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Happy Mother's Day!

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I didn't actually make anything this year, but here's a craft made by my son at school for his Mother's Day present. Although he tells me he just painted the frame and stamped the ladybug bodies. So now I know what he was talking about when he said the teacher took his photo at school. It also happened to be the day after I cut his hair myself! Yikes! He's been going to a haircut place, and everytime I watch them do it, I think to myself, I should be able to do that at home with our clipper set...not as easy at it looks though. Good thing his hair grows fast so I have more chances to practice. Anyhow, he also made a handprint card and wrote out a little poem. I scanned and pasted the whole thing together, so it didn't exactly look like that in real life. Anyhow, have a Happy Mother's Day to all the mothers out there!
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eva said…
i didn't know you were posting too. i like the apple on his face. Cute project. happy mother's day!
May 9, 2010 at 12:08 PM
Cheryl said…
Isn't that funny that we're online at the same time even though we're in different time zones?! The apple is from a digital kit by Mindy Terasawa on Designer Digitals. I think it is called "apple dumpling" or something like that.
May 9, 2010 at 12:28 PM
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