We finally got Halloween behind us, then I spent an entire day organizing my attic of it's sweater collections, boxes of thrifty finds, old kids toys and outgrown kids clothes. Every year I sell what I can at a local Kids Swap.
I love getting rid of stuff
almost as much as I like collecting it!
That is a bit weird, even I have to admit!
I listed a few things on ebay, and then spent a day cleaning house.
There is nothing better than a clean house to make you want to break out the crafts!
My daughter came up with a design for the cutest stuffed dog that I ever did see! I actually think it is brilliant! I love how the tail is off to the side. So sweet!
My middle boy (for lack of a better description) put an order in for a monster - and I did not want to disappoint!
His name is now Mr. Monster.
I often find her cuddled up with her youngest brother as I did last night, and I was touched to see that she had given her new creation to him to cuddle for the night.
The weekend was a success!
Sweet, nightmare free dreams precious children.
How completely adorable Catherine! Your daughter's creation is amazing...definitely got your creative genes :o) This would be a great one to link up to my party on the 16th as you 'used what you had' with terrific results!
ReplyDeleteYour daughter is a hoot--and a creative girl, just like her mum! All of these creations are fantastic. The best part is seeing the photos of the kids drifting off to dreams; they clearly love their new stuffed friends.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful post! xoxo Gigi
PS I love purging just as much as I love collecting, too! It keeps the clutter at bay, doesn't it?!
Everything is so adorable! Your daughter is so creative and funny! I love the pictures of your sleeping children... so sweet :)
ReplyDeleteLove your creativity, and your children's! I made an elephant out of an old children's sweater, and my kids loved it. So soft. The monster is great, and so is the dog and doll. what talent.
ReplyDeleteI love your daughter's Picasso puppy. Too cute! It's clear that talent definitely runs in your family.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Anne
Greeat blog you have here
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