Happy Father’s Day Big-P. We love you.

Last Thursday I went down to the Stitches and Craft Show. I was really looking forward to it and even kind of imagined it like it might be a land at the top of the Magic far-Away Tree, “The Land of Stitches and Craft” or something. Unfortunately there was nothing terribly magic about it. I was generally pretty disappointed as it all seemed to be junk, but did end up finding a basket of beautiful glass beads which included some quirky little characters. Christina and I scrummaged through it for a good half hour to pick out the best.

After we had walked around the place in a kind of listless daze we left and then dropped in on Patchwork on Central Park on the way home which definitely lifted our spirits.

I was really pleased to see that they are stocking some of the really fun Munki Munki fabrics, and I am planning on finding a simple sun dress pattern for Amelia and then going back to get some.
My new Blythe also arrived making a grand total of three. She’s a Mademoiselle Rosebud and I think she’s gorgeous.
Here are a few craft related links:
The craftster blog
Jenny Hart has a book coming out!
Cute cat toy thread at craftster – pattern included
Yoko’s diary (thanks Christina!)
Awww, how cute! Your daughter definitley has a lot of features from her father. That’s a really cute picture. I had never heard of Blythe dolls until you talked about them on here and I’m digging them and the fabric.
Wow, Amelia has GROWN! Last photo I saw up here she was looking like a baby – now she looks a grown up “big girl”. And what a cutie
Okay, is it wierd that I want to dye my hair like Mademoiselle Rosebud?
She beautiful!
- and so is Amelia!
Great find w/ the bead creatures. Very cute.
And Happy Father’s Day to Big-P!
Ooh Munki Munki fabrics in melbourne! I love her textiles. Might have to make a trip down to Patchwork on Central Park asap.
Do you know which designs they had?
Amelia is the cuttest girl ever !
Happy Father’s Day to Big-P and Claire ,I love your web site.
V. inspiring,it makes me happy !
Big hug from this Argentine American Girl that lives in Santa Monica (CA)
Ally
Love your Web site! The graphics are absolutely awesome!! And I think you have started my hunt for Blythe dolls. Ouch.
Cute glass beads. I love little things with lots of detail too. I’m usually wary of craft shows as I’ve left quite a few with the same disappointed feeling as you…
wow. my great-aunt had a large collection of the shorter glass characters on the left. they always sat on her vanity in the “green bedroom” where she liked to place pictures of herself
she was an interesting lady indeed.