I am not sure, but I have been wondering if the person who created the graphics, spoke another language. I know that the words don't always translate and start with the same vowel.

For example the word nurse... and I had to look some of these...

Nurse
German Krankenschwester
French infirmière
Portuguese enfermeira

Supposedly, they all mean nurse but start with a different letter.

If you check out the entire alpha you will note there are only 10 stick figures, so they will not necessarily match the letters since each figure will have to be used more than once to complete the alpha and the numbers that are listed in the set.

Personally, I think there was a plain alphabet, and these 10 stick figures, and they were just put together to make a set. If they were meant to go with a letter, there would be 26 of them. ???
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Jo

I think its an iron worker :D

I haven't stitched any of these out yet but it appears that the letter is sewn first so you could add the stick figure from another letter if you wanted to. The figure really doesn't correspond with the letter.

The 'sticky boys professions' was a set of 10 designs, free some time ago, by clipartopolis. So there are not enough figures to match 26 letters. Astronaut would be nice with A, but goes with J and T. I think they are not meant to match.