Showing posts with label winter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label winter. Show all posts

Friday, December 9, 2011

Sewing and Snow

I've been busy sewing on the flannel again. With L's help, who does a great job taking pins out of pattern pieces, I made her a flannel robe yesterday. Originally I was going to modify this robe pattern to be sewed up in front and have a couple snaps at the top for a nightgown but when I tried it on her in the process of sewing, she loved that it was a robe.
I let her pick out the buttons (with help) and she picked these 25+ year old flower buttons that were in my mom's button jar for as long as I can remember until she passed some of her buttons to me.
On another note, it snowed last night! FINALLY!! It's hard to believe this is our first snow of the season and it's still currently snowing! I have a VERY happy 4 year old who has been dancing around the house singing about snow and a very happy dog. I always say Crystal (our beagle-mutt) is really a Husky is disguise. She goes nuts when it snows! She can't wait to get outside and run and play in it. She can hunt down her favorite outside toy no matter how deep the snow is. After 7 years of having her it's still hilarious to watch her in the snow.

Monday, January 4, 2010

"Snow, It won't be long before we'll all be there with snow..."

"Snow, I want to wash my hands, my face and hair with snow..."

HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!! If you didn't know the tune of that song, that was Bing Crosby's Snow song from White Christmas. I am only 28 years old but I love the White Christmas movie! And the snow song is a perfect song to be singing right now as we are stuck in a lake effect snow storm that has been going on for days now. I think it's been snowing off and on for a couple weeks now but this latest storm has been our first lake effect storm of the season and it's been going on since Thursday. I LOVE it!!! I grew up where we got lots of ice which isn't as easy to deal with as snow. But what about all of the shoveling you ask? Really, snow is so much easier to deal with. You can't shovel ice out of your way.

I hope everyone had a happy, safe and healthy Christmas and I wish you the best for the New Year! And I look forward to lots of blog posts this year!