Stage 2: Place to perfection
Stage 3: Drive train through buttons
{while mother hot glues because she doesn't have the patience for sewing-shame, but true}Stage 4: Disagree with mother on how artwork should be displayed, only to change your mind.
I wanted them to be all together as a bunting, the daughter wanted to hang just hers in her room. I consented, but wanted a picture of them all together first. Right after I took the picture, "Oh, they look nice. They can just stay right there."
Please check out some of these fabulous linky parties. Wonderful ideas and inspiration await! Thank you!
3 comments:
Hello, I find you via Raising Memories. I love love love your activity :-)
Stumbled upon your blog via a little lovely. This is such a cute idea that I know my kids will enjoy also. Please consider linking up to my blog bash K.I.S.S.=Keep It Simple Sunday, it's open til Tues. evening. Happy to be a new follower also. :)
http://thetatteredtag.blogspot.com
Thanks for linking up at my blog bash K.I.S.S=Keep It Simple Sunday, I appreciate your creativity. The kids are cute as buttons! :)
http://thetatteredtag.blogspot.com
Post a Comment