I suppose there is a proper way to share this, which would probably involve waiting for the thank you card to arrive in her actual mailbox (hard pressed to meet this criteria, since the card is sitting, stamped, on the passenger seat of my car....still!) but let's just be honest here and say, you know, I'm not known for being conventional.
I am famous in my own mind, however, for being incredibly lucky. I'm telling you...it's a party in my mailbox! Witness:
How adorable is this knitted pouch?!? Kelly's mom Carol (who blogs at Sisters Three about all things homey and family), just out of nowhere, sent it with a sweet note and instructions for making my own. I couldn't resist filling it up already....
Yes! With gnomes! Am I right? I mean, really! It is just a situation so overloaded with cute that I can barely stand it. I think she's a genius. Wee little gnomes? Check! Garden fairies? Check! Tiny wooden bucket and pint-sized hope chest? Check-check! Good times.
As I'm slowly adding to our Gnome Village, I'm learning that Scotty pretty much loves the little wooden people in any state. Flower fairies, gnomes...buck naked. He loves them! And I love listening to him and his little Mickey Mouse voice as he takes them through a typical day.
He slept with a pouch full of gnomes, and I have to say...I approve. Thank you, Carol! We LOVE our sweet gift and can't wait to make more!
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
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i love this little army of naked gnomes! did you make them? i'd love to make some fairies with little wooden bodies :D
ReplyDeleteHi Maryam, the naked gnomes came from Casey's Wood (caseyswood.com online) and they are a total bargain! I think their .25 and .15 each, for the large and small, respectively. I'm making them into the gnomes and fairies using wool felt and the patterns from weefolkart.com....nothing could be easier! My younger son just LOVES to line them up and keep them busy. :)
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