I made matryoshka dolls for our Christmas babies
from fabric scraps.
Pip loved them so much she asked Santa for a "katroomshka" doll too.
Here's the first lady. She's self-contained and proud of it, until...
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Surprise!
Out pops another lady!
my happy niece with her doll!
A word to the wise:
10 comments:
Love it...so much truth there!
dolls are easier- but not so apted to wrap their little fingers around your heart strings! Pretty cute!!
I love this so much!
oh those live dollies are the best! I just want to squeeze them but they'd squeek then wouldn't they. Maybe I could just nibble on them a little bit? OK I won't. but I want to.
This is the Happiest Post on Earth. I love the joy and energy in the children (even with the occasional pout) and the colorful wonder of the dolls. Your talent shines on many levels. You made my day!
Awesome. Powerful magic. Love the dolls and the dollies.
Thank you, blog pals!
I agree, live dolls are more exciting, and more lovable. (and edible.)
For the record, no child was harmed in filming. Babycakes was rescued from the cutlery before any real drumming started.
this so much reminds me of nanny mcphee when the children put the baby in the cooking pot! love this! so adorable (both dollies and babies) xoxo :DL
What a fun post! The kids and the dolls are fabulous. :)
Oh my goodness, those grumpy, tearful faces... too funny... esp. your baby (and that fork!)
xo
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