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Earlier this month, I went to KC with T,M, and Jenna and together with my sister-in-law Betsey , we were the Grandma, Aunt Nannys for a week. What fun we had as the "2 Crazy ladies with the Crazy little kid" as we labeled ourselves right from the start. We are "experts" on navigation, the "alphabet games", nature hikes, zoos and "pick'n up paw, paws--putt' um in your pockets!
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Well, it's been quite a week--Hannah was in her first STATE meet and did very well for a 7 yr 2 day old! Their team
didn't win any big
my
Love of S'booking --but I never really ever talk about my SB accomplish -ments. Well, last weekend, I took 2 days worth of Cricut Expression Classes from 101 to Advanced. We learned a lot about all the feature buttons,
about making "Cartridge" Things, but it made me want to come home and really use my cricut for all the fun things it can do. So I got out my Pooh Cartridge and my Sesame Street one (both are the font versions of each one) and started creating. I thought the cheerful Elmo would be perfect to greet people to my fun SB room, and the other two just followed. Each one took less than 30 min to create, but they are so neat. We did learn you should NEVER make these elements in a size smaller than 3 in, because of the detail work. These are the largest size I could make on a 12 x 12 mat. Now I'm in Love!! and I still have more Pooh and SS, Tinker Bell, Cars, Hello Kitty, etc to play with. Of course I wish I had the Princesses --Gee I wonder why!
do in our last 4-H meeting. We all-kindergarten to seniors learned a basic life skill--How to fix and repair small problems with our wardrobe, including sewing on Buttons. Here are my 2 adorable Grand daughters, H and C, both 1st Graders , in the act of sewing (second pic), and with the finished product! H even took her fabric home and sewed on 2 more buttons and took the whole thing to school to show her class. As a reward for learning this skill, each 4-H'r received a small home sewing kit and the "Gold Button Award". And you know what, this turned out to be one of the most fun meetings we've had!
You all remember the Can-can slip--right?? Well the Princess dress is just a can-can skirt from being a true "Princess" Dress! I sent a pic to J. to check out--but as luck would have it their phone and internet lines got CUT just this morning by workers working on a water main!!! It might not be back in service til Friday--Talk about bad timing! Oh well, the pictures are sitting in her in box when it does come up. Now on to magic wands and glittered castles and other Pricess things. This party is fast coming together from both directions--Wisconsin and Iowa!
Talk about Persever-
3rd "Princess" Birthday party--what could I do??? So here is the most beautiful princess at her first "fitting"--and as you can see, she is definitely feeling the part! Of course, she now calls for updates on the progess of the finishing touches--all the "Bling", hems, etc. I promise her it will be done--because who can dissapoint a Princess--not this Grandma!!
