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Day 3!

Hmmm NO! I won' be writing here everyday!

It'll be day 2 and a second layer of paint for Mum's walls, although she wont wear her glasses so she won't see the patchiness....We've also to wait for the emergency button man today too!

So before I go to Mum's I've another 13 Christmas tree deco's to sew up the stuffing openings.  I tell you I will be only be making just one more set...it'll be these ones but in pink. 





There will be an extra one made for our Zoe.  In pink with shisha mirrors and Rinestuds.  It'll be Zoe's 4th xmas.  I am making the Dove for her this year so i'll be writing this somewhere on the shape.  Now whether it's the back or the front i'm not sure yet.


 
 
The next thing I've always wanted to make is an Advent Calendar.  A bit too late to be fully appreciated by my daughter!!  I had a little research this morning, a zillllion ideas but they've all been done before.  I'll let my mind wander and ponder on that one.
This is one of my favourites:
 
 
The original image was found here
http://themadhouse-themadhouse.blogspot.co.uk/2010/11/win-maileg-pixie-in-great-toy-guides.html 
 
 
Well that's all for now.  Thanks for reading,
 
 
 

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