The third frame is now attached. Plaid and polka dots.....I'm in heaven.
Austin, the oldest grandson, would be mortified if he saw this picture of himself on the Internet. He is now fifteen, and no longer a little kid. It is amazing how quickly children change in their teenage years. He's now 5' 10" and looks so much older than fifteen. I can see him burying this pillow waaaay under the Christmas tree so his friends can't see it!
Soon,
Lynn
Surely it is every Grandmother's right to embarrass the grandkids?! I'm kidding, I bet he loves it really - and if he doesn't yet, he will when he's older!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Hazel - mortified to begin with, but will cherish in the end.
ReplyDeleteIsn't it in your job description that you must embarrass your grandkids? I know it's in mine.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful project. And, handson Grandchildren too.
ReplyDeleteOH, what a great idea!! LOVE it!!
ReplyDeleteHe'll be secretly pleased that you think so much of him. It looks great.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great frame....always love your combinations of checks and plaids and even some polka dots! Great work!
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