(I only show one because, well, they are the same. I'm calling them "The Princess and the (Sweet) Pea."One more: I know I brag on my grandbabies a lot, and you see more of Blueberry, because I see him almost every day. Here he is, discovering grass. Not too appalled, as some of mine were:
He actually enjoyed it, I think. In the background is the first quilt I ever "quilted," my Civil War four-patch.
Well, we are finally finishing Blackeyed Susan's room today--off the job for several days. Tomorrow I hope to post pics of hers and Alvin's room.
Have a blessed day!
Your work always impresses me!
ReplyDeleteAs do your grandbabies!
Looking forward to seeing their rooms!
I love the civil war quilt and I *really* love that gorgeous grandbaby of yours!....I could spread him on toast (crikey, I hope you have that phrase in the US...it just means he's sweet, like jam!)
ReplyDeleteMrs. Plain and Simple,
ReplyDeleteI understood your phrase "spread him on toast." We would usually say, "I could just eat you up!"
Mrs. Tam,
You're always so kind--thanks again!