Kelly came over on Saturday night and we made little clips until the wee hours of the morning. Never mind that the house was being destroyed around us by our five children, we were determined to make a dent in the list of Christmas gifts we want to make this year. So, if you are one of my 5 nieces or the mother of a sweet little girl in my life, look away now!
The clips are made from wool felt, fabrics, covered buttons, ribbon, non-slip stuff and some amazing vintage buttons from my time in New Hampshire - and lots of hot glue.
I am a busy Mormon mother with three children from my first marriage and four bonus children in New York. I am a child of God. I am blessed with three wonderful extended families and many amazingly talented friends. I work full-time in a dental office and we live in a little 1940's rental just five blocks from the public library.
I adore Oregon.
I am happy. I am busy. I am loved.
I may be changed by what has happened to me, but I will not be diminished by it. Maya Angelou
"Love never dies a natural death. It dies because we don’t know how to replenish its source. It dies of blindness and errors and betrayals. It dies of illness and wounds; it dies of weariness, of witherings, of tarnishing." -Anais Nin
The clips looks great! Wow you guys made a ton of them. Good Job.
ReplyDeleteThose hair clips are so cute - your recipients are very lucky. The cutest part though, is that 'hair model' - Adorable!
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Aunt Barb
love them. they are so cute!!
ReplyDeleteStacey - those are the cutest hair clips! Post a how-to tutorial in all your spare time, would you? :) Sophie is quite the little model.
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