My daughter and grandchildren were able to come down from Falls Church, VA and we managed to squeeze in some time in Gramie's craft room. I just had to show you two of the beautiful cards my granddaughters made:
Sugar Creek Hollow Butterfly
by Sophia, age 5
"Joy Sitting", Sugar Nellie image
by Olivia, age 10
There's nothing more exciting than for my granddaughters to get into Gramie's craft room. I think I am going to have to buy some more purple Stickles! The only item that is definitely off limit is my Copic markers.
Hold your loved ones close and enjoy every moment. Thanks for visiting!
8 comments:
Oh Marsha I am so sorry to hear that you have had so much to cope with this past week, it must be heartbreaking for you.
You have two talented Grand Daughter's their cards look gorgeous.
Take care
Hugs
Lorraine x
Life is so short. I'm so sorry for your loss.
The cards by the grandchildren are gorgeous. I see they get their talent from their grandmother.
Your grand daughter must get their crafty-ness from you, their cards are lovely. So sorry for your lost, and thank you for your visit
(Lyn)
Marsha, I am so sorry for your loss. It looks like your granddaughters are just as talented as their grandmother!
You have quite the crafty granddaughters:) Sorry to hear about your losses, Marsha.
Oh Marsha - what a week - hold those grand daughters close and love them to bits as only a gramie can!!
Love those cards, especially Sophia's with the purple stickles - makes the butterfly look as though it is flying in a cloud!!
Blessings
Maxine
Life is just so very much like your post, some sadness and some joy! I feel your sadness and pain yet I also feel the love and joy you have from those grand daughters. Looks like gramie's talent runs deep in your family! Truly stunning work this week Marsha, thank you for sharing the budding artists works as well! God Bless you all!
donna
It's so hard to say no when the kids want to create isn't it? There's very little on my "NO" list with my daughter. It's usually my expensive crocheted lace ribbons. She's even worked her way into my copics. It's tough to tell her she can't when I see how much better her work is when I let her use them. I'm sorry for what you had to go through this week. That must have been so difficult. You're so right! Enjoy every second you spend with your loved ones.
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