful t-shirt.

Scooby Doo embroidery

A long sleeved t-shirt with Scooby Doo. I made this embroidery out of an image by editing it in Photoshop (reducing the amount of colours etc) and then converting it to an embroidery pattern using the software Brother PE Design.