The newest member of the family! Born April 8th 2009 at 11:44pm. Weighting in at 7lbs 6 oz and 20 inches long! We are so blessed to have another healthy baby in our family!
Proud Momma and baby.
And, this is where I started crying! So sweet. Here is Great-Grandma Donna and Great-Great Grandma Goldie holding little Aubriana.
You kinda have to use your imagination since I didn't have a spare shopping cart lying around the house. But, I think the general idea is there. I also added the pocket this time. I think it looks weird but maybe once it is fitting to a shopping cart it will make more sense.
Ouch!! Opps, I did it again. I passed out at bible study! I was smart enough this time to walk outside so I didn't have to make a scene like I did in Junior High. I just got too hot (or overcome by the spirit), and I kept thinking, "I am going to pass out!" So, I got up and walked outside in the cool air and thought I would be okay. I sat down and tried to relax but, then I woke up on the concrete with a skinned up knee, eye and ankle. Thank the good Lord I didn't pee myself!
Can't believe I passed out again, but I was due. It had been about a year, since the last time! Uncle Tom, please don't try to pull this scab off, you know what happen the last time!
Little shoes! I remember buying Daniel a pair of these shoes when he was born. Also, Huge HUGE thank you to Chris and Mabi who have almost single handily supplied Baby Mac with clothes up to 24 months! You have to love family and hand-me -downs!
Mom found these lambs at Goodwill. I am going to change them a little. I would like the blue to not be so dark and the grey to be black. I might make one a "black sheep", because, I love the nursery rhythm "Ba ba black sheep have you any wool?... "
This is the high chair I found in Ohio at an antique mall. I have half way stripped it down. To my surprise it was a lot harder than i thought it would be. Finally, I gave up and stopped at this stage of stripping. I need to finish it, and paint it black.
The side board that Gran-T gave us is going to be converted into his changing table. But, I plan to use all the drawers for his stuff too. Such as: bibs and socks!
3-6 month onesies
Blankets, quilts and crib sheets.
This is a shopping cart cover that I made with the intention of giving to Stephanie. But, I didn't get it done in time for her shower. So now if she still doesn't have one, she gets it. But, Steph truth be told I don't sew like my Mom yet. There are some imperfections, but it shouldn't fall apart in the wash!
Hope you like it! I have the material and intentions of making another one soon.
This time for a boy.
" I just don't have any extra space to make a sewing area like my sister"-me
"Well, she just took an area on her wall and made it work,"- Mom
"I don't have any wall space left." Looking around my house I spotting the chuck wagon table.
The Aw Ha moment! I knew I had to first figure out what to do with the junk inside. Although, a lot of dishes were piled up in there it didn't take long to find other places for them. Then, I got right to work and filled the chuck wagon table with all my sewing goodies.
It really makes a huge difference to have everything in one place.
And, now instead of storing all my sewing stuff in the to be baby rooms.
So, I took them off and washed them in the dish washer.It did an amazing job! I was so impressed!
Now our Magic chef is magically cleaned!!
