23 month old wants me to sew...
06-26-2010, 09:28 AM
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Originally Posted by quilting memaw
LOL....so sweet! He will probably have a long arm before he hits 1st grade!
Marsye, Come to my house, I'll be your memaw.....
Marsye, Come to my house, I'll be your memaw.....
06-26-2010, 11:22 AM
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That was the sweetest story. A man with a mind of his own. My DD had a pink, blue and white afagan that she lost when she was five. She carried that thing everywhere. Wash day was hard as I had to hide it til it got dry.
My DS had a teddy named George. As he grew George would retire to the cedar chest. A few days later George would sneak out. This went on for quite awhile. Now George sits on a shelf in Olivia's room. So far Olivia hasn't gotten attached to just one thing except Mommy.
My DS had a teddy named George. As he grew George would retire to the cedar chest. A few days later George would sneak out. This went on for quite awhile. Now George sits on a shelf in Olivia's room. So far Olivia hasn't gotten attached to just one thing except Mommy.
06-26-2010, 12:57 PM
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My grandson had a blue blankie with a bear head. He like it so much that my daughter got a second one, then she could switch them & get it washed. :XD:
He would always hold the tag so that he could rub his thumb back and forth over it.
Now he is nearly 10, where did those years go. :?:
He would always hold the tag so that he could rub his thumb back and forth over it.
Now he is nearly 10, where did those years go. :?:
06-26-2010, 03:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Olivia's Grammy
That was the sweetest story. A man with a mind of his own. My DD had a pink, blue and white afagan that she lost when she was five. She carried that thing everywhere. Wash day was hard as I had to hide it til it got dry.
My DS had a teddy named George. As he grew George would retire to the cedar chest. A few days later George would sneak out. This went on for quite awhile. Now George sits on a shelf in Olivia's room. So far Olivia hasn't gotten attached to just one thing except Mommy.
My DS had a teddy named George. As he grew George would retire to the cedar chest. A few days later George would sneak out. This went on for quite awhile. Now George sits on a shelf in Olivia's room. So far Olivia hasn't gotten attached to just one thing except Mommy.
06-26-2010, 04:36 PM
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Originally Posted by QuiltingGrannie
Originally Posted by Olivia's Grammy
That was the sweetest story. A man with a mind of his own. My DD had a pink, blue and white afagan that she lost when she was five. She carried that thing everywhere. Wash day was hard as I had to hide it til it got dry.
My DS had a teddy named George. As he grew George would retire to the cedar chest. A few days later George would sneak out. This went on for quite awhile. Now George sits on a shelf in Olivia's room. So far Olivia hasn't gotten attached to just one thing except Mommy.
My DS had a teddy named George. As he grew George would retire to the cedar chest. A few days later George would sneak out. This went on for quite awhile. Now George sits on a shelf in Olivia's room. So far Olivia hasn't gotten attached to just one thing except Mommy.
Toby is now 62 years old, has new yarn hair and a painted face and arms- the plastic turned yellow and Grandma gave him a make over when I took him to college.
His "sister" for my cousin is in the lost doll world.
Toby has a place on the shelf in my sewing room along with the dotee dolls and my girls other special friends. :) :)
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