Bens got a scissor fascination at the moment i bought him some left handed scissors but i cant remember where i have put them so here he is chopping up a picture with mummy's craft scissors .
This little guy is Winston the Zebra
Hes made from a pair of stripey socks and was made for Sarah ,Colin ,Alice and tummy pixie of the Taylor-Dunn tribe :)
I decided way back in February that i was going to knit Ben and Daisy a Rabbit each for Easter and it has taken me this long to finally finish knitting them both, fitting in a bit here and a bit there while Molly slept next to me in bed .
while rummaging through boxes i came across a 'Magic Painting' book which we were given last Christmas so we had a go and Ben and Daisy were amazed by it ! and i must admit so was i it was really fun painting it and seeing what colour the pictures went ,its not the most creative thing ever but was lots fun.
This little piggy is now 3months old and has started 'talking' and attempting to roll over
Ben took this photo of me and the Molly pop.
These are our scrunchy crunchy chicks which we made for Easter cards .
It was a good job we started all our Easter crafts well in advance as we all came down with the vomiting bug Daisy got it then Molly got it a bit then Daisy got better then Ben got it and got Better then i had it then Daisy got it again but this time she had it really bad she couldn't keep even the smallest drop of water down and spent about 3 days being sick we visited the out of hours doctor who gave her some medicine to stop her being sick but it didn't work, on the fourth day when she got up after a night of being sick she looked really awful and was screaming for juicey and when i comforted her i could feel all her bones and she had visibly lost weight so me and my mum took her straight to the urgent care centre at the hospital. She was admitted to the children's ward with dehydration and put on a drip she was so unhappy and screaming in pain it was truly awful all i could do to help was cuddle her .
This little guy is Winston the Zebra
Hes made from a pair of stripey socks and was made for Sarah ,Colin ,Alice and tummy pixie of the Taylor-Dunn tribe :)
I decided way back in February that i was going to knit Ben and Daisy a Rabbit each for Easter and it has taken me this long to finally finish knitting them both, fitting in a bit here and a bit there while Molly slept next to me in bed .
while rummaging through boxes i came across a 'Magic Painting' book which we were given last Christmas so we had a go and Ben and Daisy were amazed by it ! and i must admit so was i it was really fun painting it and seeing what colour the pictures went ,its not the most creative thing ever but was lots fun.
This little piggy is now 3months old and has started 'talking' and attempting to roll over
Ben took this photo of me and the Molly pop.
These are our scrunchy crunchy chicks which we made for Easter cards .
It was a good job we started all our Easter crafts well in advance as we all came down with the vomiting bug Daisy got it then Molly got it a bit then Daisy got better then Ben got it and got Better then i had it then Daisy got it again but this time she had it really bad she couldn't keep even the smallest drop of water down and spent about 3 days being sick we visited the out of hours doctor who gave her some medicine to stop her being sick but it didn't work, on the fourth day when she got up after a night of being sick she looked really awful and was screaming for juicey and when i comforted her i could feel all her bones and she had visibly lost weight so me and my mum took her straight to the urgent care centre at the hospital. She was admitted to the children's ward with dehydration and put on a drip she was so unhappy and screaming in pain it was truly awful all i could do to help was cuddle her .
She had to stay the night i was all ready to stay with her but Mollyother ideas she hated the hospital and cryed and cryed and wouldn't settle so very tearfully i decided i couldn't stay so my dad stayed over night with her . the next day she stayed on her drip all day but looked so much better and was able to keep some toast and juice down so by the evening they decided she was well enough to come home .
She has slowly recovered and has got her appetite and her energy back but is still much thinner than she was . Ben missed her like mad and was really happy to have her home .
You are so creative and inspirational! I love the Easter cards and the Zebra is super cute!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely creative time you've had. I love the Zebra.
ReplyDeleteHope Daisy is feeling better soon, poor pixie. Love the badge and looking forward to seeing the crown too.
xxx
Wow you've had a busy time. Hope Daisy is feeling much better.
ReplyDeleteLove all the crafts too.
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awww bless your little ones- my ickle sweet pea seems to be catching everything since stating pre-school first chicken pox, chest infection then a runny nose cold and tummy bug!...bless little daisy going into hospital- im a single mother and trying to do everything with just two pairs of hands is often hard without the support of a partner- i sooo know how u must have felt- Your children are adorable- I love the Easter bunnies what a great idea. And the chicks and painting! ;0)
ReplyDeletebest wishes, kazzy xxxx
what fab arty things !
ReplyDeleteI hope you are all better now, my little one has the sickness bug for 7 days and lost so much weight - it is scary isn't it :-( Hope she is back up to full weight soon.
Loving the birthday badge, I just blogged about my middle ones birthday party the other day - fun times.
Poor Daisy. I hope she's fully recovered soon.
ReplyDeleteTake care
What a horrible experience for you all :( I hope Daisy is a bright as a button again in a few days time.
ReplyDeleteThose rabbits are amazing wow! I'm knitting a mouse each for my three, not quite as impressive!
Love Gina x
Poor Daisy, Glad she is home and well. Molly is getting so big too, she's beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteOh your poor little pixie. Hope things are much better now.
ReplyDeleteFab craftings, the bunny's are lovely.
xx