Funky chicken

I've been in a bit of a crafting funk lately. I have projects to do and lists of things I want to complete but I've been feeling less than inspired. Until today and this evening full of checking out crafting blogs! Today I finished a skirt and made a ruffle sleeve top and now I have visions of other things running through my head. If I weren't so tired and concerned about Madelyn's sleep (or lack of) I would start something tonight. You can be assured that I will be mod podging in the morning though! :)

On a completely different note, why does my 2 year old have to be so dadgum smart? She just brought me the sunscreen and wanted me to spray it on her. It's a twist top and it was closed so I "tried" pushing it and said it didn't work. She took it from me, twisted it open, and handed it back. I'd love it if I could get something over on her it would make some days so much easier!

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Unknown said…
Would love to see a pic of the skirt and top. Have a great weekend. Jamie
March 20, 2010 at 10:50 AM
Tammy said…
Yes, show off your craftiness! :)

Kids are way smarter than we give them credit for!
March 20, 2010 at 12:54 PM
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