Above, both the dolls are wearing clothes that my Grandmom Smith made and they're laying on a blanket that my Grandmom Silk made. You want to talk about a maker, my Grandmom Smith was a true maker! I should really do a post on her one day. Every Sunday she'd have a craft set up for us to do and during the week she'd have been making herself clothes or us doll clothes. She'd go to a nursing home to do crafts with the elderly. I should save all that for the post. I wasn't so keen on the piano lessons though.
Thursday, April 15, 2010
The Attic
Above, both the dolls are wearing clothes that my Grandmom Smith made and they're laying on a blanket that my Grandmom Silk made. You want to talk about a maker, my Grandmom Smith was a true maker! I should really do a post on her one day. Every Sunday she'd have a craft set up for us to do and during the week she'd have been making herself clothes or us doll clothes. She'd go to a nursing home to do crafts with the elderly. I should save all that for the post. I wasn't so keen on the piano lessons though.
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I didn't know your grannies made all that stuff! Clothes for your dolls, that's a good granny!
ReplyDeleteThat Thumbelina doll is not scary AT ALL.
Bad Daniel, hogging the entire closet. That's supposed to be YOUR job.
Thumbelina is a newborn, newborns are scary looking!
ReplyDeleteAs far as Daniel, letting him control one or two things in the house keeps him from wanting to control other things!