My girl had to have tea parties DAILY! And would pour the cream until it the cup overflowed, then stirred it until most of it was on the tablecloth, and THEN drank a sip, and started over!!! I loved that!
I won 2nd Place with this one at an Art Show in 2000. Chloe, a that time had to wear pink every day!!! I sewed a LOT of pink then, and I still like to!
This was just too precious! She was helping make her birthday frosting for #2!!! (Notice the apron!)...and feeding the beater to the cat in between her own licks!! Stay tuned for the little pink apron (coming later today)that is for toddlers sizes 2 - 4! O.K. AFTER EDITING AND ACCIDENTALLY DELETING THEM TWICE!!!! HERE ARE THE APRON PICS! Did I mention that this fabric is a remnant from a dress I had made for Chloe about 15 years ago? The fabric is a cotton woven, so the bunnies and carrots are subtly woven into the fabric, not stamped on. I love ball fringe, but still wanted the feminine little daisy "necklace"!
I love how the back looks! The apron pinafore is one I adapted from a 1970's Simplicity pattern by enlarging the armholes so that it could be a comfortable apron for any 2 - 4 year old. Now on to list it on my etsy store!
Your art is fantastic! Love the colors and textures! BEAUTIFUL!!! Happy Pink Saturday! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteYour artwork is fantastic!
ReplyDeleteDebbie
OH WOW WHAT A PRECIOUS LITTLE GIRL AND WHAT ARE THESE OAINTINGS FABULOUS !!
ReplyDeleteThe paintings are simply beautiful. However, the real treasure is that darling little girl. A very cute post.
ReplyDeleteYour painting are wonderful, I can see why you won. Darling girly girl!
ReplyDeleteCome visit me at Decorating My Tin Shack, I'm having a give away.
Happy Pink Saturday.
How blessed you are to be so artistically inclined! I would love to paint beautiful paintings like this. My painting is confined pretty much to walls and such!
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mary
What a beautiful,beautiful post. Ohhh,how very talented you are. I can't wait to see the toddler apron..and I was scrolling down a bit,and saw those gorgeous little dresses. You are one talented lady..I love the little clothes,and your choice of fabric was just perfect. Happy Pink Saturday..
ReplyDeleteWOW, you are ssssssssssuper talented...oh beautiful girl...Make me smile..Happy Pink saturday. I am following you too.
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frenchy
I adore the second painting. The hair has movement....nice job!
ReplyDeleteJoyce M
Your paintings are beautiful!! That little apron is adorable too. I wish I knew a little girl to wear it.
ReplyDelete~❧❀*Happy Pink First Day of Spring!!*❀❧
What a beautiful little girl! Wonderful picture!
ReplyDeleteSorry for the late visit but I'm glad I could come and enjoy your great pinks!
Have a wonderful week!
In Shoes We Trust,
Maggie Mae
"Do these shoes match this purse?"
Very nice - Happy late Pink Saturday!
ReplyDeleteWell, I for one am surprised that you only got second place with that gorgeous painting! That's a first place work if I ever saw one!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for entering my giveaway, it allowed me to discover you and your lovely blog!
Have a wonderful week,
Anne
Very pretty paintings and sweet little apron!
ReplyDeleteLinda
You are very talented. Very Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteENJOY all the PINK!
~Jany~
Don't forget to "Look in the Nook"
You're art is beautiful, the apron is adorable.
ReplyDeleteYour paintings are lovely. What I find so appealing is that they capture a sense of movement - of something happening - a moment that we get to peek into. It's so sweet that they capture little moments with your children.
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